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VOLUME XX
■N THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY—ORE GUN’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON
Recreation
It Ain’t f Kids Parade Summer
Program Starts
All Roses
Set For July 4 Monday, June 18
THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1973
$4.50 * YEAR — 10c a Copy
7o Vie For Queen
(by George Long)
/
adminis
Wes Jahn, school administra-
Members of the Fourth of lor- announced this week that
| Friday evening, June 15, will a senior at Santiam next year.
A few years ago, no one July steering committee said ^e summer recreation pro-
be a big night for six young Lori Levon, daughter of Mr.
paid much attention to those they had received several in- 8ram would open on Monday,
ladies who are competing for and Mrs. Bob Levon is spon­
who warned that such things quiries regarding the chil- 3une 18 at 9:00 a.m.
the title of Queen of the 1973 sored by the Mill City Lions
as pollution control devices dren’s parade.
| The baseball program is al­
¡Fourth of July Celebration Ln Club and she will be a sopho­
cost money and that there was
The parade will be judged ready underway but all inter­
.Mill City.
more next year. Patty Howell,
no one to pay that cost but at 11:20 a.m. and will follow ested boys are asked to meet
The princesses will each daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
consumers. Now, on top of in­ the theme. “Take Time To”. with Doug Suckling at the
¡have escorts to the stage and lard Howell is sponsored by
flation, the bill for protecting The youngsters will be lined baseball bleachers on that
will perform a talent act of the AARP, chapter #394. She
the environment is coming due. up and judged at the parking date.
some kind. They will also be will be a junior at Santiam.
The billions of dollars that in­ lot of the Canyon Dental Clin­ The girls will meet in the art
judged on poise and appear­ Debbie McClain is sponsored
dustry has spent and is con­ ic on First Ave. as there is room at 9:00 a.m. with Patty
ance. The competition promises by the Mill City Garden Club
tinuing to spend to comply more shade than in the former Babbitt to direct their activ­
to be keen this year and out and is the daughter of Mr. and
with sometimes overly-string­ school parking lot. Cold drinks ities.
of town judges will no doubt Mrs. Frank McLain. She will
ent environmental protection will be provided for them so
have their usual difficult task be a junior. Lori Hildebrandt,
measures is beginning to be perhaps they will not get so
of selecting a queen.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don­
reflected in the prices of ev­ restless while being judged.
I Princesses are Susy Wilson, ald Day is sponsored by the
erything we buy, from food,
There will be four cate-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mill City Junior Woman’s Club
clothing and housing to electric gories: bikes, trikes, walking
I
Wilson who is sponsored by and will be a junior at Santiam
power.
and floats. All first prize win­
I Marilyn Assmbly, Order of High School. Jackie Wilson
Electric companies, for ex­ ners will receive 75c; second
Rainbow for Girls. She will be will share the spotlight with
ample, are paying for expens­ prize 50c and third prize 25c.
her sister Friday evening. She
ive low-sulphur coal and All entrants may use their tags
•
P’V
T
is sponsored by the Mill City
I C
smoke emission controls for tc receive a free snow cone at1 LYONS—At the meeting of
jenior
Citizens
0
|I-O.O.F.-Rebekah
Lodges
and
the city council Wednesday
generating plants. This means the park.
jui iiui vi i ilgi io i v , will
a junior next
year Her
inescapably higher rates to
Parents are asked to help night, Donald Trahan was
I parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bob
customers. Many of the utility small children in the proper sworn in to replace Wilson
| Wilson.
inaustry's customers are com­ line before judging time. The Stevens who resigned due to
Girls competing will be giv­
ill
health.
No
one
appeared
panies tnat must, in turn, use exact time of the judging will
There are six princesses that will be competing for
en a question and answer per­
large quantities of energy to be published in The Enterprise Wednesday night to speak the tit'e of Queen at the Friday night coronation cere­
During recent months, mem­
operate tneir own pollution once more before the fourth against the 1973-74 budget and monies at the high school auditorium. Pictured above bers of the Junior Woman’s iod besides the talent, person­
ality, poise and appearance,
the
council
adopted
it.
The
to
­
control systems. According to so that every youngster will
are Susy Wilson, Debbie McLain, Patty Howell and Club have been having a series
recent figures, more than 2,100 have time to get in line for the tal budget of $54,419 compares Jackie Wilson. Not shown is Lori Hildebrandt and Lori of Bingo parties for the senior which will be the basis for the
judges decision. One of the
to the current one of $44,000
individual large customers of prizes.
citizens of the area. These have princesses will also receive a
Levon.
—
Stan
Odgen
Photo
and
requires
no
increased
pro
­
electric utilities in 1971 re­
been greatly appreiated by $25 check for the most tickets
perty taxes. The general fund
quired 8.1 billion kilowatt-
those attending and the “old­ sold before coronation night.
budget is $26,395 compared to
hours of electric power to op­
sters” decided to return the fa i-1 There will be
two door
the current $17,845. The city
erate environmental protection
vor.
prizes given away this year,
has $12,890 in federal revenue
ana pollution control devices.
The group headed by Mrs. one for adults and one for
sharing money. They will use >
Environmental protection is ex­
j
Elmer Shaw, chairman, will children. The prizes are the
$11,890 to replace storm sewer I
pected to represent about 10
Many voters of Mill City have a Bingo party for the two wood carved cats on dis­
system and $500 each for youth I
percent of these industrial
turned
out Tuesday to cast juniors at the fellowship hall play in The Enterprise office.
activities and cemetery work.
electrical power customers’
their ballots for a proposed of the Presbyterian Church on Tickets may be purchased
L. E. George, secretary
annual requirements by 1977.1 The downtown Salem Lions
1973-74 city budget, and de- Thursday evening, July 14 at from any of the princesses or
These figures do not include Club is again sponsoring the I of state speed control board,
17:00 p.m. The junior club has at the door.
feated
it by 184 to 52.
energy wmeh utilities require all-Arabian Horse Show, now1 was present in an effort to
been invited to attend and
On
the
ballot
was
a
$16,502
Coronation ceremonies will
to operate their own pollution billed as the second largest in' change the existing 40 jnile
tax levy over the six percent bring their friends.
!
be
held at the high school
per
hour
on
the
Neal
Park
The
North
Santiam
Aerie
control equipment. And this is the world,
to support a total
[ auditorium at 8:00 and a re-
not alL boaring energy de-
‘
’ 27th annual show will Road to 25 mph. A delegation #3384, F. O. E. and the Auxil­ limitation
This
budget of $165,639.
| ception honoring the queen
mands, coupled with environ- be presented by the Arabian from Neal Park estates and the iary, held joint installation of
and her court will follow.
mental requirements, call for horse breeders association of city scheduled a June 27 meet­ officers at their hall Sunday
ing at the speed control board afternoon, June 10. Installing
heavy research and develop- Oregon June 21-24.
merit expenditures by the
Performances are scheduled in an effort to reduce the speed officers were from the Salem / ah ni ivicmucib iu
Aerie. The installation was
I for Thursday, 7:30
electric industry.
,.w p.m., Fri- limit.
Blacktopping has been com- open to the public and a pot­ I'lVUI VVVU./--------------------
Regulatory authorities ul- I day, 1:30 and 7:30 p.m., Satur-
timateiy will have no choice day, 1:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., pleted on North 14 and Dog- luck dinner followed the cere­
The American Assn, of Re­
but to permit the passing on Sunday, 1:30 p.m. Classes wood St. and six existing lu- monies.
tired
Persons (AARP) will
scheduled
for
the
performances
mar
lights
will
be
replaced
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Tracy
to customers in the form of
higner rates the research, de- include arab costume, cutting with 7000 lumar lights,
were the worthy grand presi­ have the final business meet­
The council approved the dents; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Luke ing of the year Wednesday,
veiupment and environmental, horse, jumpers and driving
class.
purchase
of 30 books on the were the worthy grand con­ June 27 at the high school au­ Contributions to a bottle
expenses incurred by utility
drive Saturday morning netted
Proceeds of the show support pacific northwest and Oregon ductors with Ada Eyler acting ditorium at 7:30 p.m.
companies. Thus once again is
Canyon
A slate of officers for the en- ; $15 for the Santiam
_ ____
,_
as the worthy grand secretary
proven the old adage that Lions service activities in the for the library.
suing
year
will
be
presented
Medical-Dental
Health
Fair
to
for
the
auxiliary
and
Ed
Haw
­
Salem
area
such
as
aid
to
the
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nothing in life is free, in fact
The North Santiam Cham-
July 13
kins worthy grand secretary by the nominating commit- be held in Mill City
pure air and water have be-
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ber
of Commerce held their
tee
headed
by
Mrs.
Orville
ar
}d
14.
The
money
will
be
us-
for the aerie. All were from
youth projects, Devers Memor-
come high-priced luxuries.
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' I led
Downing.
' ' in publicizing "the fair and montbly meeting at Riverview
Salem.
ial Eye Clinic and the purchase _
Bill Beyers, program chair- 'n finding entertainment. Fu- ^nn’ Mehama, last Wednesday
Auxiliary
officers
from
> and set the time for in-
North Santiam aerie included man, said an evening of cards ture fund-raising activities | noon
stallation of new officers for
I Salem Public Library.
I Mrs. Rich Moore presided at Germaine Wiltse, junior past and other games would be the,are being considered.
Tlioc/Intr Tuna
al ikr,
from downtown Lion Club me- the June 7 meeting of the president; Donna Asmussen, entertainment for the evening ’ Helping with the bottle drive Tuesday, June 26 at the River-
and
all
AARP
members
and
(which
covered
about
one-
v
^
ew
‘
Social
hour
will be at
mbers, Stevens and Son Jew-1 steering committee which was president; Norma Long, vice-
town) were Matt 6:30 and dinner will be at 7:30.
lers and at the fairgrounds. held 2 at
_ the
/ 2 home of Mr. ar.d president; Pauline Brunner, their friends are invited to at­ fourth of the
__ _ Olson,
____ f Cindy I Jerry
Kindred, Jim
’ - Coffman will be maa-
Adult tickets are only $1 each. Mrs. Bill Beyers. There was a conductress; Laurell Johnson, tend.
Shelly Richards
__ ’ and'ter of ceremonies and for the
The regular meetings will re­ Reid, f
DETROIT — Two timber Children under 12 will be ad- good representation from elube chaplain; Joyce Nicholson,
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the
Chemeketa
sales with an estimated 12,100,- mitted free when accompanied and organizations in the area treasurer; Alice Morrison, sec­ sume in the fall but members Jackie Wilson. Monty Megar- Pr°8ram
|
scholarships
will
be
I
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000 board feet of Willamette by an adult
and plans were discussed for retary; Jerry Hoage, inside are reminded that there will gel supervised the drive.
be
a
picnic
July
25
at
John
I
Help
is
needed
in
planning
^
r
*
s
Hampton
of Santiam
National Forest timber is slat­
guard; Gwen Swope, outside
the 4th of July Celebration.
ed for June 29, at Detroit Ran­
Harry Nelson, from the Mill guard and trustees included Neal Park in Lyons and plans and publicizing the fair. The High; Mike Bums from Stay-
ger Station. Oral bidding will
City Sears Catalog Store, will Kuby Reid, Dorothy Peterson for this will be discussed at the , planning committee meets ^on High and Constance Niel-
Thursday (June 14) at 7:30 S0".ir01n Regis.
follow the opening of sealed
.next meeting.
be the parade chairman this and Lola Polerisz.
These scholarships are for
p.m. at the Christian Church.
bids at 10:00 a.m. Both sales
Aerie officers are Bill Mc­
year. He will be in charge of
$100 each, and the chamber
will include acreage of all I
Call,
junior
past
president;
H.
lining up all parade entries
makes the presentation annual­
species of logs which the bid­
which will for on S. W. King- L. Polson, president; Bill Mohr,
ly to encourage young people
der will be required to pur­
vice-president; Mike Polerisz,
wood.
'.to attend Chemeketa.
chase along with the sale.
Margaret Stromquist, secre­ conductor; Blackie Hoage, i
Officers to be installed will
The Mill City Lions Club tary, has asked that any organ­ chaplain; John MacGregor,
Largest of the two sales is
be
Jim Tedrow, president;
held
officer
installation
at
The
the Slide Creek #3 Timber
ization using the facilities in treasurer; George Long, secre­
Gene Fief, vice president; J.
Sale with an estimated 10.2mbf Frontier Inn Monday evening, the park for concession, con­ tary; Irvin Peterson, inside
C Kimmel secretary-treasurer.
_ her if more electric power guard; Paul Swope, outside
of timber. Located approxi­ tended by a large group of tact
To be installed to the board of
I
mately six miles North of Lions, their wives and guests. is 7eëdëd‘She may be'rôntacï- ' guard. Trustees are Harold
directors will be Jerry Coff­
Idanha via Boulder Ridge Road The dinner meeting was at- ed at 897-2127 and would like [ Wiltse, Jerry Coffman, Adolph
man and Chris King for the
Wally Carlson of Salem, past for this
tæ done at once
it involves, 6,200mbf of Dou-
Brunner and Russell Reid.
Lyons-Mehama area.
glas-Fir advertised at $151.81 district governor of 36R, was
Germaine Wiltse and Bill |
Adults and young people are
per thousand and, 4,000mbf of the installing officer and ' all reminded of the free street McCall, past presidents, were 1 For all who enjoy fun times,
Western Hemlock and other Verne Rush, outgoing presi­ dance at the school the even­ presented gifts of appreciation exercise, sun and the beauty of ,
Oregon in the summer, get out I
coniferous species advertised dent, conducted the meeting. ing of July 3.
from the aerie and auxiliary. your two wheelers and join in
I Doctor Schedule ;
at $82.53 per thousand. Includ­ Richard Blakely was install­
Local teenagers are getting
the bicycle ride Saturday, June
|
Santiam Memorial Hos- i
ed in the sale is 249 acres of ed as president; Bob Bryant,
16.
| together, tossing around ideas i potal Emergency Unit re- J
Lions Past President Rush Gets Pin
vice-president;
Dale
all species of logs priced at first
of
things
they
would
like
to
The touring group will leave 1
| cord of Doctors on duty ]
Kirsch, second vice-president;1
$112.39 per acre.
and ™
are beginning
from in front of the high I do,
uo’ ana
^ginning to
to plan i for the period June 14
The Fox Creek Fuelbreak Harry Nelson, third vice-presi­
school auditorium at 10:00 a.'^arlous actlv,Ues for this i sum-
| through June 20, 1973.
Timber Sale located approxi­ dent; Fred Krecklow, secre­
m.
bound for an outing at Ni-1
tary-treasurer;
Dennis
Corder-
mately ten miles northeast of
|
agra Park, 7 miles east of Mill I Thursday afternoon, June 7, i June 14—
Detroit via Breitenbush Road man. Tailtwister and Dan Nu­
[ Doctor on Call
City.
Participants
should
bring
and East Humbug Road has gent, Lion tamer. George Long
a sack lunch and drink, along with VISTA worker Steve Ca- [ June 15—
an estimated 1.9mbf of tim­ was installed as a director.
to , . talk
about
activities
Doctor on Call
with fishing poles, games, fris- han
..
.
.
Fred Krecklow and George
ber. It involves l,700mbf of
[ Dr. in Hospital,
bees,
cameras,
etc.
if
desired.
Douglas-Fir
advertised
at Long were presented with pins
6:00 to midnight
The bicycle tour will end back ed in this summer. It was de­
$114.29 per thousand and 200 for bringing in the most new
cided that a bicycle ride would I June 16--
in
Mill
City
by
6:00
p.m.,
al
­
mbf of Western Hemlock and, members and for other out-
though individuals are wel­ be a good start to see how they
Doctor on Call
other coniferous species adver­ standing service during the
come
to stay late or leave liked group recreation. A
Dr. in Hospital,
year. Lion Rush thanked all
tised at $51.74 per thousand.
dance
and
a
day
long
hike
are
earlier.
midnight to midnight
The sale includes 115 acres the members for their cooper
This activity is planned most­ also being planned.
of all species of logs advertis- ation during his term,
June
17—
Many of the teenagers also
ly for teenagers and young
ed at $39.70 per acre. The ‘ He gave Mrs. Blakely the
Doctor on Call
volunteered
to
work
on
the
adult3. If you have any ques­
Western Hemlock and other president’s pin and she in turn
Dr. in Hospital,
tions, please call Susie Wilson Santiam Canyon Medical-Den­
coniferous species and the pinned it on her husband.
midnight to midnight
tal Health Fair, scheduled for
at
897-2270.
Mr. Blakely asked that each
acreage of all species of logs
July 13 and 14, a recycling pro­
June 18—
will be sold at fixed rates in Lion try and bring in a new
1 Doctor on Call
I ject, and other programs.
member during the year so
Detroit Dam-Weather If anyone is interested in i June 19—
both sales.
that the size of the club could
I
Max. Mln. Elev. Pep any recreation activities or | Doctor on Call
be doubled.
Pool
other programs, would like to i Dr. in Hospital,
I
If the number following “Participation" will be the
6 84 52 155021 0.00 help out, or have any ideas,
Newly
installed
Lions
Club
president
Dick
Blake-
June
6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.
your name on The En­ key word next year, said ly is seen presenting outgoing president Vem Rush with dune 7 78 56 1540.40 0.00 contact Steve Cahan at 897-
Blakely, with each Lion doing
8 74 53 1550.16 0.00 3130, or leave a message at
June 20—
terprise label reads the job he is asked to perform. his past presidents pin at ceremonies held at The Fron­ June
June 9 65 47 1550 84 0.00 897-2354.
Doctor on Call
I
Dr. in Hospital,
6-73 i+'s time to send A past president’s pin was tier Monday night. At right is Wally Carlson of Salem, June li» 63 41 1551.02 0.00 i Better yet, come on the bl-
given to Mr. Rush by the new who was installing officer—The Mill City Enterprise }unp I I 79 43 1551.16. 0 00 cycle ride Saturday and try to
6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a m.
a check for renewal.
president.
! photo.
1 June 12 76 51 1551.29 0.00 pedal off your ideas.
I
I Donald Trahan To
Serve On Lyons
City Council
Have Bingo Party i
Horse Show
Being Sponsored By
Salem Lions Club
Eagles
Lodge
?!
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d
p
g
et
u i i • . rails to Pass
Holds Joint
Installation
— CL
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T
Towards
LliamDer 10
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Meet Wed., June 27 Goes
Health Fair
Timber Sales Set
For Friday, June 29
Harry I Nelson
Al • To Be
X ^VchaS:, Parade Chairman
Richard Blakely
Installed As Lions
Club President
Bicycle Ride
pe(
Planned for
Activities
Saturday
Planned
Install Officers