City Enterprise
The
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volume xxvm
It Ain't
All Roses
(by George Long)
ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY—OREliUN S F AST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
NUMBER 38
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1973
Wolverines
Register
First Victory
Wishing
Forest Service
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Schedules Timber
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Sales In October
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During the regular Mill City for the first six months and,
DETROIT — Two timber
Council meeting Wednesday, with the council approval, be
Fourteen residents of the
sales with an estimated
Sept 12., the council voted to raised to $550 the remaining
City of Mill City turned out,
10,200,000 board feet of Willa­
hire Arthur Sprague as the six months.
at the hearing of the federal:
mette National Forest tim­
In other action, the city
fourth fulltime police officer
revenue sharing money. There
Santiam
held
Sherman
ber, , ij is » skucu
slated w
to go
go vn
on sate
sale HI
in
was a lot OI
hcxu
uucluiou mci
on the recommendation of the adopted a resolution forming
of discussion on tne
the ' ouinuini
fourth police officer
and a County to only 93 total yards, October at Detroit Ranger
■ Police Chief Don Gillenwater a circle sewer system.
The
<
I and
Police
Commissioner reason given for this action Is
man for the city park. Al-1 (no yards passing) and scored' Station. Sealed bids will be
though every item on the pub- ! the only points they needed I received at the office of the
' Arthur (Dale) Howell. This to better handle the money
lished budget was discussed, I in the third quarter to capture Detroit District Ranger Sta-
I position is to be paid with and to keep it separate from
' revenue sharing funds and Is all other funds.
felt that these two items drew their first win of the season, tion for both sales, up to and
. h« most
mnrt attention ri,,rin0
1 for a one year period only, I A recommendation read
a.m., follow-
follow­
the
during th«'
the' 8-0
8-0. The came
game was played at not later than 10 a.m..
«tartincr
nn October 1 1. Thp
on Friday, Sept. 14.
ed immediately by oral bid­
starting on
The nf-
of- ' ! from the Mill City fire depart-
hour and a half that the resi- ' Moro
”
With 3:10 left in the trird ding.
Miss Rae Blum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David flcer will receive $500 a month ment on the fire hazard of a
dents kept the council busy
quarter,
Craig
Blackburn
vacant residence at 233 S. E.
explaining the budget.
T.he Straight Creek
®11111
Mehama, pets the Shetland pony hoping to be
smashed
into
the
end
zone
Hazel St. drew council appro­
Qwin
itbe lucky (winner of the pony. Jane Wagner, the grand-
The residents were told be­
I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wagner won the pony.
val of it being condemned for
fore they left that the council from two yards out to put San­ 3,100,000 board feet of timber,
-
future use.
would take under considera­ tiam ahead 6-0. David Plotts is scheduled for October 1. Lo- |
The council accepted a pav­
tion all the pros and cons that then passed to Frank Bryant cated approximately three |
Large Crowd Attends Fair
for
the
two
point
conversion,
miles
south
of
Marion
Forks,
|
ing
bid for Myrtle Street from
I
were brought up at this meet­
via Straight Creek Road, it
North Santlam Sand & Gravel
ing on the different ways the giving Santiam an 8-0 lead.
Coach Gibson felt the team consists of 2600 MBF of Doug­
Co. of Stay ton. They were low
citizens would like to see this
gave
a
great
effort
.The
strong
bidders
at $1,915.00.
las
Fir
advertised
at
$94.70
per
i
money spent.
points of the game for San­ thousand, and 500 MBF of
I know it is no easy task i tiam were their kick-offs and Western Hemlock and other
being a councilman and there i | punting. However.
DETROIT — The regular
Gibson coniferous species advertised
monthly meeting, Sept. 11,
are very few people who will
““i‘ed out
Craig' Bladcbum
"J.11 £
singled
out * Craig
Blackburn at $79.66 per M. Included in
even consider doing t . u’“
•
1973, of Detroit City Council
8 1 1 and Frank -
Bryant as - being
the sale is 183 acres of all
was called to order by Mayor
thankless job. but one thing i k
to the victory. Blackbum species logs priced at $2.76 per
Cliff McMillan at 7:30 p.m.
7: I had 20 rushes for 74 yards and acre, which the bidder is re­
member, is that they are **
to I Bryant had four punts for 145 quired to purchase. Western
Council members present
represent “all” the people of yards and three pass recep­ Hemlock and other conifer­
were Tena Michaelson, Harold
Mill City, not just one small tions for 32 yards.
Roth and Joe Arsenault. There
ous species will be sold at a |
group or how they themselves
were 17 citizens present Also
Santiam’s next game will fixed rate .
want to handle things.
in attendance was city attor­
be at Mill City on Sept. 21 at
Bachelor Timber Sale, lo­
ney Ralph Wyckoff and audi­
During the discussion the 8 p.m. against Knappa. Knappa cated approximately 10 miles
tor George Carlisle, both of
park came under a lengthy is a good passing team and south of Idanha, via Coopers
The Mill City Lions Club
Salem, and this reporter.
discussion and Councilman should prove to be a good Ridge Road to Bruno Meadows
Monday night started making
City recorder Ruth Thomas­
Howell told the group that if | test
ucsu for Santiam’s fine passing Road, is slated for October 11.
for their annual Birth­
The 34th annual fair and turkey dinner was en- son read the minutes of the plans
a certain amount of money is ■ , defense.
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Santiam
defeated The sale involves 3400 MBF
day Calendar sales drive.
at the LVons Grange Fair, Saturday, Aug. 14 meeting and gave a President Dick Blakely an­
not spent there to take care of Knappa 14-12 in a quarterfinal of Douglas Fir advertised at J0^00 bY
it, the park would revert back 1 game two years ago.
$113.89 per thousand, and! September 15. The turnout was so great that even the treasurer’s report The mi­ nounced that Harry Nelson
to the state and county be- j Santiam
0 0 8 0 8 3700 MBF of Noble Fir and display tables Jhad to be cleared for people to eat off nutes were approved as read. will be chairman this year,
cause the city had used match
‘ ' ­ ■ S. C.
0 0 0 0—0 other coniferous species adver­ from.
Enterprise Photo A lengthy discussion in re­ with other members assisting
gards to a former city record­ him with this huge task.
ing federal funds to purchase
tised at $91.00 per M.
er, and the unauthorized use
it. In other words, when you
As everyone in Mill City
Included in the sale is 99
Visitors
At
Fair
of city funds held the council, knows, that is all but those
use any federal funds, there
acres of all species logs priced
auditor and city attorney busy moving here recently, the
is always strings attached.
at $201.58 per acre; which the
answering questions.
NUTS TO THEM! Let them
bidder is required to purchase.
birthday calendar sales is the
Disturbed and concerned I main money-making project
keep their money and if we
citizens
directed
most
of
their
want a park or whatever, it
for the Lions. These funds
questions to the city attorney are mostly used for sight con­
might be, build it ourselves,
and auditor. There seemed to servation, which is the main
the way we want it, and to
The Santiam JV’s opened
be some concern whether the goal for the club. Other funds
heck with them.
their 1973 football season by
former recorder was bonded. go towards local projects. It
dropping
a
game
to
the
Scio
That is just like the council
Mayor McMillan assured the was decided that it will be
hn ing the fourth police officer JV’s 22-0 at Allen Field Mon­
group that she was bonded, necessary to raise the price of
with revenue sharing money. day, Sept. 17.
and instructed the city attor­ the calendars to $2.25 instead
j
Scio
tallied
their
first
score
Ha! Sure, his salary is paid
ney to contact the bonding of $2.00 .This is the first raise
out of revenue sharing money, I in the first quarter and the ing of Administrative School1
company to find out what re­ the club has made since calen­
but what about his fringe two point conversion was good. District 129J held Thursday I
course the city has in collect­ dars have been sold—nearly
benefits and all the other They added a touchdown in evening, Sept. 13, the board |
ing the appropriated monies, 20 years. The price of the cal­
the
second
quarter
jumping
on
items it takes for an addition­
approved KGAY radio station '
and added auditor and attor­ endars has gone up nearly
al man. More miles on the top 14-0. They rounded out the to broadcast playbacks of the
ney expenses.
every year since. It was also
police car, more insurance, scoring in the fourth quarter Santiam High School football |
Auditor Carlisle gave a re­ stated that when salesmen
etc. When it all boils down, ■ by scoring another touchdown games on the day following
port
on
the
city
’
s
financial
call to take the calendar order,
this fourth police officer will ; and a two-point conversion.
the games.
status and said the audit residents should have the
Despite the loss, there were
cost the residents of Mill City
The budget calendar was
Mrs. Pearl Rice, of the Scio Grange, prepares to showed a shortage of $2,173.80. $2.25 ready to pay when order­
an additional several thousand many fine performances by presented for the forthcom-
The city attorney suggested
dollars out of the general j Santiam. Coach John Jerrim ing year but no action was enjoy the turkey dinner at the Annual Lyons Grange that the council consider ed.
Fair
Saturday
night
where
the
serving
line
was
as
long
Preaident Blakely stated
fund which I feel could be | singled out Vince Andermatt, taken until the October meet­
bringing action to recover the that the club should take
used for other things of more; Steve Hampton, Dan Legassie, ing because of House Bill 2263. as the list of foods served.
Enterprise photo monies.
care of local projects prior to
benefit to the city. I don’t' Rick Lady, and John Bogle as
The board was advised
Mayor McMillan read a let­ contributing to the program
think that we are so crime having a good game. This there will be an election on
ter of resignation from coun­ outlined by Lions Internation­
ridden that we need a police' year’s team is made up of October third to determine
cilman Paul Van Fleet. Mrs.
officer for every 375 residents freshmen and sophomores, who will represent the teach­
LYONS — The 34th Annual usual turkey dinner was serv­ Michaelson moved to accept al.The city has asked the Lions
of Mill City.
whereas, in past years juniors ers in consultation with the Santiam Valley Grange Fair ed from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. and, the resignation and it was sec­
have dominated the team.
board; whether it will be a was held Saturday afternoon after serving 280 adult and 50 onded by Arsenault. Motion Club for another trash can, to
Santiam
0 0 0 0— 0 member of the Santiam Edu­ and evening, Sept. 15. The junior dinners, the program carried. Mr. VanFleet resigned be placed near the Malt Shop
on Broadway St Gale Larson
Scio
8 6 0 8—22 cation Assn, or a committee at
and drawing for prizes was due to other pressing duties.
Adult Ed Classes
said he would furnish the bar­
large.
held.
McMillan also read a letter rel. The Lions Club will paint
Wesley Jahn was appointed
Giles Wagner gave the wel­ from Gov. Tom McCall per- and install it as soon as pos­
Scheduled For Area
to represent the school board
come to the guests with Ed taining to conservation mea- sible.
in consultation with the teach­
Bell of Stayton acting as mas­ sures. The mayor stated that
The Chemeketa Community
District Governor Des Ho­
ers for the next school year.
ter of ceremonies. Ted Sims, this would be about ten per- warth of Salem will be a guest
College will be offering sever­
In other action, Gerald Pit-
slate grange master, was the cent across the board on at the next meeting. This will
al adult education classes this
tam was re-appointed to the
guest speaker of the evening, everything.
term for people in the Mill
be ladies night, according to
DETROIT — Plans to build budget committee for a three
In other business, a recoin- President Blakely-
followed by Jim Todd of Me­
City, Gates and Detroit areas.
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A
hunter
safety
course
will
year
term.
a second day lodge and a
hama, magician, who furnish­ mendation was made that a
Mr. Jahn advised the board be conducted next week, Sept, ed the entertainment.
The coordinator for these____________________________
fourth-chair lift at Hoodoo Ski
stop sign be installed on the
it
is
now
possible
to
hold
'
24,
25
&
26
in
room
three
at
classes in these areas is Bid ¿owl in the coming year were
corner of D St. and Detroit
An
interesting
program
was
Sanders who will act as lia-, discussed Monday night at the school elections on the follow­ ' the Mill City Elementary furnished with music, song Ave.
Street Commissioner
ison person for Chemeketa CC. j annual meeting in Salem of ing dates: the third Tuesday in [ School. The classes will be and dance. Miss SUsan Kra­ Harold Roth was instructed to
February;
fourth
Tuesday
in
;
from
7
to
9
each
evening
and
Adults interested in com- Hoodoo Ski Bowl Corp,
mer,
outstanding
junior look into the matter, and, also
pleting their high school re- j In other business, the corp- March, first Tuesday in May, ' are open to all ages.
granger
of
Oregon,
spoke to check on a “washout” on
Applications may be picked
quirements may attend GED oration
re-elected
officers second Tuesday of June, fourth
briefly
and
Miss
Cindy
Fieck,
I Center St. in the Fischers
area.
prep classes at Santiam High headed by Harvey Fox, presi- Tuesday in September and the • up at the Sportsman’s Center presented a Hawaiian dance. Camp
"
first
Tuesday
after
the
first
!
or
Mill
City
Pharmacy.
These
A complaint was aired by
School Monday evenings, 7-10. dent, and directors.
most
talanted
junior
granger.
• forms must be signed by the
Rosemary Edminster, owner
p.m. These classes begin Sept.1 Reports indicated a success- Monday in November.
It was announced the serial . parents and turned in by the Both young ladies will com- and operator of Satina’s Bou­
24, and are offered by Che-1 f“l season for 1972-73 at Hoo-
pete at the national conven-
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student
at
the
first
session.
levy
expires
this
year
and
the
tique Salon. She said water
meketa CC. Classes are taught doo Ski Bowl and Willamette
Instructor for the course is tion held in Nebraska in No- was turned off without notifi­
for adults and are based on in- Pass despite one-third less levy for 1974-75 was discussed. William
vember.
Approximately 2,000 day
Bogle. Anyone wish­
Also, during the meeting, it
dividual study for anyone to skiing time than usual because
Drawings for various prizes cation, which left her and her students were expected to en-
improve his education in ba-1 °f light snow. Fox said the was noted that Mike McClain ing further information may were held throughout the customers in a very bad pre­ 1 roll for fall term classes at
dicament. Mrs. Michaelson,
sic skills. (Math, Science, En- season brought a small finan- will run a cross country track call him at 897-2093.
evening.
of the council, ex­ Chemeketa Community Col­
glish, Writing, Reading, etc.),cial loss but could have been team this current school year
Judging the exhibits were president
if there are enough members.
plained
that
emergency oc­ lege Monday, Sept. 17. The
A certified teacher will help , a real disaster
Jim Hays, Marion County ex­ curred in the an eltys
Copies of classroom sched
water sys­ anticipated total represents a
anyone learn or review the1 Also
discussed
Monday
tension agent, Mrs. Dorothy tem on the Brietenbush, and 26 percent increase over fall
ules,
class
sizes,
teacher
hand
­
basic skills needed to pass the night was a new chair lift for
Christensen
and
Gertrude was the reason the citizenry term last year.
GED tests. Instruction is free Willamette Pass, estimated to books, curriculum handbooks
Weidman.
and student body handbooks
Registration for returning
not notified.
and persons may enroll full-| be three years away,
Mrs. Maymie Crouse of were
A Slimnastics class will be
were presented to the board
students began Monday with
extended
Mayor
McMillan
time or part-time, and enter
members and discussed.
among the Chemeketa Com- Crowfoot held the lucky num­ his regrets for the inconven- new student registration and
the program at anytime. Re­ i I
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munity College adult educa­ ber for the basket filled with ience, and said, in the future, orientation to be conducted
gistration will be completed Booster Club to Meet
tion courses to be offered this fancy work and household notification will be made on Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
goods and
Mrs. Charoletta water shut-offs if possible to Thursday. Students may regis­
on the first visit.
After Knappa Game Kindergarten Opens
year.
The ten week session will (Robert) Thacker of Mehama all business operations.
ter through October 5.
The Santiam Booster Club
Other offerings for adult
begin Wednesday, Sept. 26, at won the afghan. Mrs. Ted
Forty-four new instruction­
will meet in room three at the Wi+h Nine Attending
Meeting
adjourned
at
10:10
education classes include the Santiam High school Friday
7:00 p.m. at the grade school Nystrom guessed the weight p.m.
al and supportive staff will
following: Tole painting I— evening, September 21, after
be on hand for the opening of
DETROIT — Deanha Kin­ gym. For the first two weeks, of the bull, with 1260 her
classes Monday, Sept. 24. They
Tue. 11-2, Gates Comm. Cntr., the Santiam-Knappa football dergarten opened here Mon- the class will be held on Wed­ guess, which was right on the
' day with an enrollment of nesday evenings only and will I r ose .Eva Bressler guessed the Detroit Dam-Weather include 35 new personnel and
$15; Slimnastics--Tue. & Wed. game.
nine replacements.
The president is inviting all nine. They are: Scotty Able- run from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Be­ number of bottle caps in a
7-8:30, Mill City Grade School
Pool
Two programs have been
interested persons to attend , man, Jill Hopson, Timmy ginning the first week in Oc­ large jug. Her guess was 4,129
Kiev
Pep
Max.
Mln.
Gym. $10; Fundamentals of this meeting and help promote , Houck, Kristy Carney, Becky tober.
____ , __
the _____
class will be held and there were 4,114 caps in
added this fall: food service
Real Estate—Mon. 7-10. San­ more ideas and new thoughts i St ormer,
Carol
VanFleet, Tuesday and Wednesday of the jug. The shetland pony Sept. 12 79 55 1531.44 0.00 and insurance. The college has
51 1530.05 0.00 I also added new facilities, in-
| Douglas Ellis. Joshua Weaver, each week from 7:00 to 8:30 was won by Jane Wagner, Sept. 13 81
tiam High School, Rm. 2, $27; for the club.
granddaughter of Mr and Mrs. Sept. 14 73
51 1528.73 0.00 II eluding a college center, food
j
and
Tommy
Funk.
p.m.
Coffee
and
cookies
will
be
Typing I—Tue. & Thurs. 7-
Giles Wagner.
Sept. 15 65
50 1528.43 0.00 1 service facility, health educa-
Kindergarten is being fi­
served to those attending the
8:30, Santiam High School, meeting. There are still some nanced through a government
49 1528 05 0.00 • tion building, classrooms, ad-
instructor cost or me course i There were many interest­ Sept 16 76
Rm 9, $15; Typing n—Tues. & Booster cushions and jackets program this year. Patrents are will be $10.00. Those planning ing articles on display at the Sept. 17 78
51 1527 65 0.00 • ministration building, physical
53 1526.37 0.11 i education field and shower
Thur. 7:30-9, Santiam High available to those who wish required to register their to attend the course may re- fair and prize winners will be Sept. 18 71
Total Pep. for Week ...... .0.11 locker building.
children at the school
to purchase them.
gister at the first class session. I announced next week.
School, Rm 9, $15.
I
Detroit City Council
Asked To Recover
Missing Money
Lions To Start
Calendar Sale
Drive Soon
JVs Dropped
By Scio 22-0
School Board Grants
Lyons Grange Fair Draws Large Crowd
Hoodoo Mans
Fourth Chair Lift
I SafetyCourse
¡Scheduled
Chemeketa
Enrollment
Expected Up
Slimnastics Class
Being Offered Here
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