S—The MUI City Enterprise, Thursday, Oct. 18, 1973 ated when the work is com-I city, with the boy getting processed — 19; incidents re
pleted .The pay would be $3 school credit for the exper- ported — 58; complaints re The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements
per hour, six hours a day, five ience. Moved by DeMain to ported — 14; accidents report
days a week, no holiday bene allow the school’s request for ed — 1; money received:
Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service, Too
fits, to be paid from revenue a boy to assist the street man (fines)—$213.00.
sharing funds. Moved by for credit. After much discus
Council President Howell
Brunner, seconded by Carcv sion as to the city’s liability, instructed the recorder to
insurance
responsibility,
and
to hire a man for the park, $3
write a letter of thanks to
per hour, 6 hours per day, 5 other questions to be asked the Otto Koeneke for his years of
authorities. Council service as director with the
days a week, approximately school
FOR QUALITY FURNITURE
I 80 days. Passed with all aye man DeMain withdrew his mo fire department and his dedi
I votes.
tion. Councilman Brunner will cated service to the city plan
Collision with Ambulance
It
Pay« To Take A Drive Out To
REGULAR
MONTHLY
Moved by Carey, seconded investigate the matter fur
Driving home from work, , COUNCIL MEETING: Octo by Brunner to go with the ther and report to the council. ning commission.
THE COUNTRY STORE WITH THE
Harold crashed into an ambu ber 10. 1973.
Council
President Howell
Councilman DeMain report
governor’s recommendation to
lance at a busy intersection.
The regular monthly council I conserve on energy and not ed on the condemnation of the relayed Wayne Taylor’s re
In short order he found him . meeting of Oct. 19. 1973 was light the Christmas tree lights buildings at 233 S. E. Hazel. quest for digging of test holes
kind of
self facing a charge of “fail i called to order by Council at First and Broadway this He requested that the recorder to determine the
Complete Home Furntehings — We Special Order
ing to yield the right-of-way ' i President Howell with Coun- year.
Passed with all aye notify the owner of the prop ground for sewer lines. Moved
to an emergency vehicle."
erty at 289 N. E. Alder that by DeMain, seconded by
I cilman Brunner, Carey and votes.
But in court, Harold came DeMain present. Councilman
Councilwoman Carey dis the fire chief is investigating Brunner that the engineer be
up with the following facts 1 Wills and Mayor Bate excused cussed the progress being the property. The recorder present when the test holes
in his own defense:
The minutes of the regular made towards a bicycle safe was also instructed to write are dug and that the city pay
1) That the traffic light council meeting of Sept. 12. ty course for the school chil the Small Homes Administra
the costs from revenue shar
had been in his favor;
1973 and the supplemental dren, sponsored by the city tion about the condition of the ing. Passed with all aye votes.
2) That he had not heard budget hearing of Sept. 17, and police department.
An property at 5th and Cedar.
On Hwy. 22 at Sublimity-Aumsville Jet. 749-2t<
the siren because he had his 1973 were read and approved. instructor has been contacted,
The recorder read the police
Meeting Adjourned: 9:45 p.
windows up and his radio on;
OPEN Tues, thru Frt. 10 till 5:30; Sat Qoee at 4
report: traffic citations — 8; m.
Orville Brown and Jack but no date has been set.
and;
Councilman Brunner dis traffic warnings — 8; munici
Closed Mondays
Convenient Terms
Pyle of Santiam Cable-Vision
Respectfully Submitted:
3) That he had not seen were present to request an in- cussed the school’s request to pal citations: adult — 3: juve
OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
Judith Bogle
the ambulance until the last , crease of $1.00
„„ per _____
month in have a boy student work with nile —0; jail record: prisoners
moment, because other cars I ____
7e7"rates
Jan"
the street man at no cost to the lodged — 0: court record: cases
Recorder
____ ’* effective"
____ ... r
__ i,
were obscuring his vision.
1974. Reasons given for the
requested increase were in
creased costs for material and
compliance with an FCC rul
ing on equipment required.
The company has five years
to comply, with an estimated
cost in Mill City of $20.000.00
Council president, Howell,
stated that the city attorneys
1 were studying the franchise
I and that the council would
1 take the matter under consi-
1 deration. The request would
I be on the agenda at the Nov.
14 meeting and an answer from
Under these circumstances the council at that time.
the court could find nothing
Gordon Hobbs, president of
negligent in Harold’s conduct Judco, Inc., who handled the
and dismissed the charge.
financing of Rutledge Homes’
Traffic codes geenrally do five houses on S. E Linn Blvd.
give special privileges to am- was present to inquire about
bulances. However, these priv- the curbs and sidewalks re-
iliges are not absolute. In case quired on the ...
property, Mr-
of a collision between an Howell discussed the problems
ambulance and a private car, of elevation changes of the
the court will weigh the entire ( county that the engineer is
situation on its merits.
, J studying. He stated that Mr.
Furthermore,
ambulances Taylor would be present at the
have privileges only when next council meeting with con
tnere is (or at least appears to cise plans, and that the matter
be) a true emergency.
would be on next month’s
Thus, in another case, an agenda. Mr. Hobbs agreed that
“Home heating, regardless
ambulance that was merely it was the builder’s responsi
returning to its home office bility to install the curbs and
of the fuel, is the largest energy
was held not entitled to go sidewalks, but that they
user. But there are savings
through a stop sign.
shouldn’t be responsible for
And an ambulance trans- the blacktopping. There was
right at your fingertips! During
porting a patient to the hospi discussion about the advisa
tal, with no apparent need for bility of waiting for the
the day, leave your thermostat
haste, was held not entitled to county to start the proposed
at the lowest comfortable
disregard a red light.
realignment of the highway
Still, in most situations, the before constructing the curbs
setting. And at night lower it
ambulance’s right-of-way will and sidewalks.
I
be upheld. One indignant citi
Warren Goffin asked for a
at least 10 degrees for additional
zen decided this preference survey to be recorded of the
was a form of unfair discrim property he traded with the
energy savings’.’
ination against the motoring city at S. W. 8th and Spring
public. But when he challeng St. Moved by Brunner, sec
ed it in court, the judge held onded by DeMain to ask Clark
that he had no kick coming. ; and Groff to do a survey of
Col. Wytt’s His Name
“The grant of special privil the Spring Street property, re
eges to an emergency vehicle” cord the survey in Albany,
said the judge, “is a proper ex I with the city to pay % the
ercise of the police power of costs of the survey and the
the state. When human life owner to pay the other half.
may be at stake, prompt per Passed with all aye votes.
formance of the duties impos
“It isn’t easy to stay in hot water...
The recorder read a letter
ed upon drivers of emergency from Mary Bondurant con
your water heater is the second largest
vehicles is imperative.”
cerning the property that was
condemned on S. E. Hazel St
energy user in your home. To save
Moved by Carey, seconded
by Brunner that the recorder
energy, take shorter showers or
be given authority by the
half-full baths and use your clothes
j council to bill the Central
Sewer District for the bond
washer and dishwasher only when
1 and interest payment. Passed
with all aye votes.
you have a full load’’
ED LEWIN
Moved by Brunner, second
Auctioneer, Inc.
ed by DeMain to pay the bills
read in the amount of
Complete Auctions as
$9,833.31. Passed with a roll
Phone 769-5406
I call vote with all aye votes.
Councilman Brunner re-
Watch For Our Special I quested the hiring of a man
Auctions at 1050 Wilco , to work in the park. The job
I would be for not more than I
Road, Stayton.
two months, and to be termin-
i
Qty Council
Minutes
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don’t have to hear a bugle call
to know when it’s time for lights out.
Please remember to turn off all
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(And don’t forget to turn off the
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