Salem Man Injured
Snow Plowing
GATES
Detroit Hiqh School Hears About Trip Cl“b
Near Marion Forks
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Joyce Presler — 897-2707
P.
O.
BOX
348
PHONE 897-2772
MILL CITY, ORE. 973M
FORKS — A Sa
Of Streets Okayed lem MARION
Harold and Mary Wilson Honor Roll Named DETROIT — At a recent
man was injured Thurs
meeting of Detroit Woman’s Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday.
day evening of last week, in a j visited their son-in-law and
Detroit High School nine Civic Club, it was decided that Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill
daughter,
Don
and
Helen
By Detroit Council Creek
one car accident near Tunnel
I the group would hold their City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
weeks honor roll:
on Highway 22 East of Carey tn Stayton on Nov. 15
annual Christmas party Dec. The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility
and Mary was surprised with SENIORS
DETROIT — The regular Marion Forks.
4.0 5 at Detroit City Hall.
Bonnie Young
for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint
a
venison
dinner
in
honor
of
meeting of Nov. 13, 1973, of
1345
Westley Hansell of
4.0, I” other business, the club without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an
Susan Nightingale
Detroit City Council was call- I Manzanneta N. E. Salem, was i her birthday.
3.5 discussed the collection of advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault
Ray and Joyce Presler spent Randy Roth
ed to order by Mayor Cliff Mc taken by Idanha Rural Fire
3.2 Campbell Soup labels to be An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development
Robin
Wilkerson
this
past
weekend
in
La
Millan at 7:40 p.m. Council Dist. ambulance to Salem Me-I
3.2 sent to Salem to purchase of the timber industry and agriculture in this area.
members present were Tena morial Hospital Emergency Grande. They stayed with Connie Layman
3.2 audio-visual equipment for
Michaelson, Joe Arsenault, Unit about 7:30 p.m. Thursday. friends while Ray spent time C'oleen Lynn
3.0 Faye Wright and Salem
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
Harold Roth and David Wild, | Ambulance attendants said with the Oregon National Ronnie Lynn
Rick Monroe
3.0 Heights schools 6th graders.
There were nine citizens pres- ’ his vehicle plunged over an guard unit there.
Oregon
3.0 Collection cans have been
Doris Rogers spent this past Cherry Nickles
ent
Newspaper
embankment and that the ve
placed
in
Cooks
Grocery
and]
Adeana Tompkins
3.0
City recorder, Ruth Thom- | hicle was not found until some Thursday through Saturday Sherlyn
Publishers
Detroit
Super
Market.
Dead
3.0
asson, read the minutes of the four hours later. The report a ith her sister, Mrs. Odette JUNIORS White
line is Dec. 8.
Association
Oct. 9 meeting and gave a said Bob Johnson discovered Kobers in Portland. While Kelly Boeckstiegel
It was announced that the
treasurer’s report. The min the vehicle with Hansell still there she went to painting and Lola Mohr
club’s annual community cal
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
utes were approved as read. in it. Ambulance attendants tole class.
endars will be distributed be Marion-Linn Counties, per year-------------
Patty
Tower
The
Stayton
Welcome
Wa
A discussion followed on a said Hansell sustained possible
fore Jan 1.
Well Wishers held their Kevin Hills
new recreational building be rib fractures and multiple gon
The evening’s program in Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year .....
SOPHOMORES
luncheon
at
the
home
of
Joyce
I
bruises
and
abrasions.
ing constructed next to the 1
cluded
the showing of colored Outside Oregon, per year
Becky Lynn
Cause of the accident was Presler. Attending from Stay Doug
laundry. Harlan Miller, owner
picture
slides of the Holyland GEORGE LONG _______
__ Editor and Publisher
Kirk
ton were Pat Langkabel, Ja
of the building, failed to not learned, but a report said nice
_____________ Printer
and Greece by Mr. and Mrs. RAYMOND E PRESLER
Greg
Adams
Wilson.
Ellen
Curry.
Joy
and
the
highway
was
slushy
specify what type of recrea
Society and News Editor
Henry Hiebert. The pictures NORMA LONG............. ..
Debbie Bittner
Thomas
and
Toni
Roush.
Katy
that
it
was
raining.
i
tional building it would be
____ Local News Editor
were taken by the Hieberts ROSE CREE ..... ......... .....
Anita Hills
Joyce.
Linda
Gooderham
and
____ Local News Editas
when he applied for his per number 854-3728.
while on a trip to Israel and MARY KELLY________
Leah Isham were here from Aprel Kiser
mit A motion was made, sec
Greece earlier this year.
Eichen- Kerry Carter
In
other
business,
Henry
Sublimity.
Geneva
CORRESPONDENTS
onded and carried that he be Hiebert. owner and operator of burger from Scio also attend- Mike Hancock
The club recently completed Detroit-Idanha ...................... ........................ Boots Champion
permitted to continue with the the
a
stepping
stone
and
gravel
Canyon Collection Service, ed. After lunch was served, FRESHMEN
Gates _______ ........____________ ___________ Joyce Prester
construction.
4.0 sidewalk on the west side of Lyons ............. ___________________________ Eva Bressler
asked that he be allowed to Doris Rogers gave a demon- Jessie Lynn
A discussion on snow plow increase collection rates. He stration on tole painting.
3.5 the city hall. The walk leads Mehama____ __________ Mrs. John Teeters - Jean Roberta
Jordian Weaver
ing. Council agreed that Har cited higner costs for gas. tires,
3.3 to the back door.
Thanksgiving was America’s Steven Higginbothum
i
old Hill’s offer to plow snow operational costs of truck and version of the harvest festivals Mike Mohr
3.31
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'•YOUR LAND
this winter at the same cost as cat, county dump and fran of the ancient Semitics tribes. Teri Stedronsky
AND MY LAND"
last year, be accepted. Mayor chise fees. Council approved The celebration was confined Cindy Smith
3’1 Detroit Womans Club
McMillan announced that the the increase in rates, effective mainly to New England until Ellen Rogers
3 Slates Bazaar
state highway department Jan 1. 1974.
1863. when it grew into the
plowed city streets free of
The rate increase will be all-American feasting day.
Boots Champion
DETROIT — Detroit Wo-
charge during the recent snow. , $4.00 for a second can for resi- complete with lavish dinner Santiam Canyon
Clause (Steve) Wiebe of
I
man
’
s
Civic
Club
has
slated
The early snow caught other $3.00 per can per month and recipes Following is a typical
Detroit was admitted to Sa
Nov. 28, for their annual
available equipment stranded dential, and $3.00 a can and1 Thanksgiving menu of the Study Group Meets
lem Memorial Hospital Thurs
'
Christmas
Bazaar.
The
event
in the mountains.
65c for additional cans for! Victorian era. 1870-1900’s: Raw
day of last week. A report said
the
will
be
held
in
the
social
room
GATES
—
Members
of
__
Henry Hiebert gave a report businesses. The rate has beeni Oysters, Broiled Rockfish, Egg
he would undergo major sur
on the number of loads of fill $2.50 a month for residential | Sauce, Potato Balls. Roast Santiam Canyon Study Group of Detroit City Hall from 10:00
by Haxel Hayes
gery Tuesday.
met Thursday, Nov. 8. at the a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
dirt hauled to repair city and 50c per can (extra cans) Turkey.
The Texas Rangers
Stuffing,
Giblet Gates Community Clubhouse.
Alice Cram was released
Anyone
wishing
to
donate
streets. Eleven ten-yard loads for businesses.
Gravy, Browned Sweet Pota The topic was “That All Broke articles for the bazaar is wel-
Along about the early 1800’s from Santiam Memorial Hos-
were hauled at $1.50 per yard.
Mayor McMillan read a let toes. Baked Squash, Cranberry
the vast productive land of pital, Stayton. Monday eve-
Discussion on Patton Addi ter of resignation of council Jelly, Sour Grape Jelly. Feeling and What To Do | come, a spokesman for the Texas was having a bad time. ning. She will be staying with
Project leaders club said. Interested persons
tion —in regards to supplying president, Tena Michaelson. Moulded Spinach, Venison About It”.
To the south was that easily Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marsh while
were Mrs. Wallace Hovey and maY contact bazaar chairman
water. No action was taken. Council accepted the resigna Pasty,
Ham
baked
in Mrs. Virgil Lewis.
forded Rio Grande River recuperating. Mrs. Cram frac
Ruth
Thomasson.
Also a discussion on the city’s tion.
Cider, Mince Pies, Pumpkin
mure where Spanish, Mexicans, In tured her ankle in a fall at
Guests were Mrs. Edna Cul 1 The bazaar will feature
present water system on what
The council then took a se Pies, Fruit. Coffee and Hygeia lison
'! Christmas (, gifts
____ * dians. outlaws, everybody her home about two weeks
and Mrs. Lucy Schultz, homemade
should be done and what can cret vote on two applications Sparkling Lithia Water.
could come and go taking with ago.
,
Christmas
candy
and
breads.
who
became
a
member.
be done to improve the sys left over from a recent vacancy
Mrs. Cora Harmon passed I A special guest was county
them everything they could
Nils Bittner was released
tem.
on the council. Mrs. Joyce away on Sunday. Nov. 18 at1 committeewoman, Mrs. June
lay a lariat on. To the north from Portland’s Emanuel Hos
It was suggested that water Christ was appointed and the Sublimity nursing home
was Indian territory (later pital Friday, and is now re
commissioner.
Dave Wild’s “sworn in” by mayor Cliff Our condolances to her dau-I Mennis, who was present to New Daughter Born
Oklahoma) where the cattle cuperating at home.
assist
the
group
in
planning
a
telephone number be put in McMillan, as a’ council mem- ghter, Mrs. Clyde (Pearl) !
rustlers once across the line
DETROIT
—
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dude Alley, who had been
spring
tour.
the paper since he has an un I ber. She was also appointed Oliver of Gates.
. were safe. Louisiana on the i confined to Salem Memorial
Bud
Howard
of
Salem
are
re
Members
present
were
Mrs.
listed number at this time. I president of the council.
A typical recipe for Thanks-1 Gerald Caryl, Mrs. Gael Cuts- ceiving felicitations on the > east was full of questionable ‘ Hospital for three weeks, and
Please make
note of this
Mayor McMillan instructed giving cake as it appeared in forth.
Mrs. George Ditter. Mrs. birth of a daughter, born Nov. characters who came into then transferred to Woodland
I the city recorder to write a “The Ladies World”. Novem
James
Donahue. Mrs. Glenn 13, at a Salem hospital. She . New Orleans and high-tailed it Park Hospital, Portland, was
. ietter of appreciation to Mrs. ber of 1892: Sift two pounds
Henness,
Mrs. Donald Hurst, weighed 8 pounds 12 ounces at ; to the free open country. And released from the hospital
and a half of flour, in which Mrs. Virgil Lewis, Mrs. Fern birth and has been named Me to the west lay New Mexico, last week. He underwent back
DATSUN SERVICE i Michaelson.
There was some discussion mix three teaspoonfuls of bak
the urftnown quantity.
surgery at the Portland hos
Mrs.
Wallace lissa Ann.
AND REPAIR
on increasing the wages of city ing powder, cream three Thompson,
Out of all this was born the pital. and is now recuperating
Maternal grandparents are .
Hovey,
Mrs.
Reva
Reveal
and
recorder
and
substitute
recor
pounds of sugar and one of Mrs. Elsie Martin.
AH Work Guaranteed and you
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (Bud) Texas Rangers, a unique group at the McMinnville home of
Whiteley of Detroit and pater of men.
SAVE 30% on Salem Price« der. It was suggested that this butter together, add eighteen
his mother. Mrs. Roberta Lady.
Mrs.
Martin
and
Mrs.
Dona
be considered in next years eggs and beat five minutes: hue were hostesses.
In 1823 Stephen Austin ask Mrs. Cliff (Pat) McMillan
nal grandparents are Mr. and
• budget.
Call 897-2062
add half a pound of blanched
Mrs. Howard, Sr. of Salem. ed for volunteers from among' who had been hospitalized at
Meeting adjourned at 10:45 and chopped almonds, a tea- peal. Bake two hours. Doesn't Mrs. Howard is the former lhe men of his colony (where the U of O Medical Hospital,
ELMER TRIPP
p.m.
I cupful of preserved lemon this sound delicious?
Robin Whiteley.
the City of Austin now stands) | is now confined to Salem Me-
to form a troop of scouts and morial Hospital. Her condition
fighters. Ten young men offer is reported to be critical.
ed to join. Austin called them
Rangers for their duty was to
range the region on horse-back Snowmobile Club To
when they had time off from Atttend Convention
farm work. They were not to
DETROIT — At a recent
kill, but to bring the bad men meeting of the North Santiam
to justice if possible.
Snowmobile Club, plans were
First, of course, there were made to attend the state snow
«
1 the Indians, who had to be mobile convention slated at
brought under control—Those Diamond Lake, Dec. 1-2.
Apaches, tough hombres and
In other business, by-laws
growing tougher. Give the were
accepted and Harold Hills
Rangers five minutes and they and Henry Hiebert were ap
were on their trail.
pointed to make arrangements
Then came the cattle rust- for
future snowmobile trips.
lers, the horse thieves, the
Mrs. Shirley Lawrence was
hide and leather stealers.
appointed in charge of refresh
There were six companies ments
on the outings.
of Rangers by this time, each
Mrs.
Harold (Yvonne) Hills
with a capable leader. All the
selected as historian.
men were crack shots (you was
There were some thirty
have to be when you buy your
snowmobile
enthusiasts in at
own ammunition).
tendance.
After the Civil War there
were hundreds of homestead Guadalupe Mountains.
The Texas Ranger Service
ers pouring in and dozens of
bandits. The sheriffs were is more than a hundred years
spread too thin. Bank robberies old. They are now part of other
were becoming common, and law-enforcement bodies. But
$ ,.
when the railroads came in, they still bear proudly and
well the name of “Texas Ran
there were robbers on them.
gers".
, H»sa»t tj( tXPSNOTTURF T
planned '.. JBl
7
The
wind
whistled
cold
and
PERCENT
PLANNED
FOR:
hsj
i iw? > mi
*44»
wild
through
the
brush
and
¡U CATEGORIES f
Ex PChlOtTUftES
UMtVOtf
cactus. The company of Ran
SCORIES ¡A)
-•M
Ï
5
gers riding thorugh the wil
tO MU&I
r
derness along a river on a gray
>JRPOSE AND
day with their buckskin jack
jk-Ni RA GOv
ets tigtly buttoned and their
' t
hats pulled down over their
heads stopped to make camp.
They did not mind the cold
12
greatly. They were hardy men,
%l
HÍAttM
used to the out of doors.
At the head of the troop
rode Capt. John J. Tumlinson
%
with some of the men close
up around him friendly and
neighborly. There were sixty
%
men in the company, volun
teers the captain had raised
%
from scattered ‘ settlements.
_______
- X.
They wore no uniforms, just
the stout everyday clothes
Suddenly one of the guards
took firm hold of his Win
chester. There was something
in the thick brush!
By 1880 the rangers had
chased most of the desperadoes
over into New Mexico where
they hid in such places as the
DETROIT
IDANHA
Santiam Grange to
Hold Christmas Party
»«s* lift* 3
I
LYONS — Santiam Valley I
Grange will hold their Christ
mas party and gift exchange J
at their meeting Dec. 7 with
a Christmas potluck supper
to be served preceding the
meeting at 6:30 p.m. The meat
will be furnished by the I
grange. Lloyd Sletto, Giles
Wagner and Pat Moore are the
committee in charge.
A gift exchange will be held ■
and Santa will appear for the
children.