memebrs.
through twenty-five states.
drabsky were in training camp
Santiam advanced to the
varsity cheerleaders attend- for the annual Shriner’s Hos­
semi-finals in
baseball but' ed rally camp at Lewis and pital East-West Football Game i Charlie French, and it proved
DECEMBER
were beaten by Lost River.
' Clark College in Portland.
to be played in Baker. Tom very successful
When Pete Harris was no­
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Receiving
degrees
at
OSU
Leming
of
Detroit
also
played
Agnes
and
Don
Carlson
were
At
an
organizational
meet
­
park was planned by the
tified his Texaco station was
were
Jack
Johnson,
Judith
PP&L
customers
were
asked
installed
as
worthy
matron
and
ing,
John
Jerrim
and
Jepson
ceremonies.
Many
awards junior club, assisted by the
to be closed, he moved farther
were presented.
seniors, AARP, Rainbow Girls, Boroughs, Brent Walker, Fred patron of Mariyn Chapter #145, to conserve electrical energy. Lonnquist were announced as east on Santiam Boulevard
Girod, and Beverly Hamile, OES.
The three local schools were co-scoutmasters for the troop
Twenty-one boys, including and Boy Scouts.
and took over the ARCO sta­
Representatives from Mari­ scheduled to open, with sev­ this year.
11 lettermen, turned out for
Board of Directors of the the latter of Lyons.
tion.
A
showing
of
china
paint
­
lyn
Assembly
attended
Grand
eral
more
new
teachers
sign-
track at Santiam. Three state schools, administration, and
Santiam opened its basket­
OCTOBER
ing
done
by
students
of
Mrs.
Assembly
for
Rainbow
Girls
1
ing
up:
Rodney
McClellan
in
performers are Matt and Gary wives were served a dinner by
Winners in “recycling poster ball season by defeating Jef-
William Byer was held at in Corvallis, and the Crees and social studies, and Stephen
DeMain and Jerry Grant.
a home economics class.
contest” were announced by < i ferson in the Tri-Rlver Con­
attended
Oregon, Ray in industrial arte,
Mrs. Harry Mason had re­ i A community survey ques­ Silverton with eight attending 1 Carlsons I
Jr. Woman’s Club who set up ference Jamboree at Regis.
from
here.
’
J
‘
North
Santiam
Paving
Co.
j
Grand
Chapter
of
OES
in
turned from a 30-day trip to tionnaire was distributed by
Senior citizens were invited
Award night for Santiam 1 Portland.
was awarded bid to repair recycling on Remine property
Florida and Wisconsin, visit­ volunteers backed by clubs,
at old mill site on road past to visit “Christmas Hall” at
High
School
was
set
some
of
the
streets
in
town,
for
May
The
swimming
pool
at
the
city
council,
planning
commis
­
ing relatives and seeing the
the Mill City Elementary
29 in the auditorium.
Frontier Inn opened and swim and private driveways and the depot.
sights.
sion, and a VISTA worker.
Jerry Long and Mark Po­ School for the best decorated
parking
areas
could
also
be
classes
were
filled
to
capacity.
Don Hoover, sponsored by JUNE
Doug and Barb Knudsen of
drabsky received trophies in classroom door.
Winners in the July 4th done.
Dougers Drive Inn sold the Rebekahs and Oddfellows, was
The annual father-cub cake
Named as winners of Can- parade were announced, and
Lisa Gabriel and Michael punt, pass and kick contest
business to Mr. and Mrs. Don first Santiam student awarded yon Scholarships at Commen­
auction was held at the Scout
sponsored by Philippi Ford.
Elliott
were
married
in
the
the
activities
of
the
day
ad
­
Whigham.
a trip to New York and Wash­ cement were IJnda Long and
Mill City Hardware was re­ Cabin with cubmaster Warren
Presbyterian Church and left
Cub Scouts and Webelos at­ ington, D.C. by a United Na­ Darrell Plotts, with Patti judged a huge success. Even for
appointed agent for Hamman Goffin in charge. Many cubs
Alameda,
Calif.,
where
he
the
weather
cooperated!
tended the Shrine Circus in tion’s Youth Pilgrimage.
Babbitt as alternate.
Mary Turpin, a longtime was stationed with the U. S. Stage Lines with service as received various awards.
Camp Fire Girls, Bluebirds,
Salem, escorted by Ken Har­
ticket-agent and express.
Judith Boroughs and Terry
Construction class at San-1 resident here, passed away in Navy.
rison, the Warren Goffins, the Cubs, and Boy Scouts were out tiam under Don Williams com-I
The Stanley Clarks, who Hansen were married in late
Melody
Barnhardt,
a
senior
Medford
where
her
son,
Frank
Fred Krecklows, and Mrs.; picking up litter along the pleted several projects: an 18’
' had been doing business as November at a ceremony at
streets in observance of Keep I x 50’ room behind the custo­ I Klein, lives and where she at OCE, wrote of her exper­ David M. Reid Real Estate, the bride’s home. They live in
Jamie Baughman.
had been the last few years. iences while studying abroad
A kite-flying contest was be- j America Beautiful Day.
moved to quarters in the Arlington, Ore.
dian's shop; three sections of
were also saddened for two months in Austria.
ing sponsored by the Circle K i Santiam’s Varsity Cheerlead- portable > bleachers for the at People
Davis and Corderman law of-
Floyd Shepherd was found
the
passing
of
Wilson
A
new
police
car
and
other
Store on Allen Field. Winners ers were Kathy Corning, Chris- football field;"and'a carport ât J Stevens, who had been active needed equipment was order­ fices.
innocent in the shooting death
were: first, David Blackburn; ty Suprgeon, Verlene Peter- the Boroughs residence. Plans
Susan Jenkins and Roger of Jimmie Evans on the pro­
to be purchased through
second, Jerry and Kevin Long; man, Lori Hildebrandt, and I were made in Mr. Twede’s in the City of Lyons, clubs, ed
Neustadter were married at perty of Shepherd who receiv­
‘
revenue
sharing
”
funds,
and
grange,
veterans,
and
Masonic
and third, Skip and Matt Big­ Clary Pedersen. JV’s were drafting class, Miss Parent’s and OES circles.
ed a gunshot wound in the
an additional police officer Ithe Presbyterian Church.
ness.
Lisa Barnhardt, Lynette Foun­ bookkeeping class secured bids, |
A local youth was appre­ arm.
hired.
School
Dist.
#129-J
announc
­
Joe Bowes and Morgan tain, and Lori Lawrence.
Six representatives of San­
and presented a summary of___ a ________
_____
__ levy for
reduction
in tax
Volunteers were needed in hended in connection with the
Rep. Jack Sumner spoke to items, cost.^and firm bidding ed
White of Gates and Stanley
1973.74'■gchooiyear of $95,000. cub scouting, especially for i recent break-in at the Malt tiam High attended an all-day
Chance were members in this North Santiam Chamber of to Burton Boroughs and J. the| The
forum at OSU on the energy
Shop.
7; ^ fire department
_
was
and den mothers.
area of the Santiam Shrine Commerce and guests on sev­ Booster Club which furnished supplied* with'’“To*tfinder” De- cubmaster
Annual United Good Neigh­ crisis and transportation.
Craig
Shaw
and
Colleen
Kay
Club who helped make the Al eral bills before the house of and paid for materials in the pais to be picked up and plac-
The new sewer survey was
were married in a garden bors drive was scheduled, with
Kader Shrine Circus in Salem' representatives and others that bleachers. Boroughs furnished ed on bedroom windows of Noe
Jean Davidson as chairman for explained to local citizens by
ceremony
at
the
home
of
his
a success. Proceeds go directly . had passed,
all material for the carport children and invalids to guide parents, Vern and Betty Shaw. the canyon area including Wayne Taylor of Clark and
National Postal Week was and gave the shop a new
to the Shriners Hospital in
Groff Engineers during an
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seven the firemen in an emergency. | Lori Levon was to appear in Gates and Detroit.
Portland for Crippled Children ebserved with the issuing of inch skill saw for the boys’ I A staff of 15 medical people,' the talent show at the state fair
The Garden Club were co­ open city council meeting.
ten commemorative stamps efforts.
and to the Burn Institutes.
A reception at the Christian
I technicians, instructors, and, with the Rayettes, a song and hosts with the Stayton Club
North Santiam Eagles cele­ and handing out of free en­
for the fall meeting of the Church honored the Irl Ply-
me
, ,
_
_ . -1° volunteers conducted a suc-
sue-: dance group.
brated their fourth birthday velopes to be cancelled for pass since the budget commit- cessful two-day health fair at
Capital District Federation at males on their 40th wedding
; tee disapproved of the coun- the grade school gym in spite SEPTEMBER
anniversary with a cake baked “first day coverage”.
anniversary, it also being the
McNary Golf Club in Salem.
Three generations of one 1 cil s increasing salaries of city ci very hot weather.
and decorated by the auxiliary
Several forest service em­
Rev. Richard Halstead spoke birthday of Mrs. Plymale, for­
member, Mrs. Howard Morris- family became masons here, employees
and
1
__ “above
-'---5 an
d be- j u. g Forest Service officials ployees had been hospitalized at the First Christian Church merly of Ada’s Needle Shop.
Danny Moore, D. W. Moore, yond” 1 with revenue sharing
son.
to yellow jacket stings and was later hired as full
Bluebird and
Camp Fire
’
_ were concerned that drought due
Santiam opened the baseball and his son, Pat. Another son, money.
Girls entertained fathers and
I ^onditfonZ exlsted easr’of'the' vYllich were especially potent time pastor.
season with losses to Estacada ' Murry, also belongs as does a
The Western Auto Store ob- friends at annual canyon area
North Santiam Eagles Lodge Cascades in Central and Eas- thls year-
and Lebanon, both triple A t son-in-law, Bill Lyness.
t Oregon. . ........
~
First ' home football game of served its first anniversary “Date with Dad” program
and Auxiliary installed as tern
™
MAY
schools, however.
city* budget
,seas°n was played with there with a sale.
and dessert in the student com­
presidents H. L. Polston and ■ City
Duaget election passed
Tony Grant, a junior at OTI Annual Athletic Banquet was Donna Asmussen, respectively.I by the slim margin of four i Marist. Gerald Gibson is i Mrs. Luther Yates was elect­ mons.
and 1970 graduate of Santiam, held in the Student Commons
Summer recreation program votes
coach. A win streak of 181 ed noble grand of Santiam
Joe Bowes was elected new
was named to the Outstanding with Dave Wilcox, a pro play­ began with baseball program
The Adolph Brunners re- games since 1971 was broken' Rebekah Lodge, installation to president of Santiam Shrine
College Athletes of America, er, as guest speaker.
be held in January.
Club, with Vern Rush and
for boys under Doug Suckling, turned from a six-weeks’ trip when the game was lost.
The local post office began and girls activities led by to North Carolina and New
He specializes in javelin
Logging operations were
Charles Umphress announc­ Vern Kealon as directors, at a
throwing as his younger issuing food stamps the first Patti Babbitt.
halted due to extreme fore ed re-opening of Chuck’s meeting at Stanley Chance’s
Jersey
of May.
brothers.
Senior citizens gave a bingo I state President of Rebekah danger resulting from hot wea­ “Mini” Shoe Shop at his home home.
Spring concert for the ele­ party for “juniors and friends Assembly of Oregon paid of- ther and easterly winds.
Mrs. Dean Mowry, conserva-
on N. E. Alder near the
The Garden Club held its
tion chairman of Oregon Fed­ mentary band and chorus was m appreciation of series of ficial visit t0 Santiam Rebe-
Total entrollment in the lo­ Texaco Station.
annual Christmas party and
eration of Women’s Clubs, at­ presented under Spence Hilles- parties given for them, headed kahs.
cal schools was the same as
Cross country runner Floyd installation of officers, with
tended a grassroots environ­ land and Herb Bastuscheck, I by Mrs. Elmer Shaw.
Peterman placed second in a Doris Rogers installed as presi­
.
| A tour was conducted by last year.
1
mental conference in San Fran­ respectively.
The Lions Club held its an- meet with five other schools dent.
Ins Hampton
V'zlzxrJ
r» a of C Chemeketa
’t. Santiam
lrr>4r, I , ! Dick pOSekany,
___
_ timber man- nual steak fry, cautioning at Mt. Angel. Santiam placed
Elected “Prom Queen” was' itrnn
cisco with the OFWC presi­
was awarded
As noble grand of Santiam
a
ger
for
Frank
Lumber
Co.,
Frances Hamilton, with Linda1 scholarship at a meeting of of clear cut areas planted back members to “bring your own third out of six under coach Rebekahs, Mrs. Dave Barn­
dent.
A local youth had been ar­ Long and Cindy Nelson as! North Santiam Chamber of tc Douglas Fir, to acquaint steaks” because of the short- Mike McClain.
hardt and her corps of officers
rested by police in cooperation | princesses.
_
Commerce at the Riverview employees with the proce­ age.
NOVEMBER
initiated two new members
with the deputy sheriff for | Voters approved the school I Inn.
Canyon Leaders Assn, for
The first snow of the season into the lodge.
dures.
criminal activities in drugs and ‘ district budget, as well as the
Santiam Education
Assn,
Receiving a BS in Biology at
Results of the community Camp Fire Girls held first hit on Nov. 4, but didn’t last
I
turned over to Linn County fire protection district levy.
held a potluck dinner for all survey questionnaire showed meeting at
Judy Holman’s, long.
the U of O on Dec. 7 was Ed­
Spring music program and district personnel and families that “medical and health with Molly Larson as acting
juvenile authorities according
Jocelyn Clark was named ward Chester Sargent HI of
to Chief of Police Don Gillen­ open house was held by the in the High school commons. care” leads list of needs, with president.
homecoming queen during Mill City.
high school band and various The new president was Jepson “sewerage disposal system” as
water.
Jean Davidson was elected halftime at the game between
Marilyn Chapter OES hosted
Several of the First Chris­ departments.
Lonnquist
president of the booster club Santiam and Jefferson, won by the district meeting here, with
a top problem.
!
Santiam won the conference
tian Church young people at­
A farewell reception was
and jackets, cushions, and de­ the former 40-20.
Victoria of Turner and Acacia
tended the Oregon Christian track crown for Tri-River for scheduled for Rev. and Mrs. AUGUST
cals were being ordered.
Roger and Joy Rahm pur­ of Stayton participating and
Endeavor convention held at the second year in a row.
Dr. David Thompson pur-
Charles Fultz and family of
Knit Knack Depot was open­ chased the Mill City Chevron the worthy grand matron mak
Annual home economics the First Christian Church chased the Canyon Dental ed by Mrs. Ann Mueller in Station which had been own­ ing her official visit.
Redmond. Included were Don
Legassie, Tom Youmans, Susan style revue was held in the who were leaving for their Clinic here. Assistants were former shoe repair shop, with ed and operated by Lee and
Mill City was one of ten
with
theme new position in Alaska.
Henness, Bonnie, Jerry and auditorium
Dolores Drake and Carol Bro­ Attorneys Davis & Corderman Julia Bassett for 20 years.
communities for which the
Leroy Shepherd, accompanied “Through the Lookingglass”.
Potluck at the Scout Cabin sig, with Linda Sanders join­ as owners of historic old
Mrs. O. K. DeWitt will be state emergency board approv­
Judy Wells and Jane Pum­ honored Herb Bastuscheck for ing the staff later. Open house building. Yarns, needlecraft Mill City area chairman again ed funding of sewage treat­
by the Elmer Jeters.
Marilyn Chapter, OES cele­ phrey were instructors in his nine years of leadership as was Aug. 8.
items, kits, and accessories are this year for Christmas Seals. ment projects. Detroit was an­
brated its 50th anniversary at charge.
scoutmaster. Scouts and fam­
Football gear was issued at handled, the calsses were be­
Mrs.
Gordon
McMorris other one.
Barbara Hutchinson and ilies attended in honor of the Santiam High, with practice ing organized.
Santiam High School auditor­
(Betty Lou ) left the local
Mrs. Leo Poole and daugh­
ium with Marilee and William James Mowry were married Bastuschecks.
starting Aug. 20.
Installed as commander of branch of U. S. National ter, Gloria, showed picture« of
Lyness, worthy matron and at the Free Methodist Church
Mrs. E. Gordon (Violet) of
Hamman Bus service to can­ Mill City-Gates American Le­ Bank, where she had been their European trip with
worthy patron, presiding. Over with Rev. John DeMain of- Klamath Falls, an old time yon area was cut to one round­ gion Post was T. A. Dougherty bookkeeper for eighteen yean, “Youth With a Mission Or-
350 members, grand officers, ficiating.
resident here, and Mrs. Wil­ trip per day. Hubert Galle of in joint ceremonies held at tc take a position with the ganization” at Lions Club
Annual canyon area Camp liam McCall (Betty) of Detroit, Salem took over mall contract Silverton.
and visitors attended.
Oregon City Branch.
Ladies’ Night.
John Howe of Albany, long­ Fire Council Fire was held at but formerly of Mill City, had with a truck, and no plans for
Firemen fought stubborn
The old parsonage of the
The elementary and high
passed away.
time local resident and mem­ Santiam High Auditorium.
passenger ser vice.
grass and brush fire on Sav­ First Christian Church was school Christmas programs
Woman’s Club won a $200
ber of a pioneer family here,
Wes Jahn suggested to the
Annual Old Timers’ picnic age property west of town. torn down on Broadway- The were ably directed by
had passed away. Two bro­ second prize among Oregon council that Mill City and was held at Fishermen’s Bend Fred Moore and Verl Moberg new pastor purchased the Go­ cer Hillesjand and his
thers, Clarence and Morris, clubs which in 1972 did the I Gates, along with the sum­ Aug. 4, Goldie Rambo chair­ built trail around it with cat, forth house.
ants and were very well re­
most to improve the environ­ mer recreation program, work man.
were among the survivors.
enabling firemen to get it un­
Susan Jensen
and Lloyd ceived.
on opening the swimming pool
Mr. and Mrs Ervin Peterson ment of their communities.
Pauicia Youmans became der control.
Stinson were married at the
The grade school chorus and
A picture from Anchorage, at the Frontier.
returned from a two-weeks’
the bride of Arthur Sprague
Harry Nelson was appointed Free Methodist Church.
their leader, Doris Williams,
Alaska showed a railroad car
Twelve persons completed at the Presbyterian Church. chairman of Lions Club sale
trip to Honolulu, Hawaii.
A bubble gum blowing con­ went caroling to several tovri-
load of 2x4’s tor manufactur­ seven-week Emergency Medi­ Formerly with the forest serv­ of birthday calendars as annual test was scheduled to be held ness houses around town where
APRIL
Santiam Wolverines won the ing roof trasses from Frank cal Training courses of Ore­ ice, he is now an officer with benefit for sight conservation. at the Malt Shop, and pictures they were greatly appreciated.
three-way track meet over Lumber Co., the largest load gon State Health Division and the police. She worked at the
The school board approved of winners even nit the Salem
Colorful outdoor lighting and
Regis and Salem Academy, led of stress grade lumber to ar­ received certificates, member­ ranger station.
KGAY radio station to broad­ newspapen who sent photo­ holiday decorations were miss­
ship cards, and emblems
by Mike Andermatt with three rive in Alaska.
Boy Scouts Mark Peterman cast playbacks of Santiam graphers to cover the event! ed this year due to the current
Elected and installed as wo­
The Seventh Day Adventists end Gary Morgan were dele- High football games the day
first places.
The 29th annual Firemans energy crisis.
The honor society was to man’s club president was Mar­ held a "Voice of Prophecy” I gates from Cascade Area following the games.
Benefit drew a large crowd
Marilyn Club of OES held
play the Booster Club in Don­ garet Snow and a list of of­ series of meetings at the Unit­ | Council to National Scout
Adult education classes were according to the chairman, Ray its annual Christmas party at
ed Presbyterian Church for : Jamboree-West at Farragut offered by Chemeketa CC at Porter, proceeds going to the lodge hall following a no­
key Baseball to help the Can­ ficers.
Freda Thayer was installed several weeks.
; State Park in Idaho,
yon Scholarship Fund and the
Santiam High for people of maintenance and updating the host luncheon.
as the new president of the
Patty Howell, sponsored by j Santiam Junior State Base- area, with Bid Sanders as co- fire equipment.
bleachers project.
A buffet dinner highlighted
AARP,
was crowned , queen
of 1 ball team won berth in ordinator.
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Volunteers for the cancer Mill City-Gates American Le­ -------
Sponsored by the minister­ the Woman’s Club Christmas
the 1973 Fourth of July cele-' state tournament in Spring­
fund collection in this area gion Auxiliary.
A hunter safety course for ial association, united Thanks­ party at Margaret Snow’s
William Bogle was named bration at the
15th --------
annual 1 field by downing Woodbum all ages was to be offered at giving service was held at the where gifts were brought for
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were Virginia Fisher, chair­
<
princesses , two games out of three. Coach the elementary school with Community Church with Rev. Chemawa Indian School and
man, Donna Podrabsky, Evelyn chairman and Frank Strom- convention. Other
Levon, 'was Bid Sanders.
t
Davis, Marilyn Jahn, and Shir­ quist vice-chairman of the Mill were Susy Wilson, Lori
William Bogle as instructor for Halstead as the speaker, and Multnomah Cottage at the
Debbie McClain, Lori Hilde­
Children from five through the evening classes.
ley Sharp. Rainbow Girls also City Planning Commission.
Rev. Dishong as the host pas­ Children’s Farm Home at Cor­
Jackie Wison was worthy brandt, and Jackie Wilson. fourteen
entering
Oregon
Mrs. Rudy Tohl and Dr. tor.
helped.
vallis.
“Little Reno Night” by the advisor of Marliyn Assembly, Master of ceremonies was Mike schools for the first time were Dave Thompson won the 1973
Santiam Wolverines ended
Santa Claus handed out
Wilson.
1 to be immunized against a list j championships at the Meadow the 1973 football season in treats to about 40 children at
Boosters' Club was held at the Order of Rainbow for Girls.
Bid or Bunch Pinochle Club
Pauline Jones
of P. J.’s < of communicable diseases un-1 Lawn Golf Course In Salem.
fire hall.
second place in the Tri-Rlver the Eagles Lodge where a
Girod’s Hilltop Super Mar held their last meeting of sea­ Beauty Salon purchased the der a new law.
Bill Beyer was installed as Conference, the first time be­ potluck dinner was held later
ket announced “The New Look son following a dinner at the Studio of Hair Design from I Willard Fleetwood was one AARP president upon the re­ low first place since 1970.
for members and guests.
Betty Klutke who moved ‘ to - of Army ROTC cadets from tirement of Clyde Bate as
Frontier Inn.
is Here.”
Mill City-Gates
“
“
American
Sonja
Martin
graduated
Local Boy Scouts hosted the Stayton.
OSU helping his unit of 19 president.
The ministerial association
Legion Aux. started a drive from the Cinderella School of
Terry Hanson left on a trip win top honors in summer
Installed as worthy advisor for the Kidney Aasn. of Ore. Modeling in Salem and re­
was to sponsor special Easter annual Spring Camporee for
of Rainbow Girls was Shelly (KOA) and asked for dona- ceived the trophy as the "Top
services, Good Friday at the the Mt. Jefferson District Boy to East Africa where 30 stu­ camp training at Ft. Lewis.
dents, scientists, and doctors
Jesse V. Crossler, former Richards for Marilyn Assem­ tions of S&H Green Stamps.
Community Church, and Sun­ Scout troops.
Model” of the year.
Gale Larson, operations for­ studied the ecology and wit­ grocer here, passed away in bly, with Jackie Wilson, jun­
rise at the Christian Church,
Rev. and Mrs. Dick Cole of
Vesper singing, candlelight
with the steering committee ester, and Vern Rush, timber nessed the Night of the Eclipse Salem. His son, Darrell, Par­ ior past worthy advisor, as Spokane, Wash, were honored
ind Christmas
rish Jr. High principal, for­ the installing officer.
sponsoring
Easter
Sunday sales officer, were among which “rules” the natives.
with a no-host dinner at Fel­
held at the var-
Local students on the honor merly taught here.
Presbytertan Women’s Ason, lowship Hall, formerly having
breakfast at the high school those conducting field trips
in the conunun-
roll at OSU were Don Hucke-
for COCC classes.
Mrs. Phil Carey and John re-elected Mrs. Robert Hayes served
cafeteria.
the
Presbyterian
atch Party and mld-
Receiving degrees and cer­ by, Michael Long, Bruce Ros­ DeMain were appointed on the as president, Fay Verbeck as Church here.
Lions Club hosted annual
coipmunion were sched-
father-«on banquet, and Karate tificates from Chemeketa CC coe, and Bendy Wilkinson of city council to replace Clyde secretary, and Mary Tuers as
Paul Freeman was a mem­
fer the Christian Church
were Michael Moffatt, Vic­ Mehama.
Phillips and Rod Pfoertaer. treasurer.
show at the auditorium.
ber of the U of O marching
■w Tear’s Eve.
Hamman Stage Line, which The latter has since passed
Recruiting officers from all band which performed at
Valerie McClain’s Nursery toria Sue Olson, and Christine
olidays, as well as the
carried mail to the Mill City away.
branches of the armed services Stanford and at all home games
School visited Gary and Carol Walker.
to • close on a note
A Kiddie Parade was to be Post Office since 1928. stopped
Mr. and Mrs Neal Stewart talked to Santiam juniors and in Eugene
Swanson’s craft shop “Hedge
with the loss, and
on
July
1.
Jerry
Pittam
con
­
the
4th
of
July
featured
at
purchased
the
Malt
Shop
from
seniors in observance of Arm­
Toad,” taking part as well as
John Kelly had signed with presumed drowning of Neil
celebration led by the 1973 tracted to deliver mail from Bern Mueller and remodeled ed Forces Day.
observing.
the Ann Margaret Show, a mu­ Frederick Farmen, 17, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James (kinder- sical group, to appear at the Fred and Isabelle (Case) Far­
Mrs. Doug Suckling (Mary junior king and queen, Kath­ Stayton to Mill City, already and redecorated it.
Robert Levon was sworn in sen purchased the Donut Hut Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas, men of Albany, while fishing
Lou) was elected president of leen Moore and Kevin Wilson. serving Detroit and Idanha
Dick Blakely was elected Service was also cut to one as a neew member of board from Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mar­ Nev. and in Miami, Fla., with in the North Santiam River
the Junior Woman’s Club,
of directors for the school dis- shall who built it last year. rehearsals in Hollywood, Calif. on Christmas Day. The Far-
which assisted the seniors in president of the Lions Club delivery per day.
Two new settling tanks were' trict.
Gundersen is a forestry tech­
a salad bar luncheon as bene­ and plans were begun to open
Mill City received “certifi­ mens formerly lived here and
fit for Camp Easter Seals the swimming pool at the installed at PP&L’s Mill City! New teachers signing con- nician at Mehama.
I cate of merit” presented by still have relatives in Mill City.
Water Plant to assure clean' tracts were Paula Hilgers in
Frontier Inn.
Girod’s Hilltop Market an­ League of Oregon Cities for
children.
(Editors Note: the 1973 re­
Oregon Scholars selected in- ; water being returned to the business education at Santiam nounced a return to winter interest and participation in view was compiled this year
The Laddy Elloitts had writ­
ten of their missionary work eluded Linda Long and Leroy North Santiam River after it High, and Robert A. Valdez, hours as of Oct. 1 to help con­ accident prevention programs. by Mary Kelly.)
was filtered.
Jr. to teach sixth grade class serve electric power.
Shepherd.
k Firewood was in great de­
in Palmer, Alaska.
Cub scouts were to clean up here.
Tragedy struck with the
Thursday afternoon pinochle' mand and ___
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High school students pre­
many were
cutting
Mill City Fire Department’s parties for senior citizens were their own for the first time in
sented a play, “Finders-Creep- passing of Cheryl Chailender' the old city park after the
new tankers received a new resumed at Eagles Lodge.
ers,” directed by Morris Sny­ Krecklow in Eugene who left July Fourth festival.
years due to the energy crisis.
The Clyde Phillipses return­ coat of yellow paint.
her husband and two small
Marilyn Club held its annual ----------
Electric signs
around 1 town
„
der.
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ed
from
a
two-months
’
trip
Darreil Plotts and Ron Po- rummage sale at home of Mrs. were also noticably absent.
Easter Egg Hunt at the sons, as well as local family
Backward Glance continued
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