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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1974)
PW 974t# SKONt* C lass F ostam VOLUME XXIV P aid mill city o««on ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY—ORE < JON’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND NLMBER 14 THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON TlIURSDAc, APRIL I, 1974 Junioi-Senior Prom Princesses $5.00 a Y EAR — 15c a Copy Movie set For TrackSquad (tonight) Thursday | A‘lJt°s Js I Committee The film, “Vanishing Wil. I derness, ” will be shown J I I Thursday, tonight, April 4, at the Santiam High School There is no such thing as Budget Committee Meeting: Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. keeping ahead of inflation via March 20, 1974. Whether you believe in ecol wage boosts. John O’Riley, The meeting was called to ogy or not, this picture may order at 8:15 p.m. writing in The Wall Street change your whole outlook on Wednseday, April 3, 8:00 Journal, presents two sets of Pat Moore was elected chair Santiam had many fine per life. figures covering the periods I p.m., at City Hall, will be the man of the committee. formances at the annual Wil Filmed in 35mm and encom from 1952 to 1962 and from time and place of the first Each item was discussed by lamette Relays, held at Willa passing a period of five years, mette University, Saturday, meeting of the Citizen’s Com the committee. A $30 per 1962 to 1973. this ecology oriented nature March 30. Having an excellent In the first period a time mittee on Sewerage Problems. month salary increase for each; film has been produced and day was sophomore John The purpose of the commit employee was proposed and of relatively mild inflation dedicated to those viewers who Bogle. Entered in the novice consumer prices rose 14 per tee will be to determine the accepted with an all aye vote. j have never experienced the cent while weekly earnings best course of action in meet The committee decided to I magnificent beauty of the division, he placed first in the were up 44%. In the latter per ing the sanitation requirements discuss several items on the shotput, 37’ 5”; second in the vanishing wilderness. iod, consumer prices were up established by the Oregon budget at the next meeting due discus, 112’ 7”; and sixth in German photographer Heinz the javelin, 104’ 4”. 53% and weekly earnings 80%. State Department of Environ to the lateness of the hour and Seilmann, with the help of A. Comparing these figures, O’ mental Quality. The city first the lack of answers to some Jerry Grant won the senior R. (Arthur) Dubs, realized Riley comments that, “. . . was advised of these require questions. Chosen last week as princesses for the 1974 Jun I that there were many who division javelin with a toss of whereas wages grew half ments in 1972. It was for this The next meeting will be: ior-Senior prom at Santiam High School are seniors 199’ 5”. This was the best again as much as prices in reason that Clark & Groff En 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, March Diane Wills, Mary Hamilton and Cathy Ohrt.. One of , would never be able to witness posted by any javelin thrower the scenic splendor and other 1962-73, their percentage gain’ gineers were commissioned by 27, 1974. phenomena photo that day, A, AA or AAA. was more than three times that j then Mayor Herb Peck and the Meeting adjourned: 10:50 p. the princesses will be named “prom queen” at the prom I natural David Plotts placed second graphed in this movie. this Saturday night. —photo by Sue Poole. of consumer prices in 1952-62 ' previous council to conduct the m. in the senior long jump, with You will witness amazing Thus the real buying power of street survey in anticipation of Respectfully submitted leap of 19’ 3Mi”. Gary De secrets of birds and animals a Main, the average weekly paycheck the requirement for a sewer Judith Bogle also a junior in the sen from the Florida Everglades ior division, was third in the grew much more sharply in plan. Recorder to the frozen tundra of Alas The proposed sewer plan, re the earlier period — when in high jump with a mark of 6’ ka; scenes never before photo 2 flation wasn’t so rampant. And ceived last November, con- graphed by man, unstaged, un ”. Special Meeting: March 26, thus when people say they feel; tains costs that make it im- In the novice division, Rick touched since the beginning 1974. the impact of soaring prices; perative that either massive Lady took a second place in of time. The meeting was called to more today than in the past. I financial support be made Ride the thundering White the high hurdles. Ted More they speak with some factual j available or an alternate me order at 8:00 p.m. by Mayor Water of Oregon’s primitive land picked up two fourth Bate with councilmen: Wills, support." thod be devised to meet DEQ Rogue River with Arthur Dubs places in the discus and shot. There is no way to beat in requirements. Both possibil Howell, Jaquette, and Carey Santiam’s relay teams placed The donkey basketball game i and family through “Zane present. Councilman DeMain flation. The longer the race ities are being explored. very well, with a first, two Grey ’ s" Country, ski a high held last Thursday night at absent. continues the more disastrous Mayor Clyde Bate and the mountain slope and sail the seconds and a third. The Ord. 127, Mobile Home Or- the Santiam High School gym the betting odds become again-. present council have solicited frigid seas of the “Icy North”; shuttle relay team comprised st the wage earner. What is | support of a voluntary Clti- dinance, was read by the had a good attendance. The watch herds of caribou on a of Frank Bryant, Jerry Grant, event was sponsored by the mayor by title. Moved by worse. the plight of people liv zen’s Committee to expedite! annual 1,300 mile trek in search for Rick Lady and Matt DeMain, DETROIT — The honor society and the Santiam i „«...i a a i united Howell, seconded by Jaquette ing on fixed incomes edges action and present for the Canyon scholarship “Talent Show” food; see beavers building and picked up a first place. Both closer to the point of catas front to DEQ, so that the best ’^at Ord. 127 be accepted as Faculty sponsored by the Deanha Par repairing their dams and num the 440 and 880 relay teams Scholarship Fund. trophe. Inflation will end only possible solution to the prob- rpad by title. Ordinance passed ent Teachers Club, will be held erous other animals and birds picked up second places. The The net proceeds from the I with all aye votes. when people demand less of j lem may be attained. mile relay squad was good game" was $127.00* which* will 1 Saturday, Apri^ 6> at 7:30 Pm- in their natural habitat. government and retire from On the agenda for the meet i Councilwoman Carey asked enough for a third place. In If you are concerned about be turned over to the scholar-. for council approval to hire a office those public servan:s ing will be: Program chairman, Dorothy the chaos and clutter of the that mile relay team, Bob Tip w hose chief claim to distinc- 1. Election of a permanent man for the park. There was ship fund. Williamson, announced the changing world, you owe it to pit in his first time out, ran tion is their ability to devise chairman and other officers as discussion about volunteer la evening’s program will include yourself and your family to an excellent 55 second 440. bor that was available and new ways for government to necessary; 2. Presentation and I 24 acts, including the Cascade see this beautiful “G” Rated spend money. discussion of action to date; 3. what work has to be done. The | Foothills Square Dancers from nature film before civilization presentation of a tentative plan council will wait until the li . T k i 11 i Sublimity, and five acts from sweeps it away forever. regular meeting before making for future action; 4. deter The show is being sponsored i a decision on the request ItbA! inu I IUIIIIIO . Door priZos will be award- A veritable blizzard of na mination of a tentative sched locally by the Santiam Boos Meeting adjourned: 8:10 P- Residential ' ackyard burn-1 ed throughout the evening. tional health insurance pro ule for meeting with DEQ and m. ter Club. Admission is adults ing and landclearing burning* Rehearsal will be held Fri- posals are being debated in other agencies. I $1.50, students 12 and under Respectfully submitted: The Council of City Gov will be permitted during April I day evening, April 5, at 7:00 United States National Bank Congress this year. No longer $.75. Recorder and May, the Mid-Willamette, p.m. in the grade school gym. of Oregon is offering a the question one of whether ernments has postponed the Judith Bgle March ____ „ will _ be some __ . „ Valley Air Pollution Author-1 major new banking service to there sort of ___ na- meeting scheduled for ity announced recently. A fire* tional health plan but rather, 1 28. The new meeting date Is several hundred thousand cus tomers through its 130 state when. Also, the question re-; ’8 BUDGET COMMITTEE permit is required and may bej following is a list of MEETING: March 27. 1974. obtained from local fire de- ■ wide branch offices. The new mains of how far the American I I The ---- — ' ' -s to the new commit service begin Tuesday, April people wish to go toward total' volunteer: The meeting was called to, partments. Phone 897-3160. | 2. government domination of tee: Burton Boroughs. Mr. and order by chairman. Pat Moore Burning may be prohibited on; Called “The Only Account”, health care and destruction of Mrs. Glen Cummings, Mrs. with Councilman DeMain ab certain days during these I the product combines nine months if air quality would the traditional doctor-patient Mary Youmans, Ben Saalfeld, sent. popular banking services most relationship in favor of making Mrs. A. P. Snow, Gale Larson, Moved by Krecklow. second suffer, said M. D. Roach, di LYONS — Linn County De often needed by Oregonians doctors government-employed Warren Goffin, Don Jenkins, ed by Carey to sell the old rector of the authority. Land- j i Jerry Pittam. S. Remine, Alice police car with the arrival of clearing burning is ] puties are investigating the into a single package, for a public servants. _ _____ __ ..Farmen. Tom Morris, Joe La- the new car. 10 aye votes, Mat-, within city limits and all----- . break in Friday night of the flat charge of $.3.00 per month. Even as the debate and 2 con ‘„1..;..^. ' I mercial and industrial burning I Lyons Variety Store. A large The new product comes after troversy over national health neaun , lack- Charlie Tate and Verne _ zat _•___ abstaining. A Linn County Health front window of the store was several months of market re insurance preempts the head-1 Shaw, Due to the lateness of the | is still prohibited. Dept, nurse will be at the broken to gain entry. Two oil search and development, ac Regulations restrict the 4 time lines, the work of the medical hour and some unanswered i ” 1-4 4 4 41 '~" auditor- nuur after anei I Santiam __ High ” School • a o one hour cording to bank officials. paintings were taken. questions, the next budget for burning to u -half hour before 1 Mo ," day eve ? ln « ’ Afprllil8; The burglary occurred ap sunrise to one- ---------------------- Services included in the On cause of good health continues. committee meeting was set for She will present the family ■ pul ’ cation of the American 8:00 p.m., April 3. 1974. (This sunset. Prunlngs must be air, planning information to par- parently sometime during the ly Account will be: unlimited it is il-.P^mg m.ormauvn io p<n - night Friday and was discov checking: an identification Medical Assn, "AMA Update," \C|A | AnflPPC T— A meeting was rescheduled for dried for 30 days and «nhalt ents and interested public and ered by the paper boy early card for check cashing and for reports that most of the JLIU LUyyUI □ / U legal to burn garbage, asphalt, April 1. 1974). 1 , | will discuss the classes which Saturday mor Jng as he was use in 30 U-Bank locations AMA’s 1974 budget is to go i Meeting adjourned 10:20 p. rubber, plastic, wet e s’ will be given to the students. Wolverines m. green grass clippings or any throughout the state; free per for better medical care and I The Santiam All interested residents are making his deliveries. material that causes excess sonalized checks from the better health. The AMA ex-1 scored six runs in the fourth Respectfully submitted: welcome to attend the infor smoke or obnoxious odor. Oregon Artists’ Collection; re pects to spend over $37 million inning and went on to defeat Judith Bogle be- Civil penalties may be im mative meeting which will duced rates on personal loans; in 1974 about 103i more than , the Scio Loggers 9-3 in their City Recorder gin at 8:00 p.m. free safe deposit; free travel posed for v; elation of these in 1973 to achieve three major first league game of the sea- » regulations. These regulations | ers’ checks, certified checks, goals: better devilery of medi son at Scio, Tuesday, BUDGET COMMITTEE affect Benton, Linn, Marion,! cashier’s checks and personal cal services, higher quality me- I Scio led 1-0 going into the Polk and Yamhill counties. money orders i nd Money Mas dical care services and pur-1 fourth inning, but Bob Faden- MEETING: April 1, 1974. The meeting was called to Public hearings regarding | The Santiam Wolverines ter, a monthly statement of suading Americans to be more recht’s two-run double ignit p.m by Pat these regulations are being opened their 1974 track season banking activity. No minimum mindful of lheir own health, ed a six-run rally for the Wol order at 8:00 Moore, chairman with Coun held in each county to receive by dropping a dual meet to or average balance will be re In the words of “Update, •’ verines. Scio added two runs in the cilman DeMain absent. citizen comment on the burn We've said it before, and Regis 76 51, at Regis March 23 quired for the Only Account. Moved by Matzat, seconded ing periods. However, no regu According to the bank's we”ll say it again: Our na bottom of the fourth to cut Regis took a first in ten of by Szugsdies to keep the old lation revision can be expect the margin to three runs. marketing staff, surveys have tional’s total health bill DETROIT Some 450-acres the 15 events. 4; no Santiam scored three insur police car. Vote: aye ed before June. currently about -83 billion a Santiam did better than ex shown that most Oregonians | on the Detroit District of the year could be reduced substan ance runs in the top of the 5: abstaining — 2. Motion de j Willamette National Forest is pected since they have had I would enjoy the convenience tially, if people would simply seventh inning for the final feated. j scheduled to be reforested in only about three days of prac of a “packaged” account. All Moved by Krecklow. sec ■•moke less, eat less, get more score. I the U. S. Forest Service an tice because of the state bas U. S. Bank branches started taking Only Account applica exercise, drive more carefully, Î Santiam was led in hitting onded by W ils to set the po nual reforestation spring pro ketball tourn iment. Santiam, rated very high this tions at the start of the busi and generally take better care by Frank Bryant, who hit two lice salaries as follows: patrol gram, operaticn forester, Ma singles. Bryan; also had twro man $8.400: sergeant $9.200, of themselves." hlon Hale, announced this year in the 440 relay, won the ness day Tuesday, April 2. chief — $10,360. Passed with "Update” also notes that al RBI's for Santiam. relay in a time of 47.5. week. The Seventh Annual Faith Bob Bennett pitched a one- all aye votes. Santiam’s other first places most half of the money requir Contractors Francis Engle Promise Missionary Rally will Moved by Krecklow, sec ed for AMA’s programs in 1974 hitter for Santiam. He pitched were: 880-Peterman 2:16.3; 100 Rose- and Robert Gonzales of be held at the First Christian will come from the dues paid five innings and struck out six ond by Kirsch to accept the Church in Mill City, April 4-7. burg, will complete their con Davidson 11.2; high jump by physician members of the batters. Bennett's control was budget as drafted. Passed with Special speaker for the rally tract of some 300 acres involv DeMain 5’ 5”; and javelin — AMA. This is the kind of genu off as he walked nine batters. all aye votes. ing some 130.000 tree seedlings Grant 186’ 11*. Meeting adjourned: 10:25 P- will be Don Tosch, former left over from the fall pro The first places for Regis ine voluntarism that produces ' Jim Wright pitched the final missionary to Ethiopia. Serv high health standards. No gov 1 two innings for Santiam, al- m. 3:46; mile gram. Early snow in the higher were: mile relay The recycling center will be ices will be Thursday and Fri Respectfully submitted Hendricks 5:04; 440 — Gries open again this Saturday, ernment program that substi | lowing no hits and no runs elevations halted the contrac day at 7:00 p.m. | Santiam 0 0 0 6 0 0 3- 9 7 1 Judith Bogle tutes compulsion for volun A Men’s Breakfast will be tors fall tree planting. Hale 53.4; shot — Newkirk 42 5”; April 6, from 10:00 am. to 3:00 ...0 1 0 2 0 0 0- 3 1 5 City Recorder Gries 25 0; discus New p.m. tarism can produce the kind of Scio held Saturday, April 6, at 8:00 said, “planting of this acreage 220 enlightened medical progress kirk 130 ’ 0”; Long hurdles - would probably begin in mid The center, which is operat a m. at which time Mr. Tosch »hat depends so much upon the Goyns 23 5; 2-mile Hendricks ed by the Junior Woman’s April.” will also speak. In the evening Debris To Be Cleaned 1here will be a Youth Supper A forest service crew of 13 11:03.0; long jump — Goyns Club, would like to stress again basic principles of individual initiative and freedom of ac - Chicanos began 20%’. that articles to be recycled From Detroit Reservoir for those in the fifth grade on American tion. Preserving these prin work Monday morning plant MUST be clean or they will be up. ciples is a paramount issue In returned. Also, they will not DETROIT — Operation For Sunday will be College Day ing tree seedlings in small Area Students on the health care debate. be able to take magazines and Saturday, April 13, is the ester Mahlon Hale, Detroit at the morning worship serv scattered areas on the district. the heavier aluminum will not date for the American Legion Ranger Station, said the U. S. ice “The New Dawn Singers” Due to the heavy snowpack in College Honor Rolls spaghetti dinner at the Gates Forest Service plans to sta it and Rex I^arson will have the mountains, Hale said, the Robin C. Mennis of Idanha be acceptable. Residents aie also reminded Community Center. in ( charge. These people will be crew would begin at low levels and I-arry H. Buren of Lyons work the last two ---- weeks -------- — The dinner, all you can eat, May on the cleaning of debris representing Puget Sound Col and work on up to the snow are among the 354 students that newspaper bundles must will be served from 6:00 to 8:00 from Detroit Reservoir. Hale lege of the Bible from Seattle line. The project involves some named to the Chemeketa be tied securely for the center. p.m. Tickets will be available said, due to wind conditions At 5:00 p.m. a potluck fellow 150 acres and it is anticipated Community College winter at the door. and low water level of the ship supper will be held with ‘hat the planting will be com term honor roll with a GPA of Pinochle games and prizes lake, a number of the forest "The Waylighters” of NCC as pleted in 20-days, he said. Mill City Weather 3.5 or above. Several youngsters entered will complete the evening. service booms were lost, thus guests. “The Waylighter«” mill Pep. L<> Hi Date Dale Grant of Mill City was the “vo-yo contest t ** ” sponsored 000 allowing a lot of debris to appear in concert at 7:00 p.m. 30 65 one of the 652 students named March 24 If the number following last Saturday by the Circle K MILL CITY WEATHER 0.08 accumulate in the lake. Hr said and Alton Brostrum will «peak 44 60 to the winter term honor roll March 25 Food Store. Date Max. Min Pep. the May project is expected to about the college. 0.00 45 70 your name on The En with a 3.5 or better at SOC. March 26 W'nn’ng S-iil Planes were March 15 ......... 70 0 6« be completed in about two 46 The public is cordially invit 57 Named to the winter term March 27 label reads honor roll at OSU were Mike March 2« James Bogle. Steven Gibson, March 26 70 1.51 ed to attend these services. terprise 41 weeks. 52 Brenda Hugaes, and Tim March 8 23 Further cleanup of the lake Babysitting will be provided 4-74 it's time to send Long (straight-A) and Bruce March 29 40 0.51 61 Kirsch. Allen Gibson won a March Prec. 1044 is slated for July when water at the Thursday, Friday and 1 20 42 57 Rosco, 3.5 or above. Both are! March 30 Duncan yo-yo. 79.9« level is at full pool, he said. Precip to Date a check for renewal. Sunday evening services. 3.98” Total Pep. for week seniors in liberal arts. To Meet Showing Nets $ Ì 27 Towards Scholarship Fund Set For Sat At Detroit U S National Bank Offers New Service Next wo Months ! the miu c*ty area Linn County Nurse Burglary Scheduled Mon. Investigated Ä'ibiAt High School | Wolverines Topple aa < ■ A A Tree Planting To Resume In April Trackmen Fall Prey To Regis Thursday . Christian Church Schedules Rally Recycling Center To Be Open Saturday Spaghetti Dinner Planned at Gates Yo-Yo Contest Held Saturday
