The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, April 18, 1974, Page 4, Image 4

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    4—Tin* Mill City Enterprise. Thursday, April 18, 1974
Regis Upsets Santiam
J.V.'s Monday Night
Club House Scene
I Detroit City Council MEHAMA Bicycle Safety
Mrs. John Teeters
To
Improve
Local
Course Planned
|
Water System
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
P. O. BOX 348
PHONE 897-2772
MILL CITY. OBE. 97384»
Published at Mill City, Mariou County, Ore. every Thursday.
Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Post Office at MUI
City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mitchell,
Of Family Gathering
The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility
their son Dennis and her mo­
IDANHA
The
Deanha for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without
The Regis JV’s scored two
ther Mrs. R. R. Maynes re­
DETROIT
—
The
trailer
Home Extxension Study Group
times in the bottom of the
I turned recently from a two I met Tuesday, April 2, in the charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an advertisement
fourth inning to come from be­ court home of Mr and Mrs.
weeks
trip
to
Hawaii
where
which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault An Independent
The regular I
DETROIT
clubroom of the Idanha Fire
hind to defeat the Santiam Lyle Rogers. Jr., Salem was
were guesta of Mr. Mit-
newspaper, dedicated to the development of the timber Industry
Citv
meeting
of
die
Detroit
City
the
setting
Easter
Sunday
for
Hall with
fifteen members
JV’s 3-2 in a league game at
a family gathering. Joining the Council was called to order by cell’s father, C. L. Mitchell. I present. The bull wus decorat­ and agriculture in this area
Regis, Monday-
The
Mitchells
also
spent
sev
­
King Tuesd.iv
ed in the Easter motif by hos­
Regis jumped
ahead 1-0, family from here were Mr. and Mayor Jim
eral days with friends in Cali­
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
mimw
scoring an unearned run in the Mrs. Lyle Rogers, Sr. and fa­ April 9. 1974, at 7:40 p.m. fornia after returning from tesses of the day, Barbara
Whiteley and Edith Bittner. Fi­
second inning Santiam scored mily. and friends Pearl Giebe- [ Council members present were Hawaii.
nal plans for the field trip
twice in the fourth to take a ler. Sherry Hamper and Rick [Joyce Crist and Joe Arsenault.
The Men’s Brotherhood of
were
made,
which
was
2-1 lead. Santiam’s first run Roth. Other members of the Couneilmen Robert Layman the
Mehama
Community
came when Bill Gabriel scored family were Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ and Dave Wild were absent. Church invited members of the Wednesday, April 10, with
on a wild pitch Steve Hamp­ liam Pennick. Jr. and mfan: There were eight citizens congregation to their meeting about fifteen planning to make
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
the trip Connie Presly, Sharon
ton scored Santiam’s other son, Billy, the third. The Pen- present.
Minutes of the March meet­ at tiie church Monday evening, Hiebert and Ruth Thomasson
rucks recently returned froni
run.
Marion-Linn Ciunties, per year_______________________ 88-60
April 8, when the speaker was
Jerry Payseno pitched a very Colorado following Mr. Pen­ ing were read by city recorder, Dr. James F. Prewitt of Sa­ will furnish the transporta­ Uutaide Marion-Linn Counties, per year ......................
$S.5O
Ruth
Thomasson,
and
a
trea
­
arm
nick
’
s
aischaigc
from
the
good game for Santiam. strik- j
Outside Oregon, per year ____________________________ 86.00
lem. Dr. Prewitt also brought tion.
given.
The
hon-
ed
forces.
The
event
also
surers
report
Luncheon will be
at the
ing out four and allowing only
a couple of guests with him
Editor and Publisher
two earned runs. Jerry also al- ored Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Webb minutes were approved as and talked and showed slides Black Angus Restaurant and GEORGE LONG .........................
is to be served banquet style. RAYMOND E. PRESLER .......
lowed five hits and walked of Eugene on their birthday read.
Printer
anniversaries. They are the
Robert (Bob) Intel, a candi- summerizing the life of Christ This is to be paid out of the NORMA LONG ---------------------- ------ Society and News Editor
five
Refreshments
und
a
social
time
and
a
former
treasury.
The loss is the first loss in paren's of Mrs. Lyle Rogers. date for sheriff
ROSE CREE ___ ________ ___ ___________ Local News Editor
I Marion County Deputy Sheriff followed the meeting
June Mennis, Marion County MARY KELLY .............................
the league this year for the Sr.
Local News Editor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Donald
Craber
A buffet luncheon was en­ for some fifteen years address­
Committee Chairman, discuss­
Santiam JV’s and drops their
CORRESPONDENTS
have
purchased
the
place
on
ed
the
council
and
citizenry
ed the Mini College, which is Detroit-Idanha
league record for this season joyed by all in the clubhouse
... Boots Champion
on the trailer court grounds. briefly on his platform. He the river next to her parents. to be held at OSU, Corvallis, Gates ................
to 2-1.
------ Joyce Prealer
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Van
Beek.
said,
“
he
noted
that
the
area
June 18 through the 20th They Lyons _______
Santiam 0 0 0 2 0 0 0—2 2 5 About 50 people were in at-
------- Eva Bressler
and have moved here from Sa­
needed
more
police
protection
.0 1 0 2 0 0 0—3 5 11 tendance.
are offering room and board Mehama ..........
Regis
Mrs. John Teeters
lem
from the Marion County Sher­
for two people for three days
Erik Engdahl anil Stephanie
iff’s Dept, and
if he were
for $35.00. Crafts will be f
elected sheriff, his intentions Sugars of Healdsburg, Calif, taught Each person will pay
left
Saturday
morning
after
were io provide more protec­
$2.00 for each craft she wishes
spending most of the week as
tion in the area."
to take. This is to cover tiie
On April 2. a special coun guests at the home of Dorothy cost of materials used and any
Christensen
and
visiting
with
cil meeting was held with wa­
item made can be taken home.
ter
superintendent.
Earl other relatives of Erik’s here. There will also lie a course in
Easter weekend guests at the
Michaelson present, to discuss
The Suntiam boys’ track
public speaking for which col­
the city’s water system and hom® of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin ■ lege credit will lie given. Th«1
team won their second dual
Griffiths
were
Mr
and
Mrs.
Larry I. Swartz
its problems. Council agreed
fee will Ire $10 per person
truck meet of the yeur, by de-
to shut-off the water heater in Mervin Griffiths, Karen anti June ask the group if they
DETROIT
Graveside serv­ feating Salem Academy, 82-54,
Randy
Mitchell
and
Gary
Bor
­
ices
for
Larry
F.
Swartz,
54,
Pattons Addition w'hich was
would lie interested in mak­
Thursday. Santiam had many
costing the city $309 a year to ing from Eugene.
ing Japanese table decoration; Slayden: Resort were held fine performances, as they won
i
Mr. and Mrs Richard Rogers
| m
keep a pump dry that is in-
for the banquet which will be Wedm :
ten of 16 first places und nine
I stalled in a pit in the addition. of Prineville came Saturday, held in the evening of the last Fairview Cemetery, Mill City. of 14 second places.
April
13.
and
visited
during
King said it was costly and
day. This will be the climax Rev. Harold Roth officiated.
David Mort- accumulated 13
• he did not think it was neces- the weekend at the home of of the three day sessions. Any­ Weddle Funeral Home of Stay­
points for tiie day as he won
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
Titze
and
I sary to keep the heater on.
one can go for all three days ton was in charge.
two events und placed sec­
Mayor King announced the i | with other relatives here.
Swartz died of exposure or
or for any day they choose.
ond in another. David won the
| city
has
purchased
some I I
an
apparent
heart
attack
while
A bicycle safety course,
high jump ut 5' 4" and the pole
2.000 feet of PBC-four inch wa­
eponsored by the home exten­ trying to get his car out of vault at 9' 3". He also was sec­
ter pipe to be installed in the Missionarys From
sion. is slated for the first a ditch on Erin St.
ond in tiie high hurdles in 17.9.
Macky Creek area wheih will
He was born in Nebraska
week in May at Detroit grade
Philippines
To
Speak
David Plotts collected 14* (
I
feed a 50,000 gallon water
school. Volunteer instructors and moved to Mill City in points for the day as he won
tank Present pipe is only two At Idanha Church
1965.
He
came
to
Detroit
four
will be June Mennis, Connie
inch and is in bad shape. The I IDANHA — Missionary’s | Presly, Barbara Fields. Etiith years ago and worked as a the long jump with a leap of
new four inch line will not from the Philippines slated to ■ Bittner and Ruth Thomasson. logging truck driver for Hills 19’ lte” and the 880 in 2:16.6.
David also anchored the win
only feed the tank but will also arrive here this week are Rev.
Election of officers was Logging Co., Detroit. He was
lead into the city King said and Mrs. Dave Billings and held with Huth Thomasson be­ a WWII veteran. Survivors In­ ning mile relay team.
there is about 1500 feet of family.
Craig Blackburn dominated
ing re-elected as chairman for clude the widow, Margy, Sa­
shoveling to be done to install
Rev. and Mrs. Billings will a second term. Goldie Storey lem, brothers Harold. Nebras­ the sprints as he won the 100
' the new line and is asking for be guest speakers at
the 1 as vice-chairman and Barbara ka, and Garry in the U. S. and 220 in times of 11.4 and
24.5 respectively. Glen Humes
1 volunteers to work on the i Idanha Community Church I Whiteley as secretary-treasur- Army; sisters Mrs. E
had his best 440. as he won the
| business end of the shovels. Friday, April 19. at 7:30 p.m. [ er. Installation will be held at Burt. Blue River, and
race in an excellent time of
Pipe will be laid in the origin- , | The evening's program will ■ the May meeting.
Helen Houser, Mrs.
| al track wherever possible.
53.2. Jerry Grant remained un­
include services, testimonys,
The May meeting was ehang- Stone, and Mrs. Audrey
defeated in tiie javelin with a
I King said, “the present 30.- I 1 songs and the showing of pic- . ed from Tuesday, May 7, to Melbourne, Fla.
toss of 196' 9”.
000 gallon water tank located lure slides of missionary work. i Wednesday, May 1, due to
j in the city is going to have to A coffee hour will follow the election day. The lesson for (
440 relay
SA 48.4; mile-
be replaced in the near fu­ service in Berggreen Hall.
________ ______
_
Peterman (S) 5:03; 100
May is "Electric Know How” |
..
r
r I Blackburn (S) 11.4; 440 —
f ture.” He said, “the replace­
The Billings family will be and is to be presented by Bar- , .
ment should be a larger tank, ' supper guests Friday evening bara Fields. June Mennis and
i 53.2; 880 - Plotts
possibly a 100,000 to 150.0(H) | at the home of Rev. and Mrs. i Lillian Smith.
I f 11
Friesen (SAi
■ gallon capacity.” The present |
Blackburn (S)
I Goldie Storey and Ruth I The Santiam Wolverines ex- j ’ ‘
Harold Roth and family.
220
Cz I water tank was installed re-1
The Billings resided at De­ Thomasson
were
project ploded for four runs in the 24.5; LH - Robbins (SA) 23;
' portedly during the construe- I troit ahout twelve years ago leaders on the lesson of the tiiird inning and went on to 2 mile — Gadd (SA) 11:09.0;
I tion of Detroit Elementary I while Mr. Billings was employ- day "Delicious and Nutritious | defeat the Scio Loggers 6 -0 in ' mile relay
'S) 3:59.8; PV
PREMIUM EXTERIOR LATEX
I School, preparatory to the City ed by the U. S. Forest Service Desserts.” It was shown that a league game at Mill I City, More (S) 9’ 3”; javelin —
of Detroit moving to its pres- here.
Grant.♦ (S) 196’ 9”; LJ —
1 anyone could enjoy desserts Friday.
■ hits!
Available in 1740 Coiorizer Colors
| ent site in 1952. The tank re-1
Plotts (S) 18 l’a”; discus
I without that "guilty feeling”
Santiam had only three
( portedly was installed by army i
• No cracking, fading or peeling
if the entire rneal is planned in the game, including a dou- Fadel (SA) 128’ 81-"; HJ —
. engineers.
Fadel
I with nutrition and calories in ble by Bob Bennett. But San-. More (S) 5’ 4"; shot
• Superior color retention
Mayor King said, “we are I
I mind. Posters were presented tiam capitalized on six Scio i ( SA ) 40’ lite”.
probably the only city in the' TH
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,,
........... „ the
.... nutritional value ■ errors and ran the baser very
I
n
I
showing
would where you can step
and the calory count of the I aggressively. Santiam stole 131
cutside into water up to your |
---- -------------- (different ingredient! used inlbasi
• ■ ante with Boi
knees and no water in the j
At the regular
DETROIT
____ I desserts. A fruit kabob of or-j Bennett and Jerry Grant each I
house.” There was a brief dis-1 monthly meeting of Detroit •inRes, apples, pineapples and 1 ' cionlirtr/
stealing fhrnn
three.
i
cussion on water rates with no Womans Civic Club, April 3, banannas rolled in a syrup of |
Brian Jones pitched San-1
action taken. This will have to held in the social room of De-J honey and lemon juice then tiam’s first shut out of the
be figured into the 1974-75 troit City Hail, it was voted by ' dipped in chopped nuts was year. He allowed only three
o
Boots Champion
budget before action can be the membership to purchase I demonstrated. The leaders also hits and walked only two.
taken on the lowering of wa­ childrens books for the lend-1 prepared a strawberry yogurt
The third inning was high­
While on a business trip to
ter rates.
ing library as this years yearly wh'P and pumpkin cake with lighted by a two-run single Seattle Monday of last week,
Budget committee members project The library is located I lemon glaze to demonstrate by David Plotts.
Robert L. Layman and Miss
are: Verna Ketchum, chair-
Maune Richards was named Dolores Bisbee, Roseburg, be­
in Detroit City Hall and is some delicious desserts.
man, Carol Kirk. Ralph Ed-
These were enjoyed along player of the week this week. came engaged.
No date has
■ open every Thursday from 10
minster, Yvonne Hills and a.m. to 3 p.m.
with the rest of the potluck He was chosen for scoring two been set for the wedding Ro­
Doug Knudsen.
The social room was decor­ luncheon which was the climax I runs, stealing three bases and bert is the »on of Mr. and
City attorney. Ralph Wy-
for overall hustle during the Mrs. Earl Layman and is own­
ated in the Easter motif for of the meeting.
ckoff, Salem, reported that in
week. Maurie, playing catch­ er of the Cedars here.
i the meeting. A bouquet of yel­
I talking to Mrs. Judy Van
er, has made only one error all
low forsythia and egg shell
Easter Sunday visitors at
PREMIUM DREEM LATEX FLAT
Fleet's (former city recorder) | candles in pastel shades adorn­
season.
Regis
Shuts
Out
the Champion iiome were Mrs.
probation officer, he learned
Scio
0000000 0 3 6
ed the coffee table. A basket of
Water Clean-Up
that Mrs. VanFleet had paid I spring flowers accented with Santiam 7-0 Saturday Santiam 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 -6 3 1 Champion’s brother and wife,
Mr and Mrs. Calvin Chambers
back the sum of $2,170 in un­ Easter bunnies and yellow
♦ One Coat Covers Most Colors
and Mr. and Mrs. Art Wilson
authorized city funds to Mar- ' chicks, flanked by yellow
Wayne Wiege tossed a no Census Bureau Survey
♦ Scrubbable
of Salem. Mrs. Wilson is the
cefiler’of'at- iiitter against the Santiam1
former Emma Rhoades, who
1974 Wyckoff adv.sed that the lention
on
thp
refreshment
ta
.
|
Scheduled
Here
No Paint Odor
Wolverines,
to
give
the
Regis'
tention on the refreshment ta­
money remain in the court s bles. In addition at each place Rams a 7-0 league win over i,he| How prevalent are fires in formerly resided here.
Available in 1740 Coiorizer Colors
Easter Sunday dinner guests
jurisdiction until other aspects setting as favors, Easter bun­ Wolverines at Regis Saturday. | the home and what is tteii
cf the case, such as special nies or a chick placed on white
The loss drops Santiam’s cost financially and in injuries at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
audit fees ana attorney fees, i lace doilies completed the Eas­ league record to 2-3.
to household members? John Harold Roth and family were
can be settled. Mayor King ter motif of the tables. In other
The turning point of the E Tharaldson, director of the Mr. and Mrs. Al Glesbrecht
signed a legal document Tues­ business the club voted to pur­ game came in the1 third inning Bureau of the
Census Data and son Murray of Salem.
day authorizing a law suit chase a new vacuum sweeper when Bob Bennett dropped a Collection Center in Seattle,
Tiie Detroit annual junior­
against Judy VanFleet and for Detroit City Hall. Election fly ball with two out and the said that a survey in the Mill senior banquet will be held
Western Surety Bonding Co. of of officers for the ensuing year bases loaded with Regis scor­ City area will help to answer Saturday at the 12th St. Kings
S D. The lawsuit was filed was also on the business agen­ ing three runs.
these questions.
Information Table, Salem Guest speaker
Thursday in Marion County da.
Wayne Wiege Struck out on the incidence of fires in the will lie Francis Drummer, Day
Circuit Court for the sum of I Mrs. Ruth Thomasson was nine batters and walked only home and their cost will be ton School Supt.
S4.437.
week of
This reporter, would appre­
¡elected president, Mrs. Barbara two in tossing the second no- collected here the
A discussion was held on dis- Knudsen. vi<•• president; Mr hitter against Santiam in the April 15-19 from a sample of ciate it if people in the area
j tablishing a city tax base, not. Carolyn
households.
having news to report would
Some custom colors higher
_ 1 Kramer, secretary; last three games.
to exceed the six percent lim-1 I and Mrs. Carol Kirk, treasurer.
uoamt-i
Jim Wright pitched for San­
The questions are in addition call me before my deadline on
(itation Wyckoff said the city installation ceremonies will be tiam. giving up only two earn­ to the usual ones asked in the Tuesdays. In the past this has
,:s paying the lowest tax of any, held in M
ilt Marion Forks ed runs. He also walked one I monthly survey on employ­ presented some problems in
city, .81 of a mil. This amounts - Inn —
i ment and unemployment con­ treating the deadline by mail
The date will be announc­ and struck out four.
to about 81 cents per thousand.1 ed later. All past presidents Santiam .0 0 C 0 0 0 0—0 0 3 ducted by the Census Bureau time. Please call 854-3539
It was pointed out that the city 1 and guests are invited to at­ Regis
0 0 4 0 210 791 for the U. S. Dept, of Labor.
Thank you.
PORCH AMD
needs workable money in or-1 tend.
der to build and run a city j The eve ing’s hostesses were
DECK ENAMEL
properly. It was also pointed I Mrs. Caiol Kirk and Mrs.
.
out that the
city tax base, Th^ima Roberta'
PLASOLUX ■>.
would include summer home- ________________
owners within the city limits.'
It is the ¡mention of the city I
_
council to call a special public | In other
"* * business, it was re-1
__ explain
„
........
.. city
.. tax ! P<’rtef‘ that no ,
action was
meeting to
the
Detroit, Oregon
base to the citizens before it taken on the updating of the*
is placed on the May 28 pri­ city charter at a recent meet-|
ing. This, however, is not <i
mary ballot.
UasMtMC**
Once a tax base is establish­ dead issue and will be pursued
ed it does not necessarily have at a later date.
Meeting adjourned at 9:55 I
to be levied every year.
A
city tax base could even be in­ p.m.
»
strumental in lowering water
rates once the city is free of If the number following
financial problems, city offi­
Friday and Saturday Nights
cials said. More information on your name on The En_
the city tax base will be pre­
sented through the news media terprise label reads
Sunday 4:00 P. M. to 12:00 P. M,
kelly lumber sales
before being placed on the 4-74 it's time to send
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CITV.
o R e a O M
May ballot. This measure can
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Ph. 897-2610
only be voted on at statewide a check for renewal.
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Over Crusaders
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