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o.uo«ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY—OREGON’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
NUMBER 40
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1974
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VOLUME XXX
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C itv .
it Ain’t ] Truck Firm
A!!JÍ°ZS I! Destroyed
I Director of COG To
Be At Local Council
Meeting October 9
Receives Plaque
(
$5.00 a YEAR — 15c a Copy
Idanha Plywood Mill
Honors Employees
For Safety Record
Marvin Gloeg, Director of
Council of Governments, Re
gion Four, will appear at the
A federal law now reported-,
I
next regular Mill City Coun
ly makes It a criminal offense,
cil meeting, Oct. 9. He will j
carrying a five-year prison
discuss the COG organization'
term, for any person to lie to 1
IDANHA — Fire of undeter and the services it provides to
Saturday, Sept. 28, U. S. the best safety engineer, due
a federal official. According
Plywood - Champion Papers, to the attitude the husband is
to a columnist In the Parkers mined origin destroyed Inter the governments of member
Inc. honored its employees in when he leaves for work.
burg, W. Va., News, Section mountain Trucking Co. shop cities in the region.
and their wives at a dinner
Clyde also stated he would
Mr. Gloeg and the Linn1
1001 of Title 18 of the U. S. in South Idanha near midnight
and social hour held at the be retiring in 21 months, but
Code “. . . anoints all federal Friday, leveling the office and Benton Section of COG con-,
Santiam Golf Course. The oc he would be there when the
officials of whatever stripe garage, and destroying in ex ducted the recent A-95 review
casion was in honor of the em plant hit 500,000 hours and
with a holy oil and that in cess of $300,000 worth of of Mill City’s application for
ployees having worked 354,800 the 750,000 mark.
cludes FBI agents, welfare di trucks anl trucking equipment. a grant and loan from FHA for
It was the second time in the proposed sewer system. He
man hours without a time loss
Manager John Madarus told
rectors and any other puppy
accident. This time starts back the crowd that “without the
dog federal functionary feed two years that fire struck a has been instrumental in help
in September of 1969 and cooperation of our men and
ing trough.” Any citizen business owned by the Bob ing get the necessary clear-1
goes to August of 1974.
women, the records could not
caught telling an untruth to Johnson family of Marion ances to proceed and get in |
_
____ _ with
_____
a federal official is subject to Forks. Marion Forks Lodge line on a priority list. Without
Clyde
Husky,
the _____________________
Oregon State Accident __________
Prevention' Clyde Husky of the accident be made. We are extremely
arrest, indictment and trial. on Highway 22 some 13 miles priorities, the city would not Division, presents John Madarus, Manager of the U. S. Ply- prevention division of the proud of these men, as they
of Idanha was des be in a position to get grants wood-Champion Papers, Idanha Plant, with a plaque for their Workman’s
Compensation are loyal workers and seem to
The writer admits that it is southeast
;
by fire in Aug., 1972. in aid if, and when, federal 354.800 no loss time accident free record,
Board was present at the din know how to work in and
not right to lie to a federal troyed
.
in that fire was estimated funds become available.
ner to present the award to the around the mill without get-
official, but he objects to a Loss
'
Idanha Mill. Husky said he ting hurt. 99 1
Mill City has had support:
law which makes it a crime to at
' $250.000.
Friday
night
’
s
fire
was
first
1
had
presented the mill with
Herb Paschauoski, safety
from
both
the
region
four
and
do so. It is not a criminal of
at 11:45 p.m. •«, Firemen
many awards and, without representative of the West
fense for a federal official to reported
1
u
the Mid-Willamette branches j
I
the spirit of the employees and Coast Manufacturing Corpor
lie to an average citizen. described it is a _. *' V?ry 2*°! of COG in efforts to solve the ■
I
blaze
”
fed
by
truck
fuel
their wives, the mill could not ation, brought greetings from
. . sewer problem. They currently j
Surely no one is going to sug
in ’ are jnvestigating the advant-1
have accomplished such a the main office in New York
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gest that government officials, tanks and oil drums stored
feat.
to the employees. He also stat-
ages of membership In COG.
federal or otherwise — elected, the garage.
The fire, in a seven year old Since the majority
Mr. Husky said that the na- ed that guarding a plant was
of the'
appointed, or just plain hired
tional safety council reveals not the answer. Also, he had
never tell a falsehood or building, destroyed three log- ^"Vlation of Mill City besides
-
statistics that show a wife Is not seen the type of spirit In
shade the truth a bit in speak ging trucks and trailers valued in - Lipn County, it seems that
other plants that the Idanha
ing to us common, ordinary, at $90,000, the company’s of membership in region four is
mill has. He told the em
garden-variety private citi fices. and an estimated $100,- most appropriate.
000 worth of tools and parts.
Wesley Kvarsten, director
ployees and safety committee
zens.
Firemen said the cause of of The* Mid-WinZm'ette“^^
that they have a record to be
Stl^„
I °f COG. was scheduled to ap-
j proud of, as it is one of the
Never in the history of Na gated. There were no injuries.
ar at
September council
j best nationally for a veneer
tional Forest Products Week
Johnson said Saturday he me€ting. He cancelled his ap-
plant.
Mil
City
residents
are
(Oct 20 26) has this event held was taking the second major ¿^Vance **in "favor ■
of Mr.
Dale Toyer, representative
reminded that Sat., Oct. 5,
more significance for the business fire “as well as pos-
„ but mav be present
of
Liberty Mutual Ins., also
G?°eg’ b“Lm?y
is the deadline for peti
American people than this sible” and speculated that the also,
the manager, John
on Oct. 9.
I presented
tions
to
be
in
for
the
posi
year.
fire was probably caused by a
Madarus,
with
a plaque from
tions of mayor and the
With the energy shortage as short in one of the trucks.
the insurance company for the
three
council
seats
up
for
a vivid reminder of the im Mop-up crews left the scene
NOTICE
354,800 hours set without a
election.
portance of wise natural re about 9:00 a.m. Saturday. AU
The Recycling Center
time loss accident
John Madarus, Manager of the U. S. Plywood-Champion
source management and use, three of the Idanha Rural Fire
will be open this Satur
The office at Idanha has
Papers Mill at Idanha, accepts plaque from Dale Toyer,
the nation would do well to Protection
District’s
fire1 day. Oct. 5, from 10 aun.
man yplaques on display that
representative
of
Liberty
Mutual
Ins.,
on
behalf
of
the
work
look to the forest products in trucks were on the scene aid-
to 3 pun.
ers at the Idanha mill for accident free record they now hold. I
have been earned since it was
dustry. Modern forestry prac ed by fire equipment from the 1
i
opened after purchase from
tices emphasizing sustained- U. S. Forest Service, Detroit
Simpson Timber Co. The mill
yield techniques have im Ranger Station. Ten firemen
also had a good record when
Safety
Committee
Members
measurably enhanced the pro from the Idanha volunteer fire
DETROIT — The
Chuck it was owned by Simpson, and
ductivity and value of U. S. department, aided by a forest
Poole to Brian Smith passing many of the crew who worked
timberlands. Global consump service crew, fought the blaze.
combination clicked for four for Simpson are still working
tion of wood products may
touchdowns Friday afternoon at the mill.
the
Beginning soon will be
double by the year 2000, and
here to lead Detroit High’s |
annual
Rainbow
Girl
’
s
candy
recreational
needs
should
eight-man football team past nil/
in
•
j sale. Marilyn Assembly #60
triple. Under the multiple
Mohawk
38-22
In
Casco
League
gaCK
Yard
BUffllh'.)
I
of
Mill
City
will
be
covering
land-use concept, the challenge
I this area. There are several
can be met. The problem U/aiAi* MaFnrr
Smith, a junior running
j varieties of candy, which
comes with those who persist j MrQ| vl l*IUiCrS
back, scored five touchdowns.
'
make
nice
gift
items
and
in setting ever-larger chunks'
Poole, a sophomore quarter-1
of forest lands aside as wil- ‘ DETROIT — Water Supt. ■ Halloween treats.
back, threw the four scores J It was reported this week
go to
The proceeds will
derness areas for use by only Ralph Edminster announced
and
then tallied nnnp nn that backyard burning will
be allowable during the
a few hardy, backpacking in- this week that the City of De- Rainbow and Canyon Scholar-
a keeper.
6 () 2o months of October and No-
dividuals. As a leading wood troit has purchased laths to be sh^^,n^s’1
Mohawk
......
8
8
When a Rainbow girl comes
producer, the U. S. must insist used for marking water valve
Detroit ........ 8 18 <2 o_ is vember.
to your door, please purchase
upon pursuing a policy of. boxes.
Mohawk — Stephens 25 pass | Residents who wish to burn
any day should first call
scientific harvesting, process-1 Purpose of marking the wa ' a box of candy for this worth
from
Orcutt (Orcutt run) Lane on
897-3160
to find out if burning
ing and reforestation on a mas- > ter valve boxes is so that they while cause.
60 run ( Storm pass from is permissable
on that partic
sive scale.
can be located easier, especial
Orcutt), Orcutt 1 run (run I
ular
day.
National Forest Products ly during the winter months
tailed).
I Permits are not required for
Week is an excellent occasion1 when snow covers the boxes.
Detroit — Smith 80 pass backyard burning in barrels
to throw public support firm The marking of the boxes will
from Poole (Smith run) Poole however, permits are required
ly behind the wood products speed service should trouble
2 run (pass failed) Smith 50
i
industry in its timely harvest develop in the water system,
Pictured above is plant manager John Madarus, Joe La- run (run failed) Smith 25 for all other burning. To Ob
The Detroit Ranger District lack, G. B. Golden. Eugene Kindred, Marvin Lochren, Eldon pass
ing of commercial U. S. forest i or on the individual water line
.... from Poole (run failed) tain burning permits residents
has
received
many
inquiries
lands while simultaneously system.
Hutchinson
and
Fred
Taylor,
members
of
the
safety
commit-
,
Smith
V passTrom Poole (pass may call 897-2760 from 10:00
I
meeting recreational and wild
| failed) Smith 30 pass from a.m. to 2:00 p.m. daily and
Edminster said, “the laths concerning cone picking. The tee at U. S Plywood-Champion Papers, Idanha Mill.
evenings after 5:00.
life needs under multiple-use have been painted red and one district is setting up a cone
I Poole (run failed),
management. After all, wood end sharpened for easy in buying station and will pay
Tri-Angle Lake will host
products are one of the neces stallment. The laths are avail $4.00 a bushel for Noble Fir
| Detroit Thursday, Oct 3, at I
sities of life and, with proper able at city hall and renters and $5.00 a bushel for Engle-
j 8:00 p.m, A possible volley-
con-
mann
Spruce
seed
cones
supervision, a renewable re- and property owners are being
I
|
ball game may precede the I
source which has the potential asked to pickup a lath and taining a minimum of 50%
football
game, the school re-
I
to serve mankind indefinitely, i mark their own water valve viable seed.
ports.
Other seed cone crops such
—;—
I boxes. The city recorler will
DETROIT — Sealed bids
will be received at the office
If anyone thinks Uncle be on duty every Thursday as Douglas-fir, Pacific Silver
Chemeketa Community Col-'
of the forest supervisor,
Sam’s hundreds of thousands from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Fir, Western Red Cedar, etc.
lege began classes this week
•!
Commerce Bldg., 210 E 11th,
in income tax preparation and I ||1/ I ZM
I]
of bureaucrats can ever be in should you need assistance on exist but the district is not
interested in purchasing these.
Eugene, or Detroit District
income tax license renewal, i
| y
Ivll
stilled with the habit of this project.
Other seed cone buyers may
Ranger Station, Star Rte., Box
City officials said they
penny-pinching, they are sad-
*Ihe 60-hour “Basic Income:
J
320, Mill City, up to and not
Tax Preparation” class is of-1 A
I
Q? J
ly mistaken. After all, a hoped the citizenry would set up buying stations else
where for purchasing the var-;
later than 10:00 a.m. Oct. 16,
fered at the Salem campus j fl U/AITK nlil
bureaucrat’s importance is cooperate on this project.
i
ious
species of seed cones.
1974, for an estimated 7,900,000
measured by the size of his
Deer hunters will find par Tuesday and Thursday eve
board feet of Willamette Na
budget.
Four On Lyons City c
Fo^t S3 tial road closures in effect in nings from 7-10 p.m. beginning
tional Forest Timber, in the
What happens when 1 this
five different areas of the state Oct 1. Tuition is $30.
Misery Timber Sale. Oral bid
kind of philosophy governs Council Elect on Ballot must obtain a $5.00 harvesting when the deer season opens
Two sections of “Advanced I
No competition permit from the Detroit Dis- this Saturday. One of the Income Tax Preparation,” a I
ding will follow the opening
spending decisions is reported i LYONS
of sealed bids at 10:00 a.m.
by the editor of the North- developed with Monday’s fil-
before picking. Regular closures is new, another was 20-hour course, will be offered,
The local city council held!
ing deadline
for —
the ------
four City
west-Signal, a newspaper in »--«
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---- - , business hours are 7:45 a.m. to enlarged, but the rest were in at the Salem campus—Monday1 a special meeting Tuesday eve I The sale, located approxi
Napoleon, Ohio. As he put it, of Lyons offices to lie on the ? “ "’) pan., Monday through effect last season.
evenings beginning Oct. 7 and ning, Oct. 1, at 8:00 p.m. to mately 20 miles southeast of
the philosophy of the U. S. Nov. 5 general election ballot. Friday.
^’bmitt'ed' on street Detroit, in the Bruno Mea
The closures are part of a Wednesday evenings begin- ' "‘"n
dows and Cooper Ridge areas,
Mrs. J. W. McPheeters, cur-1 Persons desiring to sell seed
government seems to be,
nl^rl°Ct'a9‘
a
repairs and resurfacing.
consists of 5,300 MBF of Dou-
“Never spend a dime when a ' rently a council member, is | cones to the Ranger District cooperative program of the
The
advanced
course
will:
of
the
lhree
com
panies
dollar will get the job done the lone candidate for mayor. must preregister. Preregister wildlife commission and the also be offered at Silverton contacted> only North Santiam glas-fir advertised at $123.43
Service to provide
per thousand, and 2,600 MBF
...” He received a special or Mayor Dennis Clipfell decid ed pickers will be allowed to U. S. Forest
protection from ning Oct. 8. Tuesdays begln- Paving submitted bids. D&D of Noble Fir and other coni
der, 12xl6-inch manilia en ed not to seek re-election after • pick in exclusive cone picking deer some
Paving stated they had more
areas. Pre-registering can be road hunting in areas that are
Time for all advanced class ! work than they could get done ferous species advertised at
velope, mailed at government thrt*e two-year terms.
I
done
during
regular
business
Within
too
heavily
roaded.
expense, from the Equal Op Seeking three council posi
es will be 7-9 p.m. Tuition is before the weather turns bad, $82.87 per 1,000. Included In
the sale is 126 acres of all
areas
main-traveled HO.
portunity Commission office in tions are incumbents Elmer 1 hours at the district office.
these
and Salem Sand and Gravel coniferous species advertised
Washington, D.C. In the en Culwell and Mrs. Ward Slov- 1 The district cone buying sta- roads and most of the popular 1 The state board of tax serv did not respond.
. tion will be open 1:00 p.m. to
at $378.64 per acre. The Noble
ice examiners has approved
velope was a one-page 8H x er and Randy Bud long
Council members present Fir and other coniferous
4:30 p.m. Monday through Sa- campgrounds will remain open the basic course for prepara
Councilman
Donald
Trahan
11-inch news release that I
1 turday. Ranger personnel will but other roads and all off tion for the state examination voted to accept the following species will be sold at a fixed
easily could have been folded is not seeking re-election.
bids: S. E. 1st St., 300 ft. $1,- I rate.
The council terms are one patrol cone harvesting areas road travel will be closed to and the advanced course for 680:
into a regular business-size
S. W 4th St.. $1,200; S. E.
checking
for
picking
permits.
envelope. Upon checking with for two years and two for four
motor vehicles. Hunters may license renewal.
Fairview,
262 ft. $1,272; S. E.
an envelope supply house, the years, with th» candidate re
Persons desiring additional 2nd Ave, 280 ft. $1,350; S. Detroit Dam-Weather
enter these areas on foot or
ceiving
the
lowest
vote
total
editor found that 100,000 of
Mill City Weather
Pool
horseback. The closed roads information may call 585-7900, First Si., 2,092 ft., $11,850: S.
the special envelopes would receiving the two-year term.
extension 340.
1»
Pep
Elev Pep
Date
Hl
Max
Min
ft.
$1,280.
W.
Fifth
St.,
240
cost approximately $6,435,
50
o.oo will be marked with signs.
Sept 22 ___ 89
54 1539.39 000
I The total amount of the bid Sept. 25 92
while 1(10,000 standard size not care even a smidge about Sept, 23 ___ 89
4»
Further details on road
0.00
1538.02 0 00
87
49
Sept.
26
awarded
was
$18,632.
number ten business envelopes saving $5,832 in taxpayers’ Sept, 24 ___ 90
51
0.00 closure areas can be found in High School Library
There was no opposition to Sept 27 65 45 153668 0.00
would cost only $603 unprint money. As the editor con- Sept, 25 ___ 86
48
000 the big game regulations Now Open To Publ c
44 1535 19 0 00
the street repairs and the mo Sept. 28 71
ed.
43
0.00
eludes, why should they: "It’s Sept, 26 ___ 70
The
Santiam
High
1533 94 0.00
47
78
Sept.
29
tion
passed
unanimously.
available
free
Obviously, the bureaucrats only money isn’t it, and there’s Sept, 27 ....... 74
35
0.00 booklet
School library
will be
The next regular council Sept. 30 74 47 1532.45 0.00
in the office of the Equal plenty more where that came Sept 28 ___
37
0.00 wherever hunting licenses and
.... 78
<V
open to the pa bile m
78 48 1530.86 0.00
meeting will be Wed , Oct. 9, Oct. 1
Opportunity Commission did from."
¡Total Pep. for the week .0.00 tags are sold.
Thursdays from 3-4 pun.
¡Total Pep. for Week
0.00
at 8:00 p.m.
5
By Fire Friday
Petitions Due By
Sat., October 5
Detroit Clobbers
Mohawk 38-22
Rainbow Girls
Candy Sale Due
Detroit To Mark
Allowed In October
Forest Service Now
Buying Fir Cones
Deer Season
Set To Open
Sat., Oct. 5
'Chemeketa Has
I Income Tax Class
i
Timber Sale Set
For October 16