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MCOW» C lam F mi > u f « io . M ill C ity ,
VOLUME XXXI
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NUMBER 4
AU Roses
(by Georg* Uu)
ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY—ORE GUNS FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
THE MILL CITY ENTEKFRI8E—MILL CTTY, OREGON THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1975
Wolverines
Down Scio
Sherrif Heenan
Speaks To North
Santiam Chamber
>5.00 a YEAR — 15c a Copy
Demonstration
Booster Club
IToMeetMon.
Jim Rose scored 18 points
Guest speaker at the noon
and pulled down 11 rebounds meeting of th* North Santiam
A Booster Club meeting will
Tax reform proposals, it has to lead the Santiam Wolverines Chamber of Commerce, Jan.
be held Monday evening, Jan.
been demonstrated once again, to a 62-51 victory over the 15, was Marion County Sheriff
27, at 7:30 in room two at the
include Ul-conceived blanket Scio Loggers in a Tri-River Jim Heenan. He explained the
high school.
Conference
bmketball
game
at
recommendations for closing
sheriffs department organi
Arrangements will be made
what are termed "tax loop Scio Friday.
zation and gave some figures
for the annual ham dinner
Santiam got off to a slow concerning It. In 1974 his 27
holes." These so-called "loop
which is scheduled for Thurs.,
holes" are. or course, specific start and trailed 11-10 at the deputies averaged three cases
Feb. 13. Mary Wright and
(. per
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_ _________
provisions written into the tax end of the first quarter.
shift. According
to Heenan,
Wanda Richards are co-chair
Gary DeMain scored ten the ratio of policemen to eitl-
luws to encourage certain ac
men for the dinner and anyone
tion on the part of taxpayers. points in the second quarter to | zcnj in Marion County is .7
interested in helping may con
lead
a
Santiam
comeback
San
patrolman per 10O0 people, as
In other words, if you use your
tact either of them, if they
money in a certain wuy, you tiam outscored the Loggers 17- compared with a national
cannot attend the meeting.
13 In the second quarter to average of 1.7 per 1000.
pay less tax on It.
Honor society members will be
For example, Investors who lead by three, 27-24, at half
A plan to station six
selling tickets and local busi
put their savings into corpor time.
puties and two cars at
nesses will be contacted for
Jim Rose scored eight points Sublimity city hall was also
ate securities or the develop
donations. AU proceeds from
ment of real property or busi in the third quarter as Santiam spoken of by Heenan,
The
the dinner go to the canyon
ness enterprises are taxed on managed to remain three plan is to have two deputies on
scholarship fund.
any profit r<«ceived from the points in front of the Loggers duty 24 hours a day to be dis
Alene Peterman has been
sale of these assets at a lower going into the final quarter.
patched through Salem and
named cake chairman for the
Santiam,
led
by
David
Plotts
rate than their ordinary in
work the area of Marion
booster club cake raffles. The
come And this Is known as the and Jim Rose with six points County east of Sublimity. The
cake raffles are held at each
capital gains tax. Such pro each, outscored the Loggers plan is awaiting approval of
home basketball
game and
visions of the tax laws as these 19-11, in the final quarter to the Sublimity City Council.
those wishing to donate cakes
are often erroneously called win going away.
should contact Mrs. Peterman
The Wolverines dominated
tax loopholes. But, at a time
at 897-2122.
ixiards,
outrebounding
when hundreds of billions of ( “
the i
Scio,
35-27. Santiam outshot
dollars of new investment are a
-‘‘
absolutely essential for devel Scio 45% to 40% from the
oping new domestic energy field. The Wolverines outscor
supplies in the electric indus ed Scio 14-7 from the fuse
The January meeting of the
try, in natural gas, in oil, coal throw line.
Gary DcMain and David Associated Loggers of Oregon
and nuclear power generation,
GATES — The January 16
it makes eminently good sense Plot.» added 14 and ten poin’J, was held Jan. 16. at the Fron
meeting of the Gates City
tier Inn In Gates.
to have a capital gains provl- | respectively, for Santiam.
Council was opened at 7:55 p.
Tom Hirons was elected
sion in the tax laws to help I David Etzel passed oft for
m. by the new mayor Art
encourage the flow of savings \ five assists to lead Santiam n chapter ch? i man for 1975. Jim
Skinner,
Councilmembers
Morgan was chosen assistant
into these enterprises. As i that category.
present were Bob Johnson and
things now stand, the tax on | Gregg McDonald scored '7 chairman. Retiring chairman
Art Sowle. Absent were Doris
e- Verl Moberg was elected dis
uccessful investments is much points and grabbed 17
Rogers and Jack Chappell.
higher than it should lie. In bounds to lead Scio in these trict representative.
—
Guests
included
Tommy
♦ A - _ Z
Bob Cornhaum of SAIF had
the name of tax reform, the categories
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
next game will * I people from the Ore. State
1961 Congress flew in the ' f Santiam'«
3--«1
Haley, Ed Kadir, Dave Cook
face of common sense, as it of Friday at Mill City against the Dept, of Health discuss
and Oliver Winslow. Also
f health regulations going
ten does, and actually increas Regis Rams.
present was city recorder,
10 17 Ifl 19 82 effect Aprit 1, 1975.
ed the capital gains tax by as StntUm
Alexis Winn, and Joyce Pres-
11 13 16 11
" 51 I Linn County Sheriffs
much as 40'7 in some cases. Scio
ler, represented the press.
Santiam 82
Plotts 10, De- puty Boh Parrott then gave a
Now with high income tax
i
The Solomon Demonstration Ski ting some of the jumps in “Hot Dog” . After Mayor Skinner open-
rates t iking a major shure of Main 14. Rose 18, Davidson 9. talk on preventing theft of
Team was at HooDoo Sunday, January skiing. The group travels nationwide giv led the meeting he appointed
everyone« paycheck, and with Wngiit ;>, Cline 4. Etzel 2.
I logging equipment.
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Scio 51
Miller 6, Bishop I
119. This was the second appearance there ing the demonstrations. They also com I Oliver ’ Winslow as council
the threat of even further in
creases in the future, it be 10. Wood 2. McDonald 17, Row
i for the Seattle area team. The team pete nationally as a team, and individ I member protem in order to
comes app.ircnt that the capital land fl, Torg.son 4, La Brasseur Variety Show Set
gives demonstrations in free style skiing. ually, in all "Hot Dog” skiing competi have a quorum to hold the
gums tax is far from being a 4.
—Glen Bigness photo I meet.iig.
| In the above photo, they are demonstra- tion.
; For February 22
I Mayor Skinner then asked
loophole Indeed, such a tax
The Jr. Woman’s Club is
Mr. Kadin if he would accept
is actually a lifeline encourag Recycling Center Asks
(once again making prepara
| the council vacancy. Mr. Ka
New Service Group
ing capital formation through
tions for what promises to be a
din declined as he will be gone
investment of
savings and For Additional Items
Started At Santiam
the major part of this year.
helping to pull America out of I Arc you taking your glass fun-filled night for all.
The new service club at
The show Is scheduled for
Mr. Skinner then asked Dave
the present swamp of energy jars and bottles and your tin
Santiam.
Student
Action
Cook if he would consider the
scarcity, shortages, inflation , and aluminum pieces and Sat., Feb. 22, at 8:00 pm. in
Group (SAG), is extending an ! The Mill City Lions Club council position. Mr. Cook
I storing them neatly in your the high school auditorium an 1
and unemployment.
Last month Santiam Memor invitation to any citizens of met Mondnay evening, Jan. 13. agreed and was sworn in by
it
is
hoped
that
its
success
will
garbage
cans;
Are
you
burn
Jobs, not to
mention the
newspapers when ' equal that of last years show ial Hospital in Stayton con Mill City, Gates, and the out at the Frontier Inn. Des city recorder, Alexis Winn.
taxes required for the support ing your
tracted three new machines to lying areas.
Wowarth, Dist.
36-R White
As the next item of business,
of government, depend upon there is too big a pile? If you which brought a full house.
Any person who needs Cane Committee Chairman, of the new mayor appointed his
Drawings for door prizes will broaden its services dealing
such investment in business are, then you ure to be com
and industrial growth. The ca mended for your neatness, and be held during the evening with respiratory therapy. The transportation to church, the the Salem Downtown Lions, new council members to fill
pital formation lifeline to (if you cun lake a small criti and a certificate for $100 worth i machines, along with many doctor, or other destinations, White Can? Sale. Proceeds of the various offices, the council
America’s future should be cism ) you arc being wasteful. of meat from Hirte’s Mkt will 'adapters that go with them, may receive a ride from a the sale go to the Dever’s Eye approved the appointments.
I w'H enable the hospital to per- SAG member. There will be Clinic in Portland.
Art Sowle will take over the
than
Mill City area residents have be raffled.
strengthened
rather
All persons wishing to take form various tests and treat no cost for this service. Those I Program chairman, Charles duties of street commissioner
weakened The capital Kains available to them a recycling
------------- I in t ransportation Tate then showed a movie pro and was also appointed as
center where these items may part in the show are asked to1 respiratory problems it could interested
tax should be reduced
not
before
I
should
call Mr. McClain at 897-1 duced by PPScL entitled, president of the council. Bob
call
Mrs.
Mike
Wilson,
897-
‘
*
be taken. From there, the items
One thing the equipment is 2469 or Jim Rose at 897-2549 "Energy in the Northwest."
Johnson will be the new build
will be channeled back to var- 2231.
used for is to clean out the after 4:00 p.m.
President Dale Kirsch an ing inspector, Dave Cook will
ous locations where they are
■
nounced that the Mill City be the new water commission
broken back down to their or I Idanha Council Elects accumulation of mucus in the ,----------
lungs
of
bedridden
patients.
c
,
Lions Club will make an of er. Retaining their positions
iginal state and the materials
The lungs normally will keep rOOd otamp Assistance ficial visit to the Jefferson were Doris Rogers as health
Wilkerson Mayor
prepared for reuse.
Lions Monday, Jan. 27. Club and safety and Jack Chappell
IDANHA
Incumbent themselves clean but when 0jV€n At Referral
The whole recycling move
members will meet in front of as ways and means.
Dallas Benton, Bill Moore and forced Into inactivity, waste 1 Center In Mill C.+y
ment
is
yet
a
struggling
one.
I
The JFK Freshman team
the U S. Nat’L Bank at 6:00
The minutes of the Dec. 19
Reba Snyder wore sworn in buildup occurs.
Although
it
is
common
know
outscored the Santiam Fresh
As of Jan. 13. the hospital' The Mil] City Post Office p.m. and pool rides to Jeffer meeting were read and approv
ledge that eventually most of by councilman Ron Wilkerson
man team 8-2 In the third
now
has
a
registered
therapist
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___
___________
_
has received authorization to son.
ed. Bills were then presented
the natural sources of these at the regular January meet
quarter and held on for a 40-
for payment. They included:
materials will be depleted, cl- ing of the Idanh.i City Council. to operate this equipment. The t.nabje Linn County residents
36 victory over the Wolverines
the
Mill
City
area
general fund, $400.62: street
Ron Wilkerson was elected therapist. Bob Passot, is on call in
i
tizen
apathy
and
economic
in a league game at Mill City,
a
fund $158.36; water fund,
difficulty have proved bar- mayor for a two year term and 24 hours a day, seven days | to purchase food stamps here, i
Monday.
This will reduce travel and in-j Hi$forical Society To $380.83. The council approved
Reba Snyder, president of the week.
I
t
iers
which
must
be
overcome.
!
Santiam got off to a fast
convenience for many reel-'
the bill for payment.
’s recycling center council,
start and led 8-5 at the end has Mill run City
I pienta residing in Linn County i Meet Sunday, Jan. 26
The council decided to have
Into some of these! Retiring mayor is Lynn Wil-
of the first quarter. Santiam
King To Serve A$
I who had to obtain their cou-1
the city recorder be present
prohlems.
but
there
is
a
group
liamson.
was out-scored 14-12 in the
The Linn County Historical parts of two days at the city
pons in Albany.
second quarter, cutting their of citizens who regularly use
meet Sunday, hall for payment of water bills
The Linn County residents! Society will
Mayor Of Detroit
the center. This gives its oper
lead to one point at halftime.
will be certified in Marion Jan. 26. at 2:00 p.m. at the and any other business. This
ators, the Mt 11 City Jr. Womans
Then came the decisive quar
DETROIT-James King
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_ For Maple Lawn Place, 1950 Sa- will be on the first Monday of
| County
instead of Albany.
ter after which the Trojans led Club, the determination to,
re-elected to another one-year assistance contact the referral lem Ave., Albany.
each month and the second
keep
it
open.
All
are
invited
to
‘
by five points, 27-22.
term as Detroit mayor Tues- centcr at 897-2354.
The bicentennial theme will Tuesday of each month from
bring their recyclable news
Little Red made a strong
day night of last week by city
be "The First Continental 10 a.m. to 12 noon. It is hoped
print, tin, aluminum and glass
Gary DeMain and David
come-back in the final quar
Congress." Special music will that this will solve part of the
on the first Saturday of each Plotts combined for 44 points councilmen.
ter. Trailing by as much as
be provided by Mr. and Mrs. paying problem. It was also
King, who was re-elected to
month between 10 a m. and 3, to lead Santiam past John F.
nine points, they cut the lead
Otto Lyon of Scio and Mr. and i noted by the city recorder that
a four-year term on the coun
pm. The center can be reached | Kennedy
......... ..
High
66-38
In
Tri-
to four points but could not
Mrs. Bert Karr. Salem. Loren she would be happy to accept
cil last November, was one of
by
driving
on
the
small
dirt
basketball
play
Tuesday
get any closer.
Bond will show slides on his any water payments at her
three members sworn in
road
which
parallels
Wall
St.
night
Tom Seiler led the Trojans
trip to Israel.
home, located on the corner of
Tuesday.
(in
front
of
the
post
office)
j
DeMain
scored
26
points,
1
I
with 17 points. Mike Bemis and
Oak St. and the county road
I
TAi o♦ e»i I »♦ inn ixf
C7
>1*1-1
97 ’
Visitors
are
always
welcome.
and
this
leads
to
the
large
whU(l
p
lol
t,
had
18,
including
Also
sworn
in
were
incum-l
Distribution
of
$7,434,698.27
Mike Davis paced the losers
(across the street from Mary-
Dues
for
1975
are
$1
for
coun
building
where
the
center
is
in
the
first
'
'
bent
Joyce
Crist,
who
has
a
j
n
highway-user
funds
to
the
period.
with 12 and 11 points, respec- located.
counties of the state was ty, and $7 for state. Dues Stafford). Water bills can also
Gary DeMain threc-ycar term and was re-i
Santiam flfl
tively.
Next week's Enterprise will 26, Plotts 18, Wright fl, Ga- elected council president, and announced recently by the should be sent sent to Janice be paid by mail, but can no
JFK ........ 5 I i
Whitman, treasurer, 1140 W. longer be paid at Ted’s Drive-
list
methods to prepare your briel 5, Rose 5, Morgan 4. new members Vern Collins, state highway division.
8 12
Santiam
in as the city would have to
recyclable«.
10th, Albany, 97321.
two-year
term
,
who
received
a
on
The allocation is based
Lady 2.
JFK 40 - Zöllner 2, Seiler
bond those accepting pay
As a final note, many thanks
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water
commis
and
was
named
the
the
statutory
20'7
for
Rick
Schied-
Kennedy
17, Aman 6, Aman 5, Jennings
ments The meeting was ad
need to be given to Shields Re-1 |t.r'VGr7el<W»ki 7. Rodriquez sioner by the council.
period Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, 1974.
10.
journed at 9:15 p.m.
Mine,
Carl
Kelly,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i
W;
,
vra
4
ne.ver
3
Dicker
2.
New
Council
Members
The
funds
come
from
the
fol
Santiam 36
Corning 5,
The next city council meet
Harry w-i
Nelson and a Mr. and Mrs.
__ 1 OaMpk J, Heyneerickx 2.
lowing sources: Motor vehicle
Wright 6, Davis 11, Bemis 12, ”
I
ing will be held Thurs., Feb.
Dale Kirsch for all the assist Santiam
registration
and
operators
’
li
FBLA
Selling
Seat
15
19-66
1
Sworn
In
At
Lyons
20
12
Richards 2.
20. 7:30 p m. at the Gates City
ance they have given to the JFK
cense fees, gasoline tax, use
5
7 -38
11 15
A special meeting Hall
centcr. Without them, the job
fuel tax. motor carrier fees, i LYONS
JV Kennedy 58, Santiam 46 Cushions At Games
would he difficult or impos-
and fines and penalties collect I of the city council was held
Enterprise Office Ha$ sible.
ed for violations of the size Tues, night, Jan. 14, due to
Have
you
bought
your
San
Free Firewood Offered 1 ti.im Booster Seat Cushion and
weight statutes where not molding on the first Tues., Detroit Dam -Weather
Lions Club Calendars
Pool
yet' If you haven't, get yours complaints are made by the Jan. 7. The usual business was,
To Senior Citizens
IV 111k ^ITy vv earn er
conducted with important mat-■ Date Max Min
Pep
Ele
weighm.is-
this
Friday
night
at
the
Regis-
highway
division
The Lion«: Club birthday Date
Max. Min. Pep I It was reported this week
: ters taken care of.
40 1464 09 0.31
Jan. 15 45
ters.
$.16 . that firewood is available at Santicm game.
51
40
< ilendar« arrived Wednesday Jan. 12
I
41 1464.62 0.19
The new councilmen. Elmer 1 Jan. 16 46
The allocation to each coun-
FBLA
( Future
Business
53
43
0.18 no cost, to welfare recipients.
al ter noon and are being dis- ' Jan. 13
45
40 1465 61 0.09
Jan.
17
.
Culwell,
Randy
Budlong,
and
number
of
Leaders
of
America)
is
.selling
ty
is
bused
on
the
52
45
0.02 I senior citizens and disabled
■ributed to residents who or- Jan. 14
40 1468 98 0.04
these colorful, comfortable vehicles registered in it The i Lois Slover were sworn in. j Jan. 13 55
51
44
0 20 people.
< red a calendar as quickly as Jan. 15
54
39 1472.99 0 02
Marion and The new mayor. Mrs. June Mc- an. 19
Jan. 16
54
45
0.19
For more information, con-1 cushions for $1 each. Help sup allocations for
I ossihle
38 1475.72 0.02
53
Jan.
20
Pheeters,
who
was
out
of
town
are
Linn
counties
-
Linn,
Wirth
or
Jim
port
the
Santiam
Wolverines
54
47
0.10 tact
Ruth
Th ise who ordered calendars Jan. 17
36 1475.42 000
50
48
60
0.05 Saunders at the referral cen- during basketball season by $264,572.11 and Marion. $513,- will be sworn in at the first Jan. 21
through the Enterprise office Jan. 18 .„
meeting in February.
• Total Pep. for week .... .... 0.87
790.64.
ter.
|
uotqsno
«
Zufseqaznd
Total
Pep.
for
week
.....
....
0.80
may pick them up at any time.
J
Loggers Elect
Tom Hirons
Dave Cook To Serve
On Gates Council
Mill City Lions To
Visit Jefferson Club
Santiam Hospital
Expands Services
JFK Frosh Down
Santiam 40-36
Santiam Clobbers
JFK; Play Regis Fri.
Counties Receive
Highway-user Funds
m