Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Al­
ban II and Danelle from Ti­
gueiti Saturday
gard were
evening at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
McClintock and her grandpar­
ents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell
Cree.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Golden
I
Tile Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 1, 1975
and Mr. and Mrs Irl Plymale
went to Salem Sunday where
Joyce Prester — 897-2707
! k
I They would have approx. 201
they visited Mrs. Etta Klock
Visiting with Clare and
‘
. or 25 three and four year old
and Mr. and Mrs. Duane De­
pupils The school would start’
Maris Mrs Flock has been ill Norma Henness, Susan and
this fall and be held during
and recently returned to her . Pedro Galveas on Monday
evening, April 21, was Norma’s
I the morning hours, five days a
home from the hospital.
slater and brother-in-law, Mr.
week. They have asked neigh­
and Mrs. Jim Briles and their
MONTHLY bors opinions. City attorney,
RECULAR
DETROIT — According to a
Mr. und Mrs. Dennis J<
Ernest Ragsdale has been In
Friday night guests at the ' three children, from Scio. Ac-j COUNCIL MEETING: April Mick Davis took the plan un­
report, two lumber executives
kins and Mr. and Mrs. Donald the Salem Memorial Hospital home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil company ing them on the visit: 9, 1975.
der advisement.
pleaded innocent Thursday of
Jenkins attended the Frank the past week with pneumonia. Lake was their grandson and 1 was the foreign exchange I Present were Mayor Donald
Mrs. Quinlan asked about last week to federal charges
Sinatra Show at the Memorial
family, Mr. and Mrs. Terry student from Scio High School' Huckeby,
councilmembers the possibility of a stop sign that they tried to eliminate
Coliseum In Portland Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Don Crse, Coryell and Allison from Bea- who is from Guatamaula.
William Walker and Warren on Sth and Hazel. She feels competitive bidding for U. S.
evening.
Anthony and Andy were verton. Terry received word
Guests on Sunday, April 27, Goffin.
there is a traffic hazard at Forest Service
___ timber
. _
1 guests Sunday at the home of last week that he passed the [ at Harold and Mary Wilsons
The meeting was not called
Munday, April 20, was a his sister and brother-in-law, bar examination in the State of were their son-in-law and to order, as there was not that intersection. Wirkkala re-' They are L. James Bagley,
quested stop sign at lntersec-] head of the Oregon timber
work day for Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McMorris Washington.
daughter, Don and Helen enough tor a quorum. As the tion of S. W. Swift and Ivy and
logging
division
of
Alvin Bueneman and their at Oregon City.
Carey and son Steve from bills were routine, the recor­
Council will look into Champion International Corp ,
son, Robert, who spent the day
■
Mrs. Elmer Shaw attended Slayton and grandson Jon and der received permission to pay Streets.
and A. J. Frank, president of
at their lot on the Little North
Mrs. Helen Saucier return- the luncheon at the Turner Klmberely Carey from Salem them in the amount of $1,- it.
| Complaint« have been re- Frank Lumber Co. They en-
Fork. Joining the Burnemans ed to her home at Mt. Angel Memorial Home last Wednei who arrived to spend xiaiuiu
Harold's a . 054.57.
were Mr. and Mrs. Corky Jeno Towers after spending about day honoring Rev. and Mrs birthday with him. 1 Later in I A special meeting was set ceived on motor bikes causing | tered their pleas before U. S.
und Barry, Mr. and Mrs Mark a week In Mill City. Mrs. Walter Stram on their 45th the day, a call was received for April 23, 1975 to take care damage in the city park. More Magistrate -George Juba. The
police patrol was asked for in two, plus two other men and
Aleksich and Holly, all from Ralph Budlong took her to her wedding anniversary.
The from the Wilson’s grandson, of council business
that
area.
• six companies, were indieted
Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. home.
Strums were married in the Ron Carey,
Respectfully submitted:
at Ft. Lewis,
I
Ervin Peterson. All went to,
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j
Wills
instructed
the
recor-
'n September on criminal coei­
Mill City Christian Church and Wash, to also wish Harold a
Edna L Moffatt
the FronUer Inn for dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ham­ Mrs. Shaw attended the wed­ happy birthday. The young
der to write letter to John »piracy charges.
City Recorder
and then to the Peterson home mond from McMinnville spent ding.
Lengacher, owner of apart­
According to * the report,
people i spent part of the day
where the children watched the weekend In Mill City with
ments on N. E 5th and
Alder they are accused of trying to
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taking . pictures and enjoying
BUDGET
HEARING
the many humming birds her sister, Mrs. Morris Howe,
St«.,
concerning
i sewerage stabilize prices at or near the
Mark Met Unlock cut bls an excursion in the snow
April 23, 1975.
around the Peterson’s bird They also visited wtlh her hand last Thursday in art class
problem.
minimum acceptable bid for
Spending the weekend of
The meeting was called to
feeders.
I brother and sister-in-law, Mr. at Sa nil am High School. He April 26 and 27 with the order
City attorney, Mick Davis timber from the Detroit Ran­
Mayor
Donald
r
by
Mayor
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■■
I and Mrs. Charlie Day.
was taken to the Salem Me­ Clare Henness family was two Huckeby at 7:55 pm. Coun- explained flood insurance pro­ ger Station Dint in the Wil­
Cheryle 1-awrence placed
morial Hospital where they foreign exchange students cilmembers present
were: gram. Goffin moved to accept lamette National Forest.
l-owell Cree and “Pat” put stitches in his hand.
first in the shot put and third
The indictment also charges
(from Brazil who are attend-, Warr€n Goffin, William Wal- three resolutions, as proposed
in the javelin for George Fox Moore, Sr. visited the muonic
by the city attorney, and make the defendants with planning
.
—
.
Benson
High
School
in
ker
,
j
ohn
Wills
and
Charles
College women’s track team at lodge at Independence last
A meeting of the board of pürüand. They were Jose wirkkala. Also present was application for the National to allocate the timber among
the conference meet in Salem Tuesday evening Gale Ab­ deacons of the Presbytenan condales and Fergio Kighetto. George Long of The Mill City Flood
Insurance
Program, themselves and bid up com­
Inst week. Cheryie, a 1974 rams, formerly of Mill City, is Church is scheduled for 7 30 ^he boys were picked up at Enterprise.
seconded by Walker, passed, petitors not involved in the
graduate of Santlam, is the one of the officers of the In- pjn.,
alleged scheme.
p.m. Thursday evening. May
Kermesses on Sunday by, ' There was no one present with all aye votes.
daughter of Mr and Mra Ken dependence lodge,
The federal government also
1, in
m the Pastor ’s Study.
Mr. and Mrg Xay Ness of to h _________
the ______
budget
j
Mick
Davis,
city
attorney,
laiwrence of Mill Cty.
has
filed civil charges against
Portland,
one
of
the
boy
’
s
ex-
¡
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Wills moved to” adopt the read letter to appeal area as
Percy Budlong has been a
defendants Champion Inter­
To clarify a mistaken notice chiingl. famlly
i
budget
as
presented,
seconded
shown
on
the
national
flood
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomas patient at the Salem Memor-
”
in the Pres byte rían bulletin:, r- Sanuam
-__ _
_ 1. 1 Lodge
__
Rebekah
by Walker. Rased with all aye insurance map. Wills moved to national Corp., New York;
Jr. and Tony spent Saturday lai Hospital the past several the Jr. Highs won’t meet this 1 The
& Morgan
HR received many
munv compb-
rnmnli- 1_ vote«.
a—______________________________
send Uttor
letter oo
as read, cornnHwl
seconded , Young
5°un*, *
“or*ar Inc.; Buga-
night at the W F Bartlett weeks He returned to his Wedneoday, but the Sr. Highs menls
I 600
‘— Timber Co.
™ and Frank
their food and serv-
.
by
Walker,
passed
with
an
aye
Respectfully submitted:
home in Salem. On Sunday the home Saturday,
Lumber Co. all of Mill City;
1 will.
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j
ice
when
they
served
the
dis-
,
votes.
Edna
L
Moffatt
group, accompanied by Mr.
I
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trict woman’s club on Mon­
| Wills moved to send letter and Freres Lumber Co., '■ Inc.
City Recorder
Spending the weekend at
end
Mrs.
Warren
Goad,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McClin­ day, April 28. The Mill City '.
to Linn County rejecting and Freres Veneer Co., Lyons.
Rhonda and Bradley, went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. tock from Portland visited at Woman's Club was hostess and j__________
Individuals include Frank
transfer
of 1st St to city, sec­
SPECIAL
COUNCIL
MEET-
Alpenrose Dairy where they William Shepherd, Jerry and the home of his brother, Mr
Bagley, Robert T. Freres and
onded
by
Walker,
passed
with
about
87
women
were
pres-.jNG,
April
23,
1975.
had a picnic lunch and watch­ Bonnie were Leroy Shepherd and Mrs. Wm. McClintock and
Vernon Morgan, secretary­
ed Tony compete in the quar­ and Jean Gelder Leroy, who family and his uncle and ent. About 100 were served. | The meeting was called to all aye votes.
Sunday, April 27, was NCC order at 8:05 pm. by Mayor
Wills gave report of his treasurer of Young & Morgan.
ter midget races.
Ten cars is a sophomore at NCC, spoke aunt, Mr and Mrs. J. C. Kim­
Tentative date for the crim­
Day
at
the
Gates
Community
meeting
with Mayor Huckeby,
Donald
Huckeby.
Council
­
were entered In the novice di­ at the First Christian Church mel, for a short time Sunday
inal trial is June 9, according
Church.
A
potluck
dinner
was
Commissioner
Walker,
and
members
present
were:
War
­
vision and Tony placed second Sunday morning. Additional afternoon. They were return­
to the report
in both the heat race and the guests of the Shepherd« Sun­ ing to their home after spend­ served at noon and the mes­ ren Goffin, Wm. Walker, John Russ Fetrow of DEQ.
sage
was
given
by
Dan
Spen
­
City
attorney.
Dennis
Cor-
Wills
and
Charles
Wirkkala.
main event. He also had fast day were Mrs. Hugh Jull, Mrs. ing the weekend fishing at
time.
This Saturday
the Herb Whitaker. Mr and Mrs. Clear Lake. They reported the cer, a sophomore at the col­ Also present were City Attor­ derman, presented council­ a separate bank account for
Thomases will drive to Tacoma Jerry Whitaker and family weather was very cold but lege who was raised by his neys Mick Davis and Dennis members with rough draft of fines, bail and state assess
proposed criminal ordinance. ; ments. seconded by Wills,
where Tony will compete In and Mr and Mrs. Ralph Jull caught a nice string of fish missionary parents in Africa. Corderman.
The councilmembers decided passed with all aye votes,
'
■
j
He
is
now
from
California.
The
mayor
led
the
pledge
of
races at Frontier Park at 8:00 and Nancy, all of Salem.
Meeting Adjourned: 10:05
to meet the first Wednesday of
' Accompanying him was Nancy allegiance to the flag.
a.m. Sunday
The Mill City Garden Club
The minutes of the last reg- each month for an informal p.m.
Recent surprise visitors at will meet Thursday. May 1. Dipola from Copolis, Wash.,
Respectfully submitted.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree the home of Mrs Sylvia Dun- at the home of Mrs. Lloyd and Dondra Corell from u]ar meeting of March 12, 1975 work session. The public Is in- I
Edna
L. Moffatt
vited
to
this
meeting.
Eugene,
both
are
attending
were
read
and
approved.
and Mrs. William McClintock can were a brother-in-law and Girod with Mrs. O. K. DeWitt
Goff in moved to establish1
' City Recorder
i
Goffin read the police re-
attended the golden wedding wife, Dr and Mrs Milton V as co-hostess for the 12:30 des­ NCC.
‘ It was reported that Doro- port: traffic citations: 43; mu-
anniversary for Rev. and Mrs. Duncan of Lompoc, Calif. sert luncheon.
( thy Newberg is doing fine fol- nicipal citations: 0; court rec-
Guy Armstrong Sunday after­ (near Santa Barbara), accom­
• lowing her surgery last Tues- ord cases: 43; accidents inves-
noon at Turner The reception panied by her sister, Mrs.
*
~
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*------ > tigated:
■ •---- j . q . complaints, cases
rr
n
-
-J
day
in Salem.
It was
was held in the large dining Aimie Siedel of Salem.
N
Uay sJDServed Bjje wou|d be home on Wed- _____
mvestig
jgated and reports made:
room at the Turner Memorial
17; money
from municipal
' nesday, the 30th of ApnL
Spending several days last
Home where they are real
$983; juveniles
Paul and Elydia Smith ar- court fines:
dents. Rev. Armstrong Is a week as n guest at the home of In Mill City First
1 rived home Sunday, April 27, processed -cited: 0.
minister of the Christian Mr. and Mrs. Celcl Like was
The parking area near Dr.
1 following a vacation trip to
Church and has preached many Mrs. Helen Saucier of Mt Christian Church
California. They left on April Reid's office was discussed.
times at the Mill City Chris Angel. She had come up to at­
The Mill City First Chris- 7 and made their vacation
Wills moved to instruct the
tian, also at the Detroit tend “Boots" Higdon’s funer-
tian Church had eight NCC headquarters with their son- recorder to write a letter to
al.
church.
students from Eugene present in-law, Virgil’s parents, Mr. the state highway department
Mrs. Barbara Davidson's
A Sen or Citizen’s Tour is during the day last Sunday. and Mrs. Carl Hanson in asking them to pay a portion
mother passed away last originating at Stayton called Leroy Shepherd, a sophomore Campbell, Calif. Visiting trips of the lighting on State High­
Tuesday nt Corvallis Funer­ "The Fleet of Flowers." The at NCC brought the morning were made to friends and rela­ way 22. seconded by Goffin,
For Better Starting and Better Gas
al services were held later in tour group will leave Stayton message. His uncle. Milton Ro- tives in Stockton, San Jose, passed with all aye votes.
ten
from
Lyons,
sang
a
solo
Wills
suggested
the
planning
Stateline
and
the
bay
area.
A
May 26, Memorial Day, at 7:30
Mileage During The Spring Months Ahead
the week.
a.m. Anyone Interested should and played his guitar for the short trip to Lake Tahoe was commission work on mobile
Dur to un error last week, call Edith Kellis at Stayton morning worship service. Le- also taken. Elydia said it was home park ordinance.
, roy's mother was the pianist a good feeling to be home with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Quin­
it was stated thtrf ’he Mill City Her number is 769-2295.
t for the service and his fa­ her friends and relatives, but lan presented a plan for open­
Jr. Woman's Club was pur- i
Phone 897-2442
Mill City
Enjoying a potluck "indoor ther, Bill Shepherd, pronounc­ that the weather was just ing a preschool nursery in
chasing two drinking foun­
their
home
on
483
S.
E.
Hazel.
ed
the
benediction.
1
about
the
same
as
here.
tains for the new city park. picnic" at the Charles Kelly
At the evening service, there
Visitors at the Ray Preslers
The article should have stated home last Sunday were their
«
that the Sr. Woman's Club was daughter and family. Dr. and was present "The Celebration" on Sunday. April 27, were I
Mrs. Paul Barkley. Dan, Chris, singing group from Eugene Joyce's parents, Mr and Mrs.
doing so.
and Andy, of Corvallis, who consisting of the NCC stu­ Mike Porter from Salem, and
»
Spending the weekend In were accompanied by his par­ dents: Debbie Powell, Jon her neice. Miss Penny Porter,
and
Joel
Wurgler,
and
Gary
from Silverton.
their house trailers and camp­ ents. Mr and Mrs Ted W.
On Thursday, May 8, the
en at Agate Beach on a clam­ Barkley of Eacalon. Calif Knox. Other NCC students
ming trip were Mr and Mrs. (near Stockton). An addiUonal present during the day were budget hearing for the Mill
Jack Scott, Mr. and Mrs. John guest was Mrs. Patsy Sham­ Don Legaasie, Jean Gelder, and City School District will be
. held at the Santiam High
Fohl, Mr and Mrs. Joe Lalack, burger. Mrs Kelly's aunt for­ John Churchill
School. It will begin at 7:30
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farmen, merly of Hollywood, Calif.,
FACTS ABOUT BALLOT MEASURE 24-2
I p.m. and will precede the
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kreck- who Is making her home with
1 school board meeting schedul-
them at present
10W.
MAYÓ, 1975
1 ed for 8:00 p.m.
Gates City Recorder will be
at city hall on Monday. May 5,
Chemeketa’« enrollment has skyrocketed dvring the past five years. Emphasis has
from 10 a m. until noon.
been on training or re-training people in career skills and taking programs and
Thought for the day. He that
community sevices to people.
plants trees loves others be­
Ballot measure 24-2 has been developed to accommodate 4,585 full-time equivalent
sides himself.
students or more than 19.000 district residents — reflecting a 15 percent increase
Riddle of the week: Do you
over our estimated 3,985 students this year.
believe in clubs for young
What is the amount of the levy? The levy is $3,454,414. Due to uncollectable pro­
people? Only when kindness
perty taxes the levy must be greater than $3,112.086 needed to balance the college’s
fails.
operating budget.
How mueh will this increase the tax levy rate? The tax rate for 1975-76 will be
1500 Trump Held
$1.29 per $1.000 of true cash value. Last year the voters approved a $1.27 per $1,000
for the college’s operating budget. Although voters approved a $1.27 tax rate for
At Pinochle Party
the current year, increased true cash value of district property has resulted in an
There were seven tables in
actual rate of $1 20 per $1.000 of true cash value. The proposed budget is a 7.5
play at the Thursday after­
percent increase in tne gross tax rate or 9 cents per $1.000 more than the current
noon card party at the Eagles
rate. This means that if your home is valued at $20,000, you will pay $1.80 additional
*/2 or Whole Grain Fed
Hall.
taxes to support Chemeketa.
During the afternoon of pi­
Cut and Wrapptxi to your
I/3 Roa$t
ISteak
How will the money be spent. Money raised by the tax levy would be used to oper­
nochle. John Swan and Glen
Specification«
Flash Frozen
ate the college during the 1975-76 school year. The proposed budget is 65 percent
I/3 Hamburger
Shelton held 1500 trump. High
instructional costs. In addition, 4.5 percent is for administration, 13 percent goes
score was held by John Swan
for physical plant and operation. 7 percent for business services, 5.5 percent for
for the men, and Rilla Schaf­
student services such as counseling, registration, financial aid and admissions and
fer won high for the women.
5 percent for contingency and tranfer The contingency is an account controlled
Lucy
Schultz! won
the
by the board to provide for emergency expenditures and to partially offset the cost
of salary increases resulting from the collective bargaining negotiations and in­
pinochle
flationary trends not provided for within the line-item budget. The transfer fund
Following the afternoon of
provides the required local dollars to match students financial aid grants and loans
cards, refreshments, provided
of both state and federal nature.
by Mrs. Paul Swope, were
Pringles
served.
What are the sources of revenue in addition to district taxes? Local taxes represent
The pinochle parties are
34 percent of the budget, other revenue includes 39 percent from state and fe­
held every Thursday at 1:00
deral sources, 18 percent in tuition and fees and 9 percent in other income including
itrior tax and working cash carry over. In an effort to maintain a balance between
p.m. at the Eagles Lodge and
4*/j Ounce
ocal, state-federal and student resources, a tuition increase of $10 per term has been
all senior citizens in the area
approved for 1975-76.
are welcome to attend.
Mrs Walt Nicholson hosts
Semi Boneless
USDA Good
Docs the community college depend on the approval of a budget levy each year?
the parties with the assistance
It certainly does. The college has no tax base. Therefore, the board of education
of other auxiliary members.
cannot raise even one dollar of tax money without a vote of approval by the people.
j
GATES i City Council Plans
J ill 141 I
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In U. S. Court
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