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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1975)
^740' ». cond Cl*.. Pot»*«, paid MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Mill cm, o.iaoa NI MBE R 31 VOLINE XXXI OREGON’S FAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND THE MILL CITY ENTEKI'KISH—MILL CITY, OKLGON Till RSDAY, Al Gl ST 21, 1971 ON THE SCENIC NORTH SANTIAM HIGHWAY Hamburgers And Adult Lunches Up ' All Roses ¡Registration (by George Long) MUI City Firemen To Have Uniformi $5.00 a YEAR 15c a Copy New to School Dist. This Year Santiam Hospital received a blow Sunday, Aug 10, when word w.is received that Dr. | Registration for the 1975-76 i New teachers being welcom- I .a venture and his family had school year for all Santiam The Mill City School Board Ied to the Linn Coun:y Admin been killed in an airplane High School students is being held their regular monthly istrative School District 129J crash. The hospital was now , livid Wednesday and Thursday, j meeting on Thursday, Aug 14, •for the coming year include: just getting to the position' Aug. 20 and 21 of this week. 1! (Ml p.m at the Santiam High I Mrs Vickie Grantland who is where there was enough doc- j Juniors and seniors were to I School. Present were Dave (coming here from Central tors to cover it without too register on Wednesday serv- Barnhardt, chairman; board ' ' P in: Sh' will be teaching much stress on any one doc iors from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and ; memtx-rs Ray Porter and Fred kindergarten, both the morn tor Besides doing a lot of the juniors from 1 to 4 p.m., and ' Krecklow. Alao present were ing and afternoon sessions. surgery in the hospital, he was 7 to 9 in the evening for both I W<* Jahn. Edna Ross, Betty • Miss Cathy Heil, a graduate of instrumental in bringing an classes. Freshmen and sopho- , Nightingale and Joyce Pres-| | Oregon College of Education, other doctor to the area and lie mores will register today, . Iler' David Pioto, • and Mr Mike McKinnon, a also had several other doctors Thurs Sophomores 9 a m. to 12 , ' The meeting was called to, Eldon Hutchinson, Bob Ward, Ralph Youmans and Dalt- ( graduate of Western Washing- that were planning on coming noon and freshmen 1 to 4 p.m , I order and the minutes of the Kirsch are shown wearing the new “turn-out” suits recently to the area in the near future. Mid both classes from 7 to 9 •July 10 meeting were approv- purchased by the Mill City Fire Dept from the money donat | ton State College at Belling- Dr Laventurc was well liked p.m. | cd There were no layman ed by the city from the revenue sh iring fund. Each suit cost j ham will be teaching the sec by the nurses and hospital 1 Fees must hr puid at regis t presentations $200. and 20 suits nave been ordered. Not all suits have arrived ond grade during the coming staff and will be missed great tration tune The fee schedule I The first action was on a at this date. Fifteen hundred dollars was donated last year, I year. Teaching at the third ly Residents of the area are is as follows: student body I recommendation that school and $2700 this year, making it possible to suit-up all firemen. I grade level will be Mr. Harold Kaiser, also a graduate of going to have to be a little pa i card, $6; annual $6; l»ook ren- j lunch prices be increased for ¡Western Washington State tient while the hospital tries ! tai $17, breakage deposit $5; the 1975-76 school year After athletic physical $5; misc. College at Bellingham. to secure another doctor. 1 much dscussion, the board I David Plotts of Santiam members decided to increase Life te very strange and Teaching the 7th and 8th | High School and the son of the hamburger and extra ham when a person is sick It I grade English classes will be 1 Mr. and Mrs Larry Plotts, Jr. burger prices by 5c each. This scums like everyone else needs , Mrs. Marilyn Jahn. She has of Mill City, has be'-n chosen the new price of 70c. Remain- a doctor at this time too. Doc ; been a substitute teacher in to play in the Shriners Hos first hamburger and 40c for tors are only human, they have the school district for the past pital Oregon East-West foot additional burgers Also in to have sleep and rest just Steve Bauer, representing 1 five years. Mrs Mary Lou like any of us So. when you' Cnntinenlal Telephone Com ball game m the Baker High creased were the adult lunch- i the League of Oregon Cities Schoo! Stad.um I from to I Practice for the Santiam was present at the Mill City i Suckling will teach girls phy- are ill. please be patient and ____ ,u- *r — .u. ...... pany of the Northwest, Inc. an wlll mak(. the cost 70c for the High School football team will Council meeting Wednesday i sical education. Grades 4. 5 I am sure a doctor will get to nounced it is seeking approval turday, Aug _ 23 A you as soon as they possibly to increase its rates for tele-1 I P“‘7nt ‘"K ‘h- <ame ,S laSt yPar Wi” begin on Mon., Aug 25, when evening to explain to the city, and 6 This will be for a half day Mrs. Claudia Powell will , thrills and marching! units for gradps 1j6 can. the 1975 season will officially council members why the city also teach a half day of class phone service in Oregon. ,,, at 7:00 ^ will begin p ... m ___ and { an<J ? ,2 at 50c be opened. Coaches again for | should continue to belong to j room teaching. Girls P.E., The company Oledkickoff’time wilT follow at Council mrmi.cn. of the City tjon wUh ,he Ori,gnn PUC | It was hoped by board mem the coming season will organization. The council j year be by the Carla Hazen, a gradu- of Mill City have lieen trigger March 21. 1973 requesting an 8:15. bers th.at the small increase in Clyde Powell, head <___ L, ________ ______ ______ ____ ed with a lot of petty problems Increase in its annual revenues I The players for this out- - the prices of burgers and Doug Suckling, assistant coach,' ter his explanation of the or- of late, which keeps them from of $890,425 Officials of the standing event, which helps adult lunches would offset the and Bob Williams, assistant j ganization The council then | ate of Oregon College of Edu cation at Monmouth. getting on with a lot of the company stated, ‘'Basic service 1 support the Shriners Hospital tising costs without having to i ..nd J. V. coach. voted retain its Cave membership Mrs. to Barbara will be larger problems that should be increases range from $1.55 to for Crippled Children. Port increase the other lunches. The following students have | wTth1 ihe'L^^e"TS'*egon!tea^ln«1ijrst this year taken care of. Starting in May. $4 85 for residential and $7 55 land Unit, arrived in La | A motion was passed to I shown an interest in playing i Citieg ,as she did several years ago. Grande on Aug. 10 to com a complaint was received on to $12.85 for business custo- | adopt the National School football this fall: from the | Carey year she Uu«ht a business In a residential mers. Increases in other serv mence training. Teams are I Lunch and Milk Program, in senior and junior classes: Vic-; Councilperson Ann area zoned R1 At every coun ices are also included in this housed on the Eastern Oregon cluding the free and reduced- Andermatt, Vince Andermatt, | informed citizens in the audi- ^ra e The price lunch and free milk elig cil mi-etlng since, there has filing ” Information regarding State College campus. Dave Blair, John Bogle, Jeff ence that Sun.. Sept. 14, at been considerable time taken the application can be obtain college field is being used ibility This te done each year. Clark. Jim Crowthers. Toby 7:00 p.m. would be the dedica- | up with this problem The ed from the PUC office in Sa for practice by the east team A bid wasjccceived and ac Elliott. Dave Etzel, Bill Ga tion of the city park. It was | citizens arc trying to put the lem or Continental Telephone and the wist is working out at cepted from ¿Kirly*» Dairy, Sa briel. Rick Lady. Dan Legassie, signs also announced the park were being that installed and council in the position of de Company's business office in the La Grande High School lem. of 12c per half-pint of Kevin Long, Mark Moffatt, I the benches were already in. j 1 athletic field. termining when a business Is Silverton. DEriKOrr — The Deteoit homogenized milk. This Is Ted Moreland, Mike Morgan.! Also, the playground equip-' DETROIT .»uverton, ( This game recognizes the a business or hobby will b<'KTn the 19i5-,6 subject to any increase or re Alan Neal, Stan Olson. Maurie ment is being Installed and , The additional revenue la flne athletes for AA. A-l 1. and This is a real fine line to Richards, Rusty Smith. Mike I will be reedy by dedication ^ho01 year on Tues- SeP’- .2 needed to offset the higher A 8 Orpgon schools Fifty-two duction in price of milk by the General orientation and regis determine when a hobby be graduating seniors have Milk Audit and Stabilization Golden, Jerry Payseno, Dale time. tration for all students in comes a business, could be real costs of doing business and Wentz and Jim Wright. Sopho- In other council action, I Divison of the Oregon Depart capital requirements to main-1 f>e(.n chosen for the two teams ........ „ grades one through 12 will be far-reaching and I don't think tain and improve service, the wi(h 7, alternates The ment of Agrculture of the U mores: Mike Bemis, Mike the city agreed to purchase a Corning. that is what the majority of (_____ _. Bob large ___ rotary . _ mower to fit the held There Wl11 be a special company said. Hearings have coaching staff consists of S. Department of Agriculture. Davis, Mike the Mill City residents want. Curly’s Dairy furnished the Hamilton, Steve Richards,1 large tractor. The cost of this orientation meeting and visit- been set for the week of Oct Wp , t Head Coach Len Lutero When a person retires, ho or Ed Berry., mower is $454.00 delivered to I , ing time for the parents of 20. at which time the company of S|usIaw H g at Florence milk for the 1974-75 school Mark Peterman. i students on she should not have to crawl will present testimony sup year, and is the only firm Tim Nugent. Dave Wright. Mill City It is hoped, that with j ci”. and Asst. Coach Art Lushenko which will deliver in this area into a rocking chair and sit in porting ite application. Mark Davidson, Dan Wentz, the new mower, the park can Sept. 4. 2:30 p.m. in the ele- of Regis H S at Stayton. For at a reasonable price. The cost front of the TV for the rest of be kept mowed, as well as, mentary school library. , , the East: Head Coach Bob of extra milk to the students Eric Holman. Ron Morrison, the city streets and vacant | his or her life If they have and Dale Reid. At least three George of Pleasant Hill and I begin at 8:30 a.m. and end by some talent they wish to will be 8c per pint and 13c per or four sophomores will be lots. Asst. Coach Mike Murray of I pint to adults. share with others ;ind they are Jim Hoover of the planning 2:50 p.m. School buses will fol needed to complete the varsity Pine-Eagle at Halfway. not harming anyone with It. • For repairing of the damag commission presented the low the listed routes. All of the players traveled ed high school chimney an es roster in additon to those who Marion Forks Bus 14 — 7:50 why should they be harassed council with a list of recom to Portland on Aug 16 for the timate of $1.388 00 was receiv earned letters as freshmen. All into getting a variance and mendations for the city streets, a m.. Fish Hatchery: 7:55 a.m., of last year ’ s undefeated annual North-South game in ed. However, during the re- then a license, just to pursue The tragic death of Dr. Ar eiehth grade football team which was compiled by the Marion Foorks; 8:05 a.m Sav a hobby they have always thur Laventure nnd his fam the Civic Stadium and to visit | pairing it was found that the (this year being high school planning commssion and it age’s Cabins; 8:10 a m.. Green wanted to do during their ily when their plane crashed the children’s hospital. I crack extended much lower, freshmen) have indicated they was hoped they would accept Veneer; 8:15 a.m.. Idanha Post lifetime B'-sIdcs, look at all in Washington on Sun., Aug.1 These games started in 1952, i and in order to do permanent are turning out for practice at or reject them The list in its 'Office; 8:20 am., arrival at the distance a person would 10, will be felt by many can with no game played in 1969. . repairs an additional $650 00 ■ Santiam. entirety will be published in i school. , Idanha and Ranger Station have to travel for some of yon area residents as Dr. La- The West leads the series 13-8; was spent A price of $110 was The Enterprise next week The first scheduled game Is those services that are not venture had many patients in there has been one tie The received for used brick thus on Scot. 12. here, with Port-' Much discussion was heard 1 Bus -12 — 7:55 a.m.. South East won the 1975 close-match making the total cost to the . .......... available elsewhere in Mill the area. I on the businesses in _ areas Idanha (church street); 8:00 I ed. hard-fought classic with district $1.928.00. The board I land Christian. City. iyi ,, „„ Wllv will 7oned R1 and R2 The council a m • South Idanha Loop; 8:03 I Dr. I.aventure, 44, his wife, The team members a.m.. Idanha Welding: 8:05 a. members had given the go- Maybe we shmild get back Mary Patricia, 37. and their the score of 29-27. On Aug 23 there is schedul ahead for the additional re have a meeting on Thursday. sa’d >1 would take some kind m„ Union Service Station; to the basics of "do unto others ( __ wn » children Phil. 13, and the °f action on this matter. Aug. 21 at 6:30 pm. at 8:10 am.. CC Camp: 8:15 a.m.. as you would expect others to i Jeannette, 9. were enroute to ed at the city park in Baker, pairs at an earlier meeting. i ---------------------- high school. a cowboy breakfast and a beef ! The board members re-ap Ranger station Station; arri- do unto you.” *ll z ^* a u ri« Ranger : 8 8:20 20 a a m m . . arrt- I an air show in Abbotsford. B. barbecue. M In downtown | pointed Charles C. Kelly ill City Mayor Flies |vai at school C When they crashed on the Baker at 2:00 pm., a large, Governor To Sandy students are reminded to be to represent Zone 5 on the side of Chuckamut Mtn seven parade will take place. Cpt. Donald Huckebv. Mayor a ? few minutes early at • their u~,_ miles southeast of Bellingham | Anvone interested in attend district budget committee His! ( of Mill City and also a pilot, Dr Laventurc camo to Stay ing this game may call 523 3636 term had expired on June 30 | After discussion by board in the Oregon National Guard. , Bus return times will be 2:10 ton and had been on the San- for tickets; reserved $4 00 and members present, a motion | i flew Gov. and Mrs. Robert for grades K-3 and 2:50 p.m. i tiam Memorial staff since last for grades 4-12 was passed to accept the pay IDANHA An Idanha youth September He had received general admission $2.00. Straub from Salem to Sandy. ____ |------------------------------ Lunch prices will be: gTades ment of bills. sustained serious injuries in his training at the IT of Saska- LYONS — Opening day at Ore on Sun . Aug 10, to attend Following the executive ses Mari-Linn school will be a chicken barbeque dinner K-6 45c. 40c weekly or mon a (mating accident on Detroit tchrwnn, Canada, and Interned Ci.i. |_Nou/ Lake Thursday evenln( neariat Mt Camel Mercy Hospital, OTaTe »once mas mew sion a motion was passed by Tues . Sept 2. A full day is sponsored by the Parkrose thly ticket, week $2 O'1. month the board to hire Marilyn j planned with hot lunches be- Lions Club. This dinner was $8 00 Grades 7-12 5'V single; Sl«j I*» i-ii Dr. Laventare had Phone Service 45c weekly or month’v ticket; Dannv T* V.««. I.onr. ilw Danny Freeman Rowers. 14. nmcliisvl practiced (tnnnrnl general nnrl and fnrvdlv family It has been reported by the Jahn to teach 7th and 8th . ing served to the students with a benefit to raise money for week $2 50; month $9 00. Milk Manha,_ was taken by Idanha ¡ medicine for 13 years In . Oregon State Police that a new grade English for the 1975-76 I the price remaining the same the School for the Blind. It was held at Hull Park, a will be 10c per carter. The Rural Fire District ambulane. Canada before coming to San- service is i now available for school year. Mrs. Jahn has as last year. All teachers are been a substitute teacher in I botanical garden, where all of school district also offers free to Salem Memorial Emergency fiam Memorial. | returning to their respective anyone phoning the local state the district for the past five grades. They are: Mrs. Kay the information concerning the lunch and free milk for fam- Center about 7:44 p m. Thurs I * The “ * Laventure _.1_.. * family __ ‘ ‘ police office on Highway 22. resid for medical attention He sus-1 ed nt 1445 N Douglas St.. Stay- Pendleton, first grade; Mrs. . trees, plants and shrubs are ( ilies who oualifv. When a person calls the years ues noted at the meeting Lynda cfark S(wntl grade; written on the sign boards in I Information is available at tained facial, neck and right ton. number 897-2333 and receives shoulder lacerations when he Memorial services wore held , no answer, the call will be that the school classes would Mrs. Olene Smith, third braille, enabling the blind the school districts main of- fell from the boat and was at Immaculate Conception automatically transferred to start on Tuesday. Sept. 2 grade; Mrs. Donna Gillette, person to learn about and en fice. Students fees will he fl2 50 struck by the propeller. Catholic Church Burial serv ¡the Salem offices and answer Teacher in service days are!fourt^ grade; Mrs. Jackie joy the gardens. for grades 9-12 and $2.50 for His grandmother, Mrs. Ellen ices wore at 9:00 am. Friday, ed by an officer on duty there. scheduled for Aug 27-28-29. Mehl, fifth grade: Phil Smith, grades 7-8 Also noted was that bus 6th grade; Mrs. Bettie Jones, Johnson, said the youth under Aug 15, at Edmonton, Alberta. This will be considered a loeat Parents having ouestions costs for 1974-75 had dropped seventh grade; Jim Davidson, went facial plastic surgery Canada. call with no charge pertaining to the beginning of 7c per mile under the previous ' Thursday evening. eighth grade; Mrs Marian A person may still, if he school, please call 854-3363 year’s costs This was primar-, White, PE and Title One wishes, call the Salem offices Evqles Aux. Rummage Other school district bu'i- direct, by calling 378-2575 This ily due to savings on repairs ' teacher: and Clifford Babbitt, Huckleberry Crop Is Sole To Continue The judging date for the ness — resignations, Mrs. will not be considered a toll and operating expenses for principal-superintendent. | the new busses Reported To Be Thin The Eagles Auxiliary wll One new staff member Mtll City "Marigold Contest' 1»» Rhonda Smith, primary unit; Mrs The meeting was adjourned has been added to the non- sponsored hy the Mill City appointments Pam DETROIT — 1 Detroit Ran- continue their rummage sale I C a /-'I af 9:50 pm The next meeting certified employees. She is Garden Club has been set for Files, primary unit; Don ger Station, reports that the to this Friday. Aug. 22, : and \A/ a t,a|f _ dter System budge* committee Huckleberry crop in the all items will be sold at half • . . C loses of the school board will be Mrs Dorothy Downer who will Thurs. Aug 28 Judging will Round Willamette National Forest is price. There are still many :.-“yi Campground for Year | on Thurs. Sept. 11. 8:00 p.m 1 replace Mrs. Helen Mentze as be done bv members of the member not too good this season The good bargains available and ; A report was received this i it the Santiam High School second cook Mrs Mentze mov- Lyons Garden Club. •-■pokesman said. "Huckle- those shopping for “back to week that the Detroit Ranger? Anyone living in School Detroit 'am -WnafFier cd away during the summer. Iterrics are late in ripening due school" clothes mav find just Dist. has closed Whispering, Pool I Irene T.antzer re'um< as head Dist 129.T excent members of IV1 II L^ITy V veaTr1er tn not enough sunshine anil what they arc looking for. Al- Falls Campground due to a F»o cook. Elmer Culwell as custo the Mill Citv Garden Club are Date Min Max. Per dian. Toland Good as bus eligible fo enter the contest Aug 13 Min. that harvesting will not be so. there are many other mis- { failure in the water system j Date 52 1560 47 0 00 ready until about the end of ccllnneous Items on sale. 81 46 000 driver and Mrs Doris Miley as bv calling Mr« Jennie Cauble, Aug 14 3 ( equipment and they will be 1 Aug 10 54 1.560 06 0 00 this month" 81 45 000 secretary i The sale, helng held at the unable to have It repaired this Aug. 1! 859-2802, or Mrs Doris Rogers, Aug 15 52 1559 30 0 00 ’-’"me of the locations are; Eagles Hall, will run from year. 1 Aug 12 84 45 000 Students In the Mari-Linn 897-2012. or any member of the Aug 16 83 54 1558 64 0 00 Halls Ridge near Tumble 9 00 a m. to 4 00 pm. on Fri.. | The 86 48 | Aug 17 0.00 District who wll be new of the garden club. 58 1558 39 0 00 entire campground. : Aug 13 t ike. Beachy Saddle near F.lk Aug 22, which will be the which Is located between : Aug 14 84 49 0.00 to the school may pre-register. 1 Prizes will be gift certlfl- Aug 18 6R 54 1558 00 0 70 * >l»o and the Bittle North final day. All merchandise will Idanha and Marion Forks, will Aug 15 81 53 0.00 if they wish, the week of Aug cates from Etzels’ Fem Ridge Aug 19 89 53 1557 88 0 80 Fork area. .. 79 be sold at half price or less. not reopen until next summer. Aug 16 50 Gardens. Total Pep fo >r week 0.00 25-29 at the school office 1 50 Plotts Chosen to Play in East-West Shriners Game Continental Asks For Rate Increase Santiam Football Practice Begins Mon., Aug. 25 City Buys ^|ew Mower Detroit Schools To Open Tues., Sept. 2 Air Crash Claims Laventurc Family Mari-Linn School To Open Sept. 2 Boating Accident Injures Youth I
