The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, August 21, 1975, Page 4, Image 4

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    I—The Mill City Enterprise. Thursday, Aug. 21, 1975
District 123J Policy
s
Detroit Council
Joyce I’resler — 897-2707
on Saturday, Aug Discusses Water
For Free Meals And hi Arriving
at the home of Dave and’
Carman Barnhardt were Mr. '
I and Mrs Ben Wrigglesworth ' Bills at Meeting
Milk Explained
I and son Craig and Scott from I
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THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
1 I’. O IIOX .318
PIIONE 897-2772
MILL (TTY, ORB. WM6
Published 4t Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday.
Engagement Revealed
i Entered as Second Class Mall Mattter at the Post Office at Mill
City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879
The Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility
for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without
charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an advertise­
ment which is in error if the Enterprise Is at fault. An inde-
1 pendent newspaper, dedicated to the development of the
DETROIT
The regular timber industry and agriculture in this area.
Detroit School > Monte Suno, Wash. They re­
DETROIT
announces
its ; turned home on Monday, Aug. meeting of the Detroit City
Dist.
123J
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER
MFMBrn
policy for free meals and free < 18 after attending the school Council was called to order by
reunion
on
Sunday.
Mayor
Jim
King
at
7:50
p.m.
milk, for children unable to
Oregon
hiihiu
pay the full price of meals and ■ Cress and Edna Cullison en­ Tuesday, Aug 12. There were
Nowspaper K
»
1
<1
milk, served under the na­ joyed a trip to Portland with four citizens present.
Publishers
R|
tional school lunch, and special their daughter, Julia Nyberg I Council members present
Association
and
granddaughters
Elissa
were, Keith Krammer, Robert
milk program
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
Ixwal school officials have and Crista on Mon.. Aug 11. Layman and Vern Collins Marion-I.lnn Counties, per year
$5 00
Lunch
was
eaten
at
Johns
Councilwoman
Joyce
Crist
was
adopted the following family
$5 50
Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year
Landing
and
visits
were
also absent. Minutes of the July 8 Outside Oregon, pet year
for
size
income
criteria
$6 00
made to Ports-o-call and the meeting were read and a
determining eligibilty.
Editor und Publisher
' treasurer and financial report GEORGE LONG
Children
from
families Pittock Mansion
.................... Printer
Mr and Mrs Gerald Garri- i given by city ri'eorder, Ruth RAYMOND E. I’RESLER
whose income is at or below
NORMA
LONG
Society
und News Editor
son
arrived
on
Sunday,
Aug.
Thomasson
The
minutes
were
levels shown are eligible for
ALICE EARMEN
Society and Nows Editor
17
to
attend
the
school
reunion
approved
as
read
free meals and free milk. In
ROSE CREE
Local Newa Editor
A discussion followed on MARY KELLY
Addition, families not meeting then enjoyed the remainder of
Local Newa Editor
hese criteria but with other the time visiting with Dave monies budgeted for water
( OltRI SPONDENTS
lnnsua! expenses due to un- and Carman Barnhardt Join­ supt. work Mayor King. In­
Detroit-Idanha
Boots Champion
ly high medical expenses, ing the couples later in the structed Water Supt Ralph G
it®»
Joyce Prealer
r costs in excess of 30 evening were Clare • ami Norma I Edminster to make out separ­ Lyons .............
.... Eva Bressler
Henness.
ate
reports
designating
water
nt of income, special edu-
Mehama
Mrs. John Teeter»
A dessert
luncheon was i sllpt work, and maintenance
expenses due to the
I or physical condition given on Monday, Aug. 18 at e and repair work
A discussion followed on de­
hild, and disaster or cas­ the home of Margaret Rush for
A Bl IXI> n \ I t
Mrs Sylvia Duncan Steven­ linquent water bills. Council
ualty
losses
are
urged
to
apply.
IDANHA
son.
The
luncheon
was
in
(
\x
Bl DIM I I I MO\I\(
took
action
against
delinquent
Lvnn
Application
forms
are
being
Chapel, Sc
sent to all homes in a letter to honor of the recent July wed- water users, instructing the
setting for the Nov 8 wedding
Roberts is a graduate parents Additional copies are ing of Mrs Stevenson and her 1 w;i|er superintendent to dis-
of
Miss
Arlene Lorraine
Roberts and Ricky Lynn Wil­ of South High School. Albany, available at the superintend- birthday. 1 Enjoying the occa- 1 continue water use to those
liamson whose engagement is and Mr. Williamson, is a gra­ ent’s office, The information sion were Bessie Bassett of wbo are delinquent until bills
duate of Detroit High School provided on the application is Stayton. Ruth Johnson, Olivia ‘ are paid in full Councilman
being announced.
The bride-elect is the daugh­ Both arc employed at Fred confidential and will be used KapUnger both of Mill City | (>o]]ins suggested that the city
only for the purpose of deter- and the hostess Margaret ,attorney be contacted in re-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Myer. Inc , Salem
I gard to assessing liens against
— ( mining eligibility. Applications Rush.
Arriving on Aug. 13 to spend property of delinquent water
| may be submitted at any time
Farewell Coffee To j durng the year.
until Friday, Aug. 15 with users. Council agreed
Clare and Margaret Rush was
Motion was made, seconded
foster
|
In
certain
cases.
Honor Mrs. L. Poole
, children are also eligible for their granddaughter Mrs. Ruth and carried, that residents
' — The
Detroit I these benefits. If a family has Keenen from Terrace. B C. pay $6 a month, or $»><’ a year
home of Mrs. Jules (Shirley) I foster children living with Canada She was picked up on if paid by the year, until such
ROADS
Hill will be the setting for a them and wishes to apply for Friday by her father Bill Rush time they notify the city they
All district roads are open farewell coffee honoring Mrs.
such meals and milk for them, and will visit with them before wish to have their water turn- ’
except for the following: Larry (Nina) Poole, Thurs..
it should contact the school. returning home later this I'd off Council received notice
Elkhorn-Elk Lake Road S80 1 Aug. 26.
In the operation of child feed­ week. The Keenens are plan­ from eight summer home
is gated and closed to public
Co-host will be Mrs. Lloyd ing programs, no child will be ning to return to the states in owners to discontinue their
travel. Opal Rim Road S81E is Ketchum. Jr.
discriminated against because February and make their home water. Water will not be turn­
closed because of some wash­
Friends and family members of race. sex. color, or national in La Grande.
ed back on for any home until
outs and is very hazardous, are being invited through the origin. Under the provisions1 Mr and Mrs James Neal, delinquent bills are paid In
The last 1.5 miles of Presley press to the 7'00 to 9:00 p.m.
of the policy, the superinten­ Randv. Rhonda. Wanda. Bobbie full. A $5 fee will be charged i
Lake Road 110C is closed and reception.
dent of the school will review and Michelle left Friday. Aug. for all reconnection
gated. Breitenbush Road 224
A money tree will be avail­ applications and determine 15 for Ukiah, Calif where they
A discussion on where there
(S46) is undergoing recon­ able.
eligibility. If the parent is dis­ will make their home They is a residence nnd a trailer on
struction from Cleator Bend
Her husband, Larry Poole, satisfied with the ruling of the have been living the past two I the same property and both •
Bridge to the Mt. Hood was recently named as head
I official, he may discuss it with years in the old Sarah Rains are In use. each are considered i
boundary. Approximately 2.5 basketball coach at North
a residence, therefore, each
(the school and mav make a ( home.
miles have been paved past Marion High School, Aurora.
request either orally or in • Cathy and Cecelia Carey ar- shall be charged for water It1
Cleator Bend Bridge, then
The family has purchased a writing to Robert ’ Young, rived on August 19 to spend has been reported that tn some I
about one mile has been rock- home north of Woodbum and
Marion Foroks -854-3455, for several davs with their father Instances property owners are j
Breitenbush Road 224 to the is making preparations to
a hearing to appeal the deci- and grandmother. James and permitting trailer houses on'
ed as of 8-11-75. The rest of move.
! sion. The policy contains an Velma Carey They will re­ the property and arc being,
Mt. Hood N. F Boundary is
Mr. Poole has been a
Francisco,
hilled for one residence only, j
outline of the hearing proce-1 turn home to San
.
,
rough, gravel, and dirt.
cessful coach here for
because they failed to notify j
dures. A copy of the complete. Calif, later in the week,
past ten years.
TRAILS
policy is in the office of the' Pp‘p Pierson was transport­ the citv of the trailer being
All district trails are open
superintendent where it may pd *0 the Salem Hospital. Me- occupied. Council to take ac-1
and passable. Pacific Crest summer. Camping areas are be reviewed by any interested monal Unit on Sunday, Aug. tion aeainst offenders
1 ■ 10
a heart
He is
Trail =2000 has snow drifts 2 dry, so please exercise care party
iu with
wiin a
nrdii attack
acca
Frank Van Pelt. Sr , a citi­
TAKING A CLOSER LOOK
Income 'reported Improving
to 3 feet in elevations of over with fires.
zen, ask the council about
Income Scales
.
. 1
efill Vw.il
Items are still
being collect­ the grading of
6.000 feet. However, it is pass­
Hill St. St.
A United States senator recently urged passage of legisln-
SPECIAL ITEMS
Family size
Levels
able and the snow is packed.
Huckleberries are still green 1 ___ ______
$ Ì 3 230 ed by Mary Wilson for the Commissioner Robert Layman tion requiring "truth in labeling" of Congressional bills.
Blowdown may be seen on and there are very few on the 2
Too many proposals, he explained, carry tempting but
4.240 Con Vetters whose home was said the state won't grade the |
portions of all trails. The work branches. The huskleberries 3
street because of exposed wa­ misleading titles — making it next to impossible to explain a
5250 destroyed by fire.
.... ............
Visiting with Luther and ter lines However. laivman vote against them to those who have not read the fine print
has been completed on the should be ripe by the end of 4 ________
6.260
A case in point is a measure now before Congress term­
Etheline
Yates Is their grand­ said he would contact Ray
trails around Eight Lakes Ba­ this month or the first of 5
7.190
........ .........
ed the "equal opportunity and full employment act." Sponsors
sin, in and around Marion September.
son,
Mark
Clarke
from
Long
Monroe about a grader, and claim it would "guarantee the right to useful and meaningful
6
...... ....... ..
8,110
Lake, the Pacific Crest Trail
Jefferson Park is clear of 7 ______ __
8.950 Beach. Wash. He arrived on added, that the street also employment to every adult able and willing to work." So far,
=2000 from Santiam Pass for snow and there are plenty of 8
9 700 Thursday, Aug. 14 and will re­ needed ditching and a culvert so good.
............ .....
about 4 miles, all trails around areas to camp Park Ridge has 9 ________
Complaint Dresented about
But the means proposed to achieve this Utopian economic
10.550 turn home on Thurs. Aug. 28
Pamelia Lake and Hunts Cove, snow, but it is passable Plan 10 _________
11 310 He is the son of Paul and dors beine allowed to roam the state are not so appealing One major provision calls for the
and Jefferson Park Trail 3429 on repellant for mosquitoes be- n
streets Mavor King said he creation of a Job Guarantee Office which would fund public
............ ..
12 060 Jackie Clarke.
Mary Stafford report« th»t had notified the Marlon Coun­ and private employment projects “to the extent required," to
LAKES
cause they should be good and 12
12,810
the north half of the Gates ty Dog Control about the achieve full employment
All district lakes are hungry right now.
each add*l
With no spending limits set, the coat of this and other
Community
Church has been problem, but had not seen any provisions
open.
family member
750
of the bill could well outweigh the benefits. And it’s
re-shlngled. If the weather action Since the meeting, dog the already overburdened taxpayers who will have to foot
FISHING
permits the job will be finish­ control officers have been in the tab.
The Oregon Fish and Wild­
Detroit Cheerleaders ed this Saturday Help Is need­ Detroit, and matters on the
Worse, the bill could open the door to a spat of lawsuits
life Comm, has been stocking
r ,
.1 Earn Awards at Camo ed and the more that comes the running of dogs has improved against the federal government, filed by irate workers con­
areas on Detroit Reservoir and . *... /%..
faster the job can be complet­ some, anvwav. for the time be­ vinced, rightly or wrongly, they are victims of "discrimina­
Breitenbush River.
ing It was asked that the citv tion” in hiring and salary decisions.
I Illi VII y LUIGI pi lOG , School football-basketball
CAMPGROUNDS
football-basketball var-
var- ed.
In short, it provides one more example of a cure worse
The
Gates
Community
attorney
be consulted regard- than the disease itself.
The campgrounds are all
sitv
cheerleaders
captured
Church
held
a
church
picnic
on
|
|
n(
r
action
the
citv
can
take
open, but remember that
three ribbons ( one red. two
| jn controlling the roaming
Breitenbush has no water this
white) in competitive cheer­ Aug. 17.
It has boon reported that j dog« Council agreed to contact
leader* performances while at­
cltv attorney to see what
tending the cheerleader camp the county plans on paving the
The “self-issue” wilderness regulations,”
Alcock
said.
at the U. of O. Eugene. Aug Elk Horn Road beyond the'legal steps the ritv enn take
Louis Myers place.
on ’ho dog situation.
permit system started this “Instead, our most persistent
3-7
The Orville Brown family
Discussion followed on oil- summer on the Willamette Na­ problem is the way some peo­
They captured second and
Phone 859-2494
Lyons
third place ribbons in the has returned from a vacation jng of citv «'roots Mayor King tional Forest is finding good ple treat wilderness."
j said the DEO prohibits the oil- public acceptance, Forest Su­
rnmnedtive snort which in- in Seattle. Wash.
The most common problems
An addition to the Gates jpg of nnv street or road due pervisor John E Alcock an­ are the fnilurc to extinguish
vnlvod «omo 250 cheerleader«
STORE HOURS
Community i the opening, in to the run-off causing contam- nounced. “We arc finding just camp fires; leaving behind or
attendin'» the enmn.
Seven Days a week 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m
about 100' compliance with burying garhngc nnd litter ra­
Detroit varsitv cheerleaders her home, of a beauty and (nation
attending the camo nnd parti­ mens haircutting shop by i Street Commissioner Rohort the system," he said.
ther than packing it out; ex­
Special on Fri+o Lay
The wilderness user this cessive dependence on camp
cipatin'» wore- Kathv Korhtim, Millie Seales She plans on Lnvman. reported that a three
Teresa Wright Connie Guerin being open on Tuesday. Friday . Inch asphalt lift was applied year finds registration stations fires; and the failure to pro­
and Saturdays until school : to Santiam Ave at a cost of on trails near the entrance to perly dispose of human waste.
and Cindv Roth.
starts. However call for a I $8.400 52 The Paving was both the Mt. Jefferson and
The campfire problems nre
TTRFD
OF
WAITING
Month«
special appointment or ar- i done through a loan from the Three Sisters Wildernesses. getting more serious, Alcock
Twin Pak
for vour business form« to rangoments for _ other times. late Earl Layman and Mrs. The user fills out the form ac­
said In certain areas, such as
come to vou Trv the expert She says th.T drop-ins will bo Layman. The loan is on a three cording to instructions at the
Jefferson Park in the Mt Jef
THE HAPPY FOOD STORE
printer« at The Mill Citv welcomed The shop has the year basis, and the work was
station, and leaves the dupli­ ferson Wilderness and Sun­
Enterprise Just a telephone same phone nttmbr as her ¡done by Santiam Sand A Gra-
cate copy there, carrying the shine Meadow in the Three
call tn 307-2772 will put the home. A grand opening is ‘ vrl.
original into the wilderness.
Sisters Wilderness, everything
efficient and fast printers at planned for in September.
i A complaint was hoard on
"Our rangers report that burnable in the vicinity of
vnur service.
| Gates City Council will hold service and garbage cost of most everyone they encounter
campsites has been r<>mnvrd.
their regular monthly meeting Canyon Collection Service. in the two wildernesses have
In some places living trees
tonight. (Thursday, Aug. 21), The service has a franchise the permit,” Alcock said.
at 7:30 p m. at the Gates City J with the city of Detroit. A “When they don’t. It usually Is have been cut down or had
removed.
Other#
Sanity Stytt-
Hall.
j discussion followed on just a result of misunderstanding hrnnehes
Formerly The Cook Shack
have been scarred by fire
Thought for the day: You what the service would pick how the system works ”
“We may have to consider
cannot joke an enemy Into a up or, would not pick tip Old
The most common problems, the han of campfires in cer­
friend, but you may joke a tires cannot, be picked up by the supervisor said, are these:
Now Under New Management
tain areas to prevent further
friend into an enemy.
i the service nor can they be
Instead of taking the origin damage to the frngile wilder­
Riddle of the week: When Is hauled privately to the city al and leaving the duplicate at
ness environment,"
Alcock
it socially correct to serve milk dump. Mayor King said,
the station, some people take said.
in a saucer’ When you are
In other business, a short both copies or leave both co­
Regarding the human waste
feeding the cat
' discussion on flood insurance
pies, or else they keep the du­
1 was held. Citv Recorder Ruth plicate and leave the original. problem, Alcock suggests thnt
Wilderness users ask for the
Thomasson, said Iris Heniel,
They believe the system Is forest service’s brochure "Wil­
IVe Specialize In Gourmet Sandwiches
vice-president of the planning
voluntary as was the old wil­ derness Sanitation" in case
commission. Is to look into the
Try Our Bax on A Avarado or Inc’e Tom’s Catchall
derness registration system in they are not nware of the en­
matter, and report to the
effect about three years ago.
vironmental impacts of this
council.
“None of the problems arc problem
Tetters of communication
serious, and to dale we have
"THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL" ! !
were read and acted upon
not had to Issue any citations
There was also discussion on
3 Pcs. Golden Fried Chicken.
for violation of wilderness use If the number followinq
enforcing building and septic
Choice of Potatoe. Crisp Green Salad.
tank permits Building com­
your name on The En-
Toast and Coffee.
missioner. Keith Kramer, said such permits.
label read«
Hiles and regulations are not
The city recorder reported ♦erorhe
Special Good Through August 26th
being observed, and that he the city will receive a $.749
8-75 it*» time to send
plans to check on property Quarterly
revenue
sharing
a check for renewal.
owners who have been Issued check.
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Potato Chips
69c
New Restaurant In Gates
Uncle Tom's Restaurant
$175
New Permit System Termed Successful