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VOLUME XXXI
OREGON’S EAST GROWING VACATION WONDERLAND
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE—MILL CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IK, 1975
up «nd Down PP&L Asks ¡“g” “ 'RexDavisTo
rhe Avenue Water Rate
$5.00 a YEAR — 15c a Copy
Meeting Scheduled For
Comprehensive Land Use
REGULAR
MONTHLY
COUNI n. MEETING, Sept
10, 1975.
H> Iloti Mutiliti
I
The meeting was called to | A special joint meeting of I on this property.
Another proposal was made
order by Mayor Donald Hucke- the city council and planning
Never in my lifetime have
by at 8:00 p.m. Councilmem­ commission of Mill City will that large acreages near the
I ever witn<-ssed so many
bers present were: William be held on Sept. 24, 1975, at city be designated so that no
strikes and just, plain old I PP&L
filed
application
Linn County Administrative Walker, John Wills and Char­ 8:00 p.m. The meeting will be I future development would be
bellyaching as I have during Fri., Sept. 12 with the Oregon
School District 129J held their les Wirkkala. Ann Carey and to discuss the Comprehensive allowed in those areas.
these past couple of years. It PUC seeking approval for wa­
The Law allows the plan to
regular board meeting on Warren Goffin excused. Pres- j Land Use Plan.
seems th-’H our country just ter rate increases.
At last Wednesday’s City control
development
and
Thurs., Sept. 11. The meeting 1 ent also was City Attorney
cannot do enough to satisfy,
I Council meeting, Mayor Huck- growth in areas inside as well
was opened at 8:10 p m. by i Mick Davis.
L operates water sys­
the blacks and the Chicanos.*,___ in Albany, Lebanon, Mill
Dave Barnhardt, chairman. I ’ Thcma
__ ’y’or led the Pledge
_ of ' abr reported that at a recent as outside the city limits, de­
They are always demanding tems
meeting with an official of the pending upon what the city
Board members present were . Allegiance to the Flag.
City,
Independence
and
Prine-
something They state they are i vllle, erving some 13,000 ctis-
Ray Porter, Robert Levon and i The minutes of the regular I Land Conservation and Devel- presently feels might be
trcat«*d badly, and that they , toméi s. If approved, the rate
he was told brought within the city with­
Martin Hansen. Others present council meeting of Aug. 13, | opment . Comm.,
,
have loss opportunity to suc­ increae would produce an ad­
in the next 20 years or so.
were Wes Jahn, Betty Night-11975 were read and approved I 2,'.'v £U1 e 1™“; per amino
ceed than any others. I don't ditional $586,000 in annual
In this respect, areas such as
ingale. Charlotte Blumenstein.' Moved by Walker, ------
---- Cltlzen Involvement Commit-
seconded
think that is quite true. I still revenues based on 1974 year
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Stafford, by Wills to pay the bills in the , tees for small cities had been I those around the mills west of
i prepared and would be releas- the city could be effected. Al­
think that the
blacks and end figures.
M. W Stafford, Mrs. Kay amount of $2,295 60
Chicanos who really try, are
so, the hillside property to the
Syverson, Mrs. Marshall Brad­ The mayor brought up the j ed soon.
The
utility
was
last
granted
Under state law all cities are , north and the south of town
getting along all right. There i water rate increases in 1972.
ley and Joyce Presler.
subject of widening Evergreen
Is probably only a small mi­ PP&L division manager, Glen
The minutes of the Aug. 14 Street, between S. W. 2nd and i required to adopt a Compre- will probably be covered by
the plan as will the property
nority of this section of our Spicer, said none of the water
meeting were accepted as pub­ S. 1st It was decided to con- I hensive I-and Use Plan.
Recent Supreme Court de­ up and down river to some de­
population who is raising all systems operated by Pacific
lished The first action on the tack Kraus and Dalke to en­
the hell If they are so against are now providing an adequate
agenda was the problem con ( gineer the street to determine cisions have indicated that a gree.
The city attorney stressed
our country, they certainly are earnings
corning certain bus routes. The ' the exact footage that we ' land use plan will override
level. "In fact, even
1 any zoning adopted if there is that under present court deci­
not bound to stay here. They with increased
first discussed was the Staf-1 would have to purchase,
rates
as
propos
­
have the privilege to go back
between the plan sions, no matter what the cur­
ford run Persons present ask- ■ The planning commission ' ' a and conflict
we would still l»e receiving
the
zoning.
rent zoning is of a person’s
to Mexico, or to any other ed.
ed if it was possible to extend gave their approval for the
Proposals have been made piece of property, if the Com­
country of their choice Per­ a less than idequate rate* of
the bus pickup from 4th and following variances: Mr. and | that
return
on
the
Oregon
water
some land in the city that prehensive Plan adopts the
sonally, I think we’re spend properties,” he said.
Myrtle up to the "Y” below the Mrs Donald Carlson, 1116 S. 1 is presently
zoned commercial i long range view that that area
Ing far too much government
E
3rd
St..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tho
­
Lee Stafford home Mr Jahn
If approved by the PUC, the
should
be
designated
as “open I should be changed, certain
money to keep this minority
did not think it was possible mas Wilson. 1046 S. E 3rd space” and thereby essentially
minimum monthly residential
of development Ln those
satisfied
for the bus to turn around un­ St, Mr. and Mrs. Donald prevent further development | I types
charge
would
go
from
$2.70
to
areas
could be prevented.
I’m glad I'm not a farmer $4 05 in Albany; from $3 Ott to
,
Quinlan.
483
8
E.
Hazel
St
A
less some widening of the “Y”
The
council and planning
I
down Californio way where $4 50 in Lebanon, Mill City
occurred The board members, I public hearing for these var-
expressed their
Chavez and his group of ban­ and Independence, and from
and bus driver were to meet on I iance applications was set for I Yarn, Etc. Now Easily commission
strong desire that as many
dits demand that they have $2 80 to $4 20 in I*rineville
I
Monday to decide what could Oct. 1, 1975 at 8:00 pm.
citizens and interested persons
access to the farms of indivi­
A letter of resignation was Located On Hwy. 22
be done by accompanying the
duals in order to organize la-,
Anne Mueller, of Yam. etc., within the boundaries of the
received from Joyce Trout,
bus driver there.
become involved in the
bor Bull' If they want to or­
The board made a motion to she no longer wishes to serve wishes to announce to her plan
planning
process as possible.
ganize these workers, and if
on
the
planning
commission.
customers
that
they
will
now
pay $2*X) for the rental of the
Everyone
is invited to attend
the workers want to he or­
Wirkkala made a request to be able to find her shop more
driver education car. This is
this special meeting and the
ganized, let them do it on pri­
new In the past the cars were buy a sweeper attachment for easily, as flags and banners meetings held hereafter.
vate ground I read this sum­
obtained without cost from the the tractor. This will be dis­ , will be flying on the highway
mer where one farmer blasted
| making it more easily identi-
cussed at the next meeting.
i car companies.
dis j . Plans arc already underway
away at a group of these dis-
The remainder of the meet­ I fied. The “Yarn, etc." sign has
A
date
of
May
25.
1976,
the
i fourth Tuesday in May. was ing was spent discussing the now been hung at the front of
sidents with a shotgun, saying for the 1976 Mill City High
that he was protecting his School re-union. This will be
accepted by the board mem­ Land Use Plan and Citizen In- the shop. This needlepoint
property, and I for one, feel held at Santiam High School,
bers as the date to vote on the | volvement. A combined plan­ sign, made by Mrs. Mueller,
he Is right Where do they get the second Sunday in August
budget. The budget calendar j ning commission and city was modeled after an old sam-
the authority to come onto pri- • at 12:30
and voting dates will now be I council meeting was set for pier.
vale land, many times smash­ All former MSHS graduates
Yarn, etc. will be open on
prepared and presented at the Sept. 24, 1975.
ing melon» and other pro­ and anyone that attended the
It was decided to put up Wednesdays from 10-5, Fri-
October meeting All board
LYONS — The theme for
duce? Wouldn’t you do some­ old school are cordially Invit­
signs, •'Children At Play” at days from 10-8 .and Saturdays the Santiam Valley Grange
Thursday, Sept. 25. at 7:30 , I members will be elected on the different
thing to defend your own ed to the reunion. .Several
areas
around
town.
J
from
10-2,
for
the
time
being.
| third Tuesday In April This
Fair is “Through the Years."
property?
classes have indicated that they p m at the Santiam High i is also the day the TED budget
Meeting adjourned at 9:20 i, If business warrants, another The fair will be held this
¡Saturday I got a glimpse of plan separate get-togethers on Schoo) Auditorium the Mill I will be voted on.
I day will be added.
p.m.
Sat., Sept. 20, at the Grange
news on TV where it is now the evening prior to the Sun­ City Lions Club will present
Respectfully submitted I Mrs. Mueller will be teach­ Hall in Lyons.
It
was
thought
that
last
year
what is probably the most fan­
unlawful for a resident to stop day event.
ing several classes in Stayton
Edna L. Moffatt
the school had signed a con­
The flower’s schedule is as
a prowler in his home. It says
Anyone having addresses of tastic and entertaining stage tract with the IED to have the
and Salem, starting next week. follows:
City Recorder
presentation
to
be
seen
in
this
he does not have the right to former students and teachers
She
will
also
be
teaching
in
Division 1 — arrangements;
The speech therapy teacher at the
shoot such a person or persons. may contact Mary Kelly, secre­ area for many vears,
the Mill City shop. For further class
i school for three days each
— Star Spangled Banner
Why? Since when has it be­ tary, in Mill City; Marion Virgil and Julie Show
information about these class­ Red. 1 White
However, due to mixup
& Blue, class 2—
There will be something for week.
come a crime to protect ones Todd, treas., at Aumsville;
es, she may be reached by Freedom
tn
communications
only
two
Ring Fruits &
property from vandalism or Goldie Rambo, chmn , at 3100 everyone Demonstrations of days were received. Since the
‘ phone at 897-2592.
Flowers, class 3—America the
theft? Isn’t that a plain Invita­ Turner Rd S.E. in Salem. Dan Extra Sensory Perception. Mu­ kindergarten is tn operation,
Beautiful Dry Arrangement,
tion to allow prowlers to come Olin has been named co- sic, Illusionary Masterpieces. more helping time is needed.
I Culber+son To Attend class
4—Home on the Range
into your home’ These laws chairman replacing Ruth Lan- Hypnotism. Telepathy, and a The board passed a motion to
Vegetable & Flowers
arc, or ____
seem — to —
bo, -----------
all in favor don, who resigned. Mr. Olin Spooky and Hilarious Spirit have the speech therapist for
__
Seminar In Eugene
Division 2—Horticulture. All
of the crook. I do not think 11 may l>e reached at 4754 Seance.
an additional day every other
Cal Culbertson, manager of specimens must have foliage
This show has been present­ week
would stand Idly by and tell Rebecca N.E., Salem
at a cost of about $1400.
People’s Telephone Co.. Lyons, and should be labeled as to
ed world wide and has been
the person invading the pri­
Board members were in­
will attend the annual Traf­ variety, if possible. One entry
universally accepted as a show formed
vacy of my home to help him-1
that the boiler inspect­
___ color.
___ Containers
________ ____
will
self I’ve worked hard for the) Jr. Woman's Club
that should be
seen if it or had come and that the
Santiam opened its football fic Seminar of the Oregon In- _ in each
dependent
Telephone
Assn.,
to
be
furnished.
things that I have accumulat-;
appears anywhere within your boiler supplying the high season with a lopsided win
over r-orn mo Christian
vnrisnan Fri-
r n-
beId
*8‘I9 at the. Class —Asters: 1—single, 3
ed, and I don’t see why ii To Hold Luncheon
viewing area.
school gymnasium was in need over Portland
on the home field Ct^Jltry S<,uire Inn in Eugene, blooms. 2—doutfle. 3 stems:
should have to be the one to
Virgil and Julie have been | of immediate repair before the dav night
g
The seminar, which will deal! dags 2—Marigolds: 1—large. 3
An informal membership featured on CBS Television,
break the law, when in reality
I opening of school. Several with a 28-8 score.
all I’m doing is protecting luncheon will be held by the have played to capacity au- firms wre suggested by him
The Wolverines received the with dial office administration.[ stems. 2—French. 3 stems, 3—
Jr Woman’s Club on Wednes­ diences at the Ed Sullivan
as i---------------------------
part of the Dwarf. _ 3 ---------------
stems; class --- 3— * Pe-
that which is mine.
opening kickoff and were halt- is conducted __
__ ,
, ——.. n ■
day. September 24 at 12:30 Theatre on Broadway and the. ! and a firm from Portland was ed on their first drive for a contnuin? education nrocvam ' tUtUaS:
1
-
SingIe
- 1 spray- 2“
I selected to do the repairs, touchdown with fumbles and
at the home of Mrs. Larry Ur­
‘
ndeph
°"
e
,
D«
ubl
e.
1
stem;
class
4-Zln-
Academv of Music in Ni w wnlt
.n have
nnvp nr)w
necn compiet-
.
■
This busing school children ban
which
now been
complet- ..
[
company employees and is ex- nias: 1 —Large, 1 stem, 2 —
in some of our major cities
The board carried a motion penaJ?":?anA,aJnJRot. °D.th! pected to draw t registrants small, 1 stem: class 5- Roses:
All interested women are XOrk..Clt.y_
apparently has turned into a welcome to attend the lunch­ the Master Fellowship Award j to declare a state of emergency scoreboard first and was never from Alaska. ” Nevada
and 1—Hybrid Tea. 3-5 stems. 2—
costly nightmare. There cer­ eon and anyone needing trans­ from the Academy of Magical | according to ORS 332-290 to behind from then on. Santiam Washington.
Florabunda. 1 stem; Class 6—
Arts.
This
is
the
highest
award
’
’
maintained
the
ball
a
majority
tainly must be a better and
or additional infor- ever given hv the academy and I Day the bill of approximately. I of the game as they gained 202
Dahlias: 1—Cahlias Caca. 2
leas ex perwive manner in 1 portation,
1 $4500. A section of the boiler
mation, may contact Cherry
which to provide a decent edu­ I Jeter, club president, at 897- was given by the academy and [plates were there for board i ' yards rushing in 37 carries and Detroit Dam -Weather sterna, 2—Miniature, 3 stems, 3
—Pom pom, 3 stems, 4—De­
was presented to Virgil and | members to inspect.
cation for everyone who really 3127
I I their passing was seven fori
Pool
corative. 1 stem: class 7—Fu-
Julie
at
the
annual
awards
wants to increase his know-
Presentation of class sched-1 | eleven for 108 yards,
Date Max Min Ele Pep schias: 1—Small
Bloom, 1
banquet in the Century Plaza | ules
j
Portland
Christian
had
80
ledge If they took the money
of the high school and I
Sept. 10 79 54 1545.59 0.00, stem. 2—Large Bloom, 1 stem;
they SX.S’ ™«'" p SS Preparation Classes To Grand Ballroom in Hollywood grade school were shown and • yards rushing in 29 carries Sept.
11 88 56 1545.20 0.00 class
‘
8—Daisy: 1- Michealmas,
Tickets for the performance Mr. Jahn explained why cer­ I and was zero for seven in the
these
Sept.12 91 62 1544.29 0.00 1 stem, 2—Others, 1 stem; class
the schools which have a ma­ Begin Monday Sept. 29 are priced at $2 00 per adult. tain classes had been dropped. passing department.
$1 00 for children 11 years and The teachers were placed in
Coach Powell was pleased Sept. 13 95 60 1543.50 0.00 9- Gladiolus: 1 — Single, 1
jority of black students. I real­
Sept. 14 83 59 1543.19 0 00 stem; class 10—Potted plant;
under,
and
may
be
purchas-
'
ly think that
ill students
Classes will begin on Mon., ed from any member of the other classes where there was with the teams performance, Sept 15 80 60 1542.71 0 00 class 11—Cactus: class 12—Any
would be better off. I don't Sept. 29 at the Santiam High
an overload. It was noted that considering the amount of Sept. 16 80 55 1541.79 0 00 worthy exhibit
think these black students be­ School for those persons wish­ Lions Club or S AG. Pro­ there were 49 students enroll­ new talent that is in the start­
ing bused out of their home ing to study In preparation for ceeds from the sale are to he ed in the kindergarten: 40 in ing line-up. He stated that he
used for Santiam Canyon first grade; 49 in second: 47 in felt the squad turned in a fine
area for miles to got an educa­ their G.E D. tests.
tion like it any better than
The classes will begin at Scholarship Fund. Don’t forget third;; 37 in fourth: 48 in performance, both offensive
the whites I think that all 7:00 p.m. and end at 10:00 p m. the date of Thurs. Sept. 25 fifth: 34 in sixth; 5« in and defensive.
Scoring for Santiam was
schools should have an equal Any person wishing to attend Come and have the time of seventh; and 49 in eighth. The
quality of education — but these classes, Is allowed to your life with an experience freshman class has 57; the Scott Stewart — 4 yard run
that does not necessarily mean study and progress at their you will long remember.
sophomores have 54; junior (Moreland kick); Ted More- | Don’t be a hold-out. You ; entry blank from The Mill
On Tuesday evening. Sept. class
sending kids to different own pace.
seniors 52 This land, seven yard run. (Wright may be a winner. Write down , City Enterprise or on a like-
Santiam High School SAG makes 48; a and
schools, Why not improve the
For more Information call 23,
total
enrollment of I run); Jim Wright — 50 yard your theme entry today and size facsimile
members will be out selling
quality of education in all Mrs Rich Moore at 897-2733.
Contest closes 6:00 p m.
620.
However,
that
could still punt return (run failed); Bill drop it in one of the eight bal-
tickets to the show The S.A G. change during the week.
Gabriel — 21 yard pass from lot boxes available in town.
schools, then surely there
Thurs.,
Sept. 25. Ballot boxes
members will
begin their
Richards (Moreland kick).
i You are entitled to as many 1 are located: Stewart’s Grocery,
could be no reason for all this
The
kindergarten
classes
They
are
really
digging
around
door-to-door selling at 7:00 p
The Wolverines will meet individual entries as you de-1 Mill City Pharmacy. Mill City
fuss.
have increased to the point
All this mileage and wear in their barrel, and still urn ¿/The S A G. (Student Action that a teacher aide is needed Vernonia here at 8 p.m. Frl., sire, and to win $10 00. Contest Grade School. Santiam High
and tear of equipment is being to favor Ted Kennedy, who Group) students volunteer for to help out The board mem­ Sept. 19 This should be a not open to members of the School. Girod’s Hilltop Gro­
carried out when the govern­ says repeatedly that he will many community projects and bers passed a motion to hire an tougher opponent as the Log­ steering committee or their cery, Kirsch’s True Value
ment Is crying about the short­ not run and not accept the residents are urged to welcome aide for 2H hours for the gers finished second in the immediate families.
Entries must be submitted in Hdw, The Malt Shop, and
age of fuel. Doesn’t make position, even If drafted. Why them at their door
morning session and 2*4 hours Northwest League last year.
one
of the ballot boxes, on an Viv’s Cafe.
sense to me. does it to you? cannot they let this fellow
for the afternoon session The
alone Personally T don’t think
cost
will
be
approximately
Natalie
Wills
To
Be
he’s all that good, and besides Women's Golf Group
The Democrats have had the Kennedy« have lost two
_
r I $2 000 00 and was alloted for Installed As Worthy
BICENTENNIAL THEME CONTEST
this year only. It was thought
their Demoforum, which is sons by assinatlon. Isn’t that Winners Told
I that there would be only about
well and good At one point In enough’ Evidently there arc
Advisor
Mon.
Evening
i
ENTRY BLANK
h's address to that group. Gov. kooks in the country who want
"Most won Putts” was the 35 studuents in the kindergar-
Natalie Wills, daughter of
Straub said: ’it’s time to put (all Kennedy* dead. What a day's play Tues., Sept. 16. for
Mr and Mrs. John Wills, of
Mv Proposed THEME is:
the Ford in the garage and shame. While I’ve never voted the Women’s Group of the San | The board was presented Mill City, will be installed as
with
facts
concerning
the
find
elect a Demo for president ” for any of them, they certainly tiam Golf Club.
Worthy Advisor. Marilyn As­
Entrant’s Name
That might be a good idea, but have the right to live their
In Clnss A. Marie Galloway ing of termites at the Mill City sembly ~t»0, Order of Rainbow
Elementary
School
The
board
’ think the Democrats should lives ns they see fit.
scored 7; class B. Pat Dye 4;
for Girls, on Monday, Sept. 22
.Address
first decide on an able candi-! It still is a long time before class C. Dorothy Nve fl Tirst d«’‘ded to wait and have the at 7:00 pm at the IOOF Hall
date They have yet to come election, and it will be inter­ low net winner was Pat Dye cos*
Ke,
Ke,
ting
ting rid
rid of of them
them
The date of her installation
Date Submitted
Phone __
im with a man who can come esting to see what develops In with 71, and second low net,,
”ext years budget has been changed from Sun ,
anywhere near Ford’s calibre, that time.
Julia Bassett, 72.
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(Continued on Page 4)
Sept. 21.
I
The dedication ceremony for
the new city park, "Kimmel
Park,” was held at the park
site on Sunday, Sept. 14, at
4:00 p.m., with about 60 per­
sons attending.
The welcoming speech was
gjven by Mayor Donald
Huckeby, who also gave a very
informative and Interesting
speech on I the history of the
land and the development
park.
He
also
of the
elaborated on
i the life history
of J. C. Kimmel, r«*tired phar­
macist and former Mayor of
Mill City, for whom the park
was dedicated
An acceptance speech was
presented by Mr Kimmel,
which emphasized the import­
ance of the giving of one’s self
to his community
and his
country in order to have a
true working Democracy.
The invocation was present­
ed by the Rev John Heidbrink
of the Mill City Presbyterian
Church
At a reception held imme-
d lately following thc cercmo-
nies, a beautiful cake, baked
and decorated by Josephine
Hampton, was enjoyed along
with coffee and punch The
cake was decorated in a life­
like scene of the park, com­
plete with the river, trees,
logs, rocks and a grazing deer.
Margaret Stromquist was in
charge of the reception
For Re union
Lions Club
Magic Show
Wolverines
To Meet
Vernonia Fri.
Bicentennial Theme Contest For
July 4 Celebration Ends Next Week