4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Sept. 25, 1975
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
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PHONE M7-1772
MILL (TTY, OKE. 973M
Published at Mill City, Marion County, Orc. every Thursday.
DETROIT Freres Veneer Co.
IDANHA Awarded Timber Bid
Boots Champion
DETROIT — Freres Veneer
Mrs. Reba Snyder, acting co­ Co., Lyons, was the apparent
ordinator for area Chemeketa successful bidder at $1,183.-
CC courses here, reports that 281.14 for an estimated 5,100,-
there will be no ceramic or (XX) board feet of Willamette
welding classes
conducted National Forest timber, in the
here due to the lack of facil­ Basalt timber sale, conducted
ities. A number of people had at Detroit Ranger Station. Fri­
signed up for the classes, she day morning
said. She added, however, that
The firm bid $264 20 per
some classes may be available thousand for 4.400 MBF of
after the first of the year.
Douglas Fir advertised at
A Salem woman was taken $76 46 per M. $187.74 above the
by Idanha Rural Fire District advertised rate. Five hundred
ambulance to Salem Memorial MBF of Western Hemlock and
Hospital Emergency Center other coniferous species sold
Tuesday afternoon
of last at the advertised rate of $7.50
i
week, following a fall at her per thousand, and 200 MBF of
mobile home here. Ambulance cedar also sold at the advertis­
attendant EMT Harold Baker ed rate of $23 62 per thousand.
said Eloise Peterson. Salem, The sale included 191 acres of
suffered a possible dislocated all species of logs advertised at
Pictured are: (standing) Teresa Amnion, Cindy Spier and Anita Hills (Children
shoulder when a ladder slipped $64.54 per acre. There were
at tables) Roxann Eoas, Jason Taylor, Jennv Roberts. Regenia Benton and Shannon
out from under her while she seven qualified oral bidders.
Lyons.
was attempting to clean out
The stand of timber is lo-
roof drain pipes,
cated approximately 15 miles
Visitors last week at the east of Detroit via Breitenbush
1 Bake and Rummage
first fall meeting of the Road.
Sale Planned at Detroit
American Legion Auxiliary—
In the second sale. Stayton
IDANHA
The Womans
Idanha Unit -141 were District Lumber Specialties, St lyton,
Mission Society of the Idanha
Two President Evelyn Mere­ was the successful bidder at
The Play School nt Detroit Community Church, will spon­
dith and her husband, Ray. of $800 for an estimated 40.000
High School last week was a sor a "Bake and Rummage
Canby. Mr. Meredith is Dist. board feet of federal timber, in
great success. The children, Sale" Thursday, Oct. 2.
Two Sgt -at-Arms. Other vis­ the
Mansfield
Underburn
The event will be held in
ranging in age from two to
itors were Dist. Two First timber sale.
the club room of the Idanha
four,
a
little
hesitant
about
Vice-
Commander.
Bertha
The firm bid $20.00 per
their new environment on Fire Hall from 10:00 a.m. to
Wickman, Poiner Post #149, thousand for the 40 MBF of
Monday, were quite familiar 1:30 p.m.
Salem, and Mary Erwin, First Douglas Fir and other coni-
For pickup of articles, or for
Vice-President, Unit #36, Sa- ferous species, advertised at
with the procedures of putting
further
information.
please
lem.
their name tags on, working on
$18.74 per thousand, $1.26
Weekend visitors at the above the advertised rate.
art projects, setting the table call Mrs. Harold (Jean) Roth
or
Mrs
Lynn
Champion home were her sis-
for lunch, and playing on the 854-3515
There were two qualified
ter. Mrs. Emma Ramage, her oral bidders.
swings, bar*, and merry-go- Williamson, 854-3426
daughter, Mrs. Joan Asher, and
round outside by Friday. Some
The timber is located ap­
children. Patty and J. T.. and proximately ten miles east of
of the activities the Advanced
a brother and his wife, Mr. and Detroit, via Breitenbush Road
Home Economic students plan­
Mrs. Calvin Chambers, and a
ned were finger painting,
sister and her husband, Mr.
printing with paint, making
and Mrs. W P George, all of DPTC To Meet Thurs
pirate banks, put together peo-
Salem.
, pie, making mini pizzas, mak-
Sept. 25 (Today)
DETROIT The Detroit Wo­
' ing butter and making fruit man's Civic Club sponsored a
Mohawk will host Detroit in
DET
k OIT — The Deanha
football play Friday, Sept 26,
j k a bobs. Each child was allow­ “Get Acquainted” coffee hour
PTC will hold their first meet­
at 3:00 pjn.
ed to make a portion, or all, of Sept. 18 in the Grade School
Dr. Frank Storey of Stayton ing of the season Thurs. (to­
his own lunch. Of course, Library for the parents in the
Pictured
are:
(standing)
will conduct an eye clinic for i day), Sept. 25, at 7:30 p.m. in Ellen Rogers, (children at lunch time was popular. At community
to meet Joyce
the
high
school
library.
The
grade school children on Oct. i
table) Rebecca Reinke, Cindy the table the children chose Savage. Marion County Health
meeting
will
include
a
teach
­
1-2 The Detroit Woman’s Civic
their own
glass, identified Nurse. A very large crowd at­
Knudsen and Pam Presley.
Club will assist with the tests. ers reception and enrollment.
their names and learned to tended with over 40 women
Refreshments
will
be
served
Many volunteers are needed
pass food from person to per­ and almost as many pre-school
and those of you who can help by the PTC executive commit­
son.
A hand and face washing children Mrs Savage explain­
on the two day sessions are be­ tee
session followed.
The high ed the many programs avail­
Hostesses
will
be
Shirley
ing asked to please call Mrs.
school students were amazed able to the community and
Hill
and
Betty
Black.
Frank Hancock at the Detroit
at how active the children ways to obtain better health
Baby sitters will be provid­
Patio.
were and had some good ex­
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hucka
periences at handling small ar­ care in the Detroit and
Idanha areas. Mrs. Joan Cow­
hosted a potluck dinner Sun-
guments.
dry
will assist anyone Inter­
day honoring Mr. and Mr*. school for a week with the
A spokesman said, "we
Jerry Pattison and son Jason home-ec girls teaching the
would like to thank all the ested in writing to the proper
who are leaving soon. Those at- c!ass under the direction of
parents for their cooperation officials for service* by the
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Tod Miss Hammill. The pre-school
with the program ” The chil­ health department It was de­
Files. Mr and Mrs. Doug Able- children enjoyed it so much
dren who participated in the cided to have regular meetings
man and children, Scott and that the mothers were wonder­
program
were:
Jennifer with Mr*. Savage every month
Shelly. Mr. and Mrs. Doug ing what they would do when
Roberts, Laura Roberts, Doug­ and the next meeting will be
Knudsen and daughter, Cindy, the class ended. Miss Hammill
las Chuculate, Paul Golden, in the grade school library
Elaine Hopson and sons Scot has the gratitude of all of the
Donna and Wessley Rowley, Oct 23. at 10:30 am.
Baby sitting services were
and Curtis and Mr. and Mr*. mothers, as it was quite an
Melissa Howard, Mind! Hill,
Mrs Howard
provided
by
Vince Drago Mr. Pattison, who experience for everyone In­
Pamela
Presley,
Rebecca
is employed by the U. S. Forest volved.
Regenia
Benton, Dean. Mr*. Lynn Williamson,
Reinke,
service is being transferred.
The home of Mr. and Mr».
Roxann Eoas, Cindy Knudsen, Mr*. Leo Rausch. Mr* Steve
Womens volleyball games Tod Files was the setting for a
Shannon Lyon. Andrew Round, Reno, and Mr* John Roberts
There were so many child­
are now in progress from 7:00 birthday dinner Wednesday of
Bruce Wright, Jason Taylor,
to 9:00 p.m. on Tuesday night last week honoring Doug
and Tracy ren that the home economic
1 Jason
Fields
girls had to be called in to
at Detroit High School. Tennis Knudsen on hi* birthday an­
Knothe.
help. Better arrangements will
shoes are required. No children niversary. Guest* were Mr.
be made for the next meeting.
are permitted.
and Mrs. Vince Drago, Mr. and
Detroit Civic Club To No one had planned on such
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ham­ Mr*. Jerry Pattison and son,
a crowd, or the great need for
man of Salem were visiting Jason, Stan Gable, Mr. and
Meet At City Hall
Pictured
are: (at -------
head 7. of
and sightseeing in the Detroit Mrs. Doug Ableman, Shelly . . -
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77i DETROIT — Detroit Wo- such a program.
Refreshments were served
Bittner (left
area Sunday Mr Hamman for­ and Scott, Barbara Knudsen Side of Debbie
table) Pam
Presley. ™a?'5 Clv?c Club will hold bv Mrs Jeff Drago and Mr*.
iSlde of table)
Pam Presley,
merly operated the Hamman and Cindy.
their regular meeting of the
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Feyer-1 Mjnd^ Hill (right sidejif table) month Wednesday, Oct 1, at Gary Feyerherm. The table
Stage Lines and was in busi­
Lyons,
Ben­
* »
—— Regenia
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ness in this area for 49 years. herm spent the weekend In Shannon
.7:30 p.m. in the social room of was decorated with pastel
flowers and candle*. The cake'
Many little ones in the De­ Alsea to celebrate Carol's bir­ ton, and Laura Roberts.
I Detroit City Hall
was marked
In Individual j
troit-Idanha
went
thday with her family.
The evening’s program will piece*
bv yellow rosebuds. Mr* |
' include a quilting program.
Quilts will be on display and , i 1 Rachel Music made and donat-!
ladies in the community In- ed the cake.
terested in quilting or display- 1 A Well-Child Clinic will be!
| ing their quilts are being in­ held at the Detroit School Oct. j
I 28 More will be published on
DETROIT — A Career Edu­ vited to attend.
I cation Program meeting will
For further information, i this at a later date.
This clinic will conduct com- 1
be held at the Detroit High please call Betty Black, 854-
School library on Oct. 1, at 3497. Hostes es will be Thelma nlete physicals for children
7:00 p.m. According to the Roberts, Betty Black and 0 15 years, hut priority is given
guidelines, they have to es­ Shirley Hill. Refreshments to infants and small children.
Immunizations will be given
tablish a steering committee of will be served.
| without appointments.
business and local leaders.
Interested businesses
are Idanha F'remen Called
asked to send a representative
Idanha Ambulance
from Marion Forks, Idanha Out Early Sunday
A 4:24 a.m. fire alarm Sun-1 Responds
K6SPOn<7 To Call Sat.
and Detroit areas.
The purpose of this com­ day routed Idanha Rural Fire! IDANHA i — Idanha Rural
mittee is to determine the District firemen and forest ¡Fire District ambulance re­
needs and goals of the pro­ service personnel out of bed. I sponded to a call Saturday
Scene of the fire was about evening (8:39 pm.) near mile
gram, as they relate to the
program. The program being a half mile East of Idanha post 87 on the North Santlam I
established includes three dif­ some 45 feet off Highway 22. Highway about 15 miles west |
ferent
areas;
(1) -career
Forester Al Cadola said the of Santiam Pass following a j
awareness,
K-6. (2)—career fire, of undetermined origin, one car accident. Gayleen
explorations, 7-10 grades, (3) burned about a tenth of an Smith, 21, Bend, was taken to
(—career preparation, 11-12 acre or less. He said the fire a Bend Hospital for medical
grades.
The attention.
is under investigation,
According to a report, she
| The meeting will be held for blaze has been extinguished
the laying of the ground work and forest service is keeping apparently lost control of thei
vehicle on a curve and plung-|
for this program. All interest­ a close watch.
ed persons in the community
The fire was reported by a ed over an embankment and
into the river.
are welcome to attend.
passing motorist.
Attendants said she suffer­
°owerfui 2.3 cu in. engine zips through an 8 inch
ed head wounds, plus cuts and
log in second»
bruise*.
Antivibration system greatly reduces engine and
cutting vibration
I
New Chain Brake stops the moving chain in
m 'hseconds to reduce the hazard from "kick back"
Phone 859-2494
Lyons
Saves money on firewood tree pruning, heating.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Boots Champion
Detroit-Idanha
Joyce Preslcr
Gates ............
Eva Bressler
Lyon*
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Mrs. John Teeters
M eHama
Detroit Play School
Termed Success
Detroit Civic Club
Sponsors Coffee
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