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August 1, 2012
Volume 3, Issue 31
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Family loses camera with last photos of paralyzed swimmer Search is on for camera lost at Elkhorn Valley Campground; contains last images of man who was injured
The family of Joe Mills, a Portland resident, is searching for their lost camera - or more specifically, their lost digital SD memory card, which contains the last images of Mills walking before he was critically injured by diving near the Little North Fork river in Lyons last Saturday. Mills, currently at Salem Hospital, dove into Canyon Creek and hit his head on the bottom, crushing his C5 vertebra. He is paralyzed from the shoulders down. Earlier Saturday, Mills and his family were camping at Elkhorn Valley Campground. His aunt, Virgina Large, had taken the last
photos of Mills hiking - but lost her camera somewhere along the way. Large believes she left it on a picnic table somewhere near the campground. A few hours later, Joe Mills was severely injured. “I’m not worried about the camera, it’s the SD card has Joe’s last walking pictures on it,” said family members Les Large. The camera is a pocket-sized Nikon Coolpix in a black case that snaps in front. Large is offering a reward for return of the SD card with images. Despite the devastating injury, 37 yr old
Joe Mills was able to put some pressure on his hands yesterday, said Les Large. Mills has three children and “had a great job and everything was looking up for him.” Fundraising efforts have started to help keep the family close to Mills while he’s hospitalized in Salem. They’re setting up an account at Bank of America and dedicated a Facebook page to Joe Mills Recovery. “The camera can be replaced, but the photos can’t,” said Large. He can be contacted at 503-868-7144 with any information. Lyons Ambulance responded to the incident.
Mill City man arrested after stealing gas in Detroit Police follow in slow speed chase from Gates to Detroit Dam; $60 gas theft results in $80,000 bail charge
Press release - A 37-year old Mill City man led deputies and police from several law enforcement agencies on a 30-minute slowspeed chase before giving up being arrested on Sunday evening. Norman Hice is charged with stealing his ex-girlfriend’s car while they were camping at Detroit Lake. At 7:08pm, he got $60 worth of gas at the Rivers Run Gas & Deli store in Detroit, but left without paying. The clerk provided deputies with the license number and description of the 1999 Cadillac Deville driven by Hice. It was later spotted traveling westbound on Highway 22 by Sr. Deputy Dave Zahn. Zahn attempted the stop the Cadillac, but Hice accelerated to 80mph and passed sev-
eral cars over the double yellow line of the curving highway. He nearly struck several eastbound cars head on while completing this passing movement. The chase was terminated by Deputy Zahn because of the risk it posed to other drivers. Several minutes later, Zahn again spotted the Cadillac slowed behind heavy traffic near Railroad Avenue in Gates. Hice then turned onto Railroad Avenue and followed it as it loops back to connect with Highway 22 east of Gates. He then turned eastbound on Highway 22 and drove back toward Detroit Lake. He drove at a slower speed, obviously aware that deputies were following him with their emergency equipment activated. By now, patrol cars from the Oregon State
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Police and Linn County Sheriff’s Office had joined the attempt to stop the Cadillac. The entire incident took about 30 minutes. Hice ultimately pulled off in a gravel area near the dam at Detroit Lake, stropped the car and extended his arms out the window to surrender. He was taken into custody without further incident. Hice’s ex-girlfriend, Lori Shamberger, 23 of Stayton, who owned the Cadillac, appeared at the scene of the stop and momentarily interfered with the deputies as they tried to place Hice into custody. She was temporarily detained but later released without charges. Deputies learned that she had a restraining order preventing Hice from contacting her, but they were camping together. Hice was booked into the Marion County Jail and charged with Unlawful Use of a Motor Vehicle, Theft 3 (for the gas taken from the deli), Elude, Reckless Driving, Reckless Endangering, Driving under the Influence, Driving while Suspended, Violation of a Restraining Order, and a Parole Violation for Theft charges out of Linn County. His bail is $80,000, but he is being held without bail on the Parole Violation. He is due in court on July 30th at 3:00pm. The Cadillac was returned to Shamberger. 1
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Volunteers move Gates Elem. playground Time capsule opened and will be re-closed at new school site
Strong backs, jack hammers, a couple tractors and a few guys who don’t mind sweating or a hard days work and getting in the dirt...that’s what it took to get the play structures at Gates Elementary School dismantled last Wednesday. The team of 3 (Arnie White, Glenn Wright and Jim Baker) started that day, and they kept going. Each nut and bolt had to be removed by hand, each piece labeled and categorized. By Saturday, the team grew. A total of eight men tackled the big toy structures with hand shovels and tractor scoops. They removed the cement footings with power jackhammers donated by Stayton Rental and Home Depot. Armen Carpenter, with his expert crawling-under-houses abilities, opened the climbing boulder and got the time capsule that was set there in 2007. Inside, he
found a old desk and chair, newspapers and other items that will be carefully returned, with perhaps a few additions, to their new home at Santiam Elementary. The pieces of the playground are now tucked away in the Gates Elementary gym, waiting to go to their new home. “Right now we are working on securing an excavation team to come to the Mill City campus to prepare for the re-build,” said Arnie White, move coordinator. “We tentatively plan to start setting the equipment up on Saturday, August 11 at 9am, and we can use all the help we can get.” If you are interested in helping Arnie White: 503-897-3338, or email at arnie. white@santiam.k12.or.us. For a beautiful chronicle in photos of this last weekend’s moving endeavors, visit the Santiam Canyon School District Facebook page.
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Remembering Robert H. O’Dell
There will be a Remembrance of Life Potluck for Robert H. O’Dell on August 11, 11am-3pm at Santiam Valley Grange at 1140 5th St. Lyons. Robert enjoyed the fellowship, fun and food at any potluck. Family and friends invite the community to join them.
Golf Tourney raises funds for youth programs on Aug 4
12th Annual Youth Benefit Golf Tournament is coming up on August 4, 9am. It’s still not too late to register for this fun and worthwhile event. All proceeds go towards various Santiam Canyon youth programs and scholarships. Santiam Canyon students have benefited greatly from this group in the past, including sponsorship of the upcoming Missoula Children’s Theater production. www.ybgolf.com.
Mill City, Lyons plan city wide garage sales on August 18 Lyons - SUMMER SUN SALE
Saturday, August 18 ALL DAY The City of Lyons is preparing for the 6th annual City Wide Garage Sale. Purchasing a garage sale permit will not be required for this event. Fluorescent garage sale signs reading “The Community that Cares” will be available at the Lyons City Hall through August 17, 9am-4pm. A $1 contribution, gets you the sign and map of participating locations. To be on the map, register at the Lyons City Hall by August 13. Maps will be available beginning August 15. Info: Mary Mitchell at 503-859-2167. Mill City - DOG DAZE
Saturday, August 18 ALL DAY
The annual city-wide yard sale event, “Dog Daze”, is scheduled for Saturday, August 18 in Mill City. Sign up to have your sale placed on the Dog Daze map before August 14; $2/individuals or $5/businesses, civic groups. Maps will be available at local businesses and at each sale on the morning of the 18th. Local civic groups will be fundraising - selling everything from household items to clothing to food and drink. Info and sign-up: Mill City City Hall 503-897-2302; Ann Holaday 503-897-3151.
Santiam High Class of 1962 - 50th Reunion
All Mill City/Santiam High School Alumni through Class of 1986, their families, friends and former teachers are invited to gather Sunday, August 5 in the Commons of Santiam High School. This marks the 50th anniversary for the graduating class of 1962. Special honors to classes ’42 and ’52 as well. The pot-luck gathering will be held from 11:30am4pm. Info: Chuck Kuhlman, MCAA Reunion Coordinator at 503-743-4355. Or for Class of ’62: Jeanne Britton Devine 503-743-4228, Cheryl Hirte Dolby 503897-2102.
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Hot August Nights are upon us - all in the name of school supplies for local kids. Saturday August 11, 6pm, the Mill City Moose Lodge will be serving a 1st come/1st serve Prime Rib for $12-15 a plate followed by steaks until 8pm. And all proceeds benefit local school children by providing needed school supplies. Hamburgers and hotdogs will be served throughout the rest of the evening. Live band from 7pm-11pm, raffle prizes until 10pm. Come support your lodge and the kids in our community! Everyone welcome.
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Staff moves into new Mill City City Hall
Old city hall to close Aug 10, 13; volunteers needed for landscaping
Press release - After nearly two years, the City of Mill City staff is readying to move into their new city hall building, located at 444 S 1st Avenue, Mill City. The process has taken longer than expected due to unforeseen soil contamination and the need to work with DEQ to ensure the site is properly cleaned prior to completion of the parking lot. The work is moving forward, however, and staff is planning to make the move on Friday, Aug 10 and Monday, Aug 13. The 228 SW Broadway location will be closed on Aug 10, 12pm and all day Aug
13 to complete the process of moving. The City will be organizing a volunteer work day to install landscaping elements within the next month or two. If you or someone you know may be interested in volunteering, please contact city hall Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm at 503-897-2302. For water or sewer emergency: John at 503-930-8256 or Jerry at 503-9303887. For regular City business: leave a message on the voicemail and staff will return your call. The City of Mill City thanks you for your patience as we prepare to serve you.
Missoula Children’s Theater is back! Thanks in part to a generous grant from the Santiam Canyon Youth Benefit golf Tournament, the world’s largest travelling children’s theater returns to Santiam Auditorium in Mill City with their newest endeavor, a musical comedy rendition of Aesop’s fable: The Tortoise vs. the Hare. Auditions are on Monday, August 6 at 10am, with practice times daily from 10am to 2:30, and free lunch available through the school district summer lunch program. All students who have completed kindergarten through 12 grade are
invited to participate, and all children auditioning will be cast in a part. Cost of registration are $20 per child, or $40 max for all children in the household. Performances will be held Friday August 10 at 6pm, and Saturday August 11 at 1pm. Each participant receives two complimentary tickets, plus tickets will be on sale: $5 for adults, $3 for senior citizens and kids 5 and under. Balloons and flower bouquets will be available to purchase for your young thespian from the Santiam International Club with prices ranging from $2-10.
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Cascade Foothills Saturday Faire is back this Saturday, August 4 in Mehama on the grounds of the Odds and Ends Antiques and Collectibles property along Highway 22 near the flashing yellow light. Returning this month is Chris Corrado, the wildly popular circus entertainer whose stilt walking, juggling, champion balloon twisting, interactive comedy act keeps an audience of all ages engaged for hours. This guy is a “must see”...and it’s free! Chris will be on-site from 10am-2pm and 4
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will even teach you how to juggle if you have a little time to spare. Also, Bonnie, the sweetest horse in the world and will be at the faire representing Into the Wild Equine Adventures. She will be saddled up and ready for free photo ops! The fair will be open for business from 9:30am-4pm. Other activities include vendor and information booths, face painting, and foods! We are continually looking for new vendors with a focus on
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possible to hang up on an underwater rock just below the ledge. It is also possible to shoot straight through. If boats start a little left of the narrow north channel immediately below the ledge, they may also shoot straight through. If the boats do not push hard enough to get into the channel, they are quickly carried down on top of a huge rock in the center of the river. Bill Sanderson’s River Report With the boat high centered, the back August 1, 2012 503-897-3301 end swings to the north and there is some excitement as the bow slides off The North Santiam is one of the most beauthe rocks and into the main channel. tiful whitewater rivers in the Willamette The rapids will become much more Valley and beyond! People who have only manageable as the water level drops. seen the area from Highway 22 are shocked Mill City Falls is especially dramatic to see the beauty and the solitude of the river because of the steep drop, but the one corridor. Sometimes they are also shocked good channel is at least 12 feet wide to see the fish and game living here. and there are no rocks in the center. It’s Many heavy rapids extend from Packsad- an easy drop if taken properly. dle Park through Mill City, and Spencer’s The river water is being released Hole is the most notorious. It is about a mile from the surface of Detroit Lake, so is below the Gates Bridge and is the fourth warmer than usual for this time of year. rapids in the gorge section. At this particular Steelhead and salmon are comfortable river level it is somewhat awkward. There up at Packsaddle and Minto parks most of is an underwater ledge that comes out from the day now, and some of them drop back the North Bank to the middle of the river. If down the river to get in warmer water for boats go over the middle of the ledge, it is part of the day, and then return upstream.
River volume at Packsaddle: 1,170 cfs on July 22 and 1,360 cfs at Mehama (just over 3 feet deep). As snowmelt from Mount Jefferson decreases, typically so will the North Santiam River.
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Regis Rams Youth Football Camp, Aug 6-9, 6pm-8pm, Regis High School football field, 550 W Regis Street, Stayton. Camp Director is new Regis Head Football Coach Drew Carter, staff includes Varsity Assistant Coaches and players. $45 per person. Info: 541-968-9879 13th annual Gates National Night Out at Gates Fire Hall August 7, 6-8pm at 140 Sorbin Avenue East. Bring a dish for the potluck and enjoy free hamburgers, hot dogs, punch and ice cream from Gates Community Church of Christ, plus demonstrations by the Gates Volunteer Fire Department. All are welcome! Regis High School 27th annual Ram Open Golf Tournament at Santiam Golf Course August 11, 8am. 4 person scramble; register by August 6. Entry fee $65 for all golfers. Info: 503-769-6243 or visit www. regishighschool.net. “Lions, Squatches and Bears. Oh, My!” at Fishermen’s Bend Campground August 11, 8:45pm Learn about the beasts of the area: mountain lions, black bears and, of course, Bigfoot. (Bigfoot segment: basic, unbiased, decide for yourself - with a comparison to bears.) Free. 27300 N Santiam Hwy, Mill City. Info: 503-897-2171 or Facebook. Mehama Summer Cruise-In to benefit Joseph’s Storehouse Food Bank and All Dressed Up (prom dress giveaway) at the Gingerbread House on August 11, 4pm. Registration: canned food dona-
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tion for Joseph’s Storehouse Food Bank, and bring any unwanted prom dresses to donate! Music, raffle items, and 50/50 drawing. 7pm Lyons Fire Board Meeting Monday, August 13, 7pm. Info: www.lyonsrfd.org Wildflower Hikes with USFS August 18, 9am: Bachelor Mountain. 3.5 hour, moderate/difficult trail, 2 miles. Meet at the Detroit Ranger Station (44125 North Santiam Highway SE). Sign up/info: 503-758-3268 or clwagner@fs.fed.us. Free Junior Golf Clinic August 20 at Santiam Golf Club, 8724 Golf Club Road, Aumsville. Learn the basics and have fun while you learn! Registration limited, 503767-GOLF. Cascade Foothills Saturday Faire with Santiam Hearts to Arts on Grove St, Mehama September 1, 9:30am-4pm. Circus performer Chris Corrado from 10am-2pm. Vendor info: Joyce Trout 503-897-3116 or oilsandsaws@gmail.com Santiam Race For The Arts 5K Race and 3K Fun Run/Walk September 15 at Santiam High School. Proceeds support the 2012-2013 middle school musical production of “Sleeping Beauty,” the high school production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and guitar instruction for 7-12 grade. Registration www.santiam.k12. or.us.
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District Hall of Fame Ceremony Saturday, November 10, 7pm at the high school commons. The 1994 Santiam High School State Runner-up Football Team members are asked to contact the high school (2012 award recipients) 503-897-2311, or david. plotts@santiam.k12.or.us by September 1.
Events This Week Wednesday, August 1
9pm 50’s Sci-Fi Walk-in Theater: The Beach Girls and the Monster at Fishermen’s Bend Campground Amphitheatre. Free. 27300 N Santiam Hwy, Mill City. Info: 503-897-2171 or Facebook.
Thursday, August 2
3pm Lyons Library Summer Reading Dreamtime crafts at the Old Library, dress code theme: Bedtime “Toy”. Free. 6:30pm Santiam Canyon School District Board Meeting at the district office. Patrons welcome to attend. North Santiam Historical Society meets. Info: Frances Thomas at 503-897-2816. 4pm Veronica Gates of Lyons was born 37 years ago. Wow! She made it past 21...
Saturday, August 4
9am 12th Annual Santiam Canyon Youth Benefit Golf Tournament All proceeds benefit various Santiam Canyon youth programs and scholarships. 9am shotgun start. Golfers of all handicaps are encouraged to register. www.ybgolf.com. 9am Wildflower Hike with USFS 10th Annual Santiam Canyon School Phantom Land Bridge. 3 hour hike, moderate trail, WEDDINGS IN 503-897-2716 about 1 mile. Meet at the Gates Community THE CANYON251 SW 3rd St, Mill Detroit Ranger Station Church City YOUR CEREMONY, (44125 North Santiam of Christ Mill City YOUR WAY Highway SE). Sign up/info: “..reaching the canyon for Christ.” 503-758-3268 or clwagColleen Samuel offers Mike Stair, Minister non-denonomational ner@fs.fed.us. Sunday School 9am wedding ceremonies, 9:30am-4pm Cascade www.millcitychrisWorship 10am the way you want and tianFoothills Saturday Faire 40070 Gates School Rd where you want with Santiam Hearts to (503)897-3210 Sunday Worship 503-897-3357 gates.community@yahoo.com Arts on Grove St, Me-
Christian Church 10 am
hama. Circus performer Chris Corrado from 10am-2pm. Vendor info: Joyce Trout 503897-3116 or oilsandsaws@gmail.com 10am Free Boaters Education test at Kane’s Marina in Detroit for anyone needing their Boater’s Card (card fees apply). 10am Santiam Hearts to Arts meets at Trexler Farm Cafe, 20146 Ferry Rd. SE, Mehama. All interested welcome. Info: 502-897-2949. 3pm 4th Annual Waterfight at Fishermen’s Bend Campground. Free. Bring your super soakers or water balloons for a wet time! 27300 N Santiam Hwy, Mill City. Info: 503-897-2171 or Facebook. 8:15pm Campfire Sing-a-Long and the Legend of Skookum Canyon at Fishermen’s Bend Campground. Free. Sing around the campfire the experience a scary story: where you just don’t hear the story, you live it! 27300 N Santiam Hwy, Mill City. Info: 503-897-2171 or Facebook.
See you next month on September 4! Info: www. nschamber.org or 503-8975000.
Ongoing Weekly Events Mondays
6pm-9pm Youth Center for 7th-12th grades. Air Hockey, etc FREE. Mill City Baptist Church. 6:30-8pm Zumba in the Canyon SHS commons 265 SW Evergreen St. Mill City 503-949-7621
Tuesdays
10am-2pm Quilting Club Canyon Bible Fellowship, Lyons 910-4918 10:30am-2:30pm Santiam Elementary Library (MCMS) Check out books; participate in our Summer Reading Challenge Sunday, August 5 11:30am-4pm Santiam High School Class (thru August 16). Info: Santiam Canyon School District 503of 1962 Reunion: 50 Years at Santiam 897-2321. High School Commons in conjunction with 12pm Meals on Wheels, Senior Meals the Mill City Alumni Assn. annual pot-luck Fellowship Hall, MC Presbyterian. Meals meal. Everyone welcome. Contact: Mary on Wheels. Ruth:503-897-2204. $3.50 donation recommended. Ann (Bassett) Kosiewicz, Cheryl (Hirte) 7:30pm Santiam Al-Anon, Mt. View Dolby or Jeanne Britton Devine at 503Church, Aumsville 743-4228, waynejeanne65@hotmail.com.
Monday, August 6
10am-2:30pm Missoula Children’s Theater summer production August 6-11. Open to all students K-12th grade. Registration $20/child w/$40 max. per family. Free Lunch! 6-8pm Regis Rams Youth Football Camp, Aug 6-9, Regis High School football field, 550 W Regis Street, Stayton. Camp Director is new Regis Head Football Coach Drew Carter, staff includes Varsity Assistant Coaches and players. $45 per person. Info: 541-968-9879
Wednesdays
Work meets at the SHS library. New members, transfers welcome! Info: Roseanna Juhola 503-897-2368 6pm Bible Study at Living Water Church of God, Sorbin St. Gates. 6:30-8pm Zumba in the Canyon Santiam High School commons 265 SW Evergreen St. Mill City 503-949-7621
10am-3pm Judy’s Art Class at Mill City Eagles Hall. Oil painting, all levels welcome. Weekly on Wednesdays. Drop in, open to all. 503-859-2213 5:30-8:30pm Youth Movie Night Ages 10-18 Mill City Christian Church. All kids MUST be picked up by 8:30. Free. 7pm AA Mtg Santiam Chapel, Lyons.
Thursdays
Fridays
Free Knife Sharpening Friday at Gene’s Meat Market in Mehama (limit 5 please). At the flashing yellow light on Hwy 22. 10am-12pm Kid Zone Fun, crafts and a FREE sack lunch. Mill City Baptist Church. 140 N. 1st. St (503) 536-5414 1pm Canyon Senior Center Open Pinochle 844 South First St, Mill City 503897-4176 7:30-8:30pm Idanha AA at City Hall.
10am-3pm North Santiam Quilters, Gates Church, all levels! 897-2102 Sundays 10:30am-2:30pm Santiam Elementary 6:30pm Youth Center at Mill City Baptist Library (MCMS) Check out books; partici- Church Tuesday, August 7 pate in our Summer Reading Challenge North Santiam Chamber of Commerce (thru August 16). Info: Santiam Canyon Funny Facebook status updates: Greeters Business Networking has gone School District 503-897-2321. • Sometimes I sneak up on my alarm when on summer break for the month of August. 12pm Meals on Wheels, Senior Meals. it’s sleeping and yell “How does it feel!?” Fellowship Hall, MC Presbyterian • The way to make money on Facebook is Church. Ruth:503 897-2204 to go into settings, sign out, and get back 3:30-5 Good News Club at Mill to work. City Baptist Church. Kids K-4 Active Listings grade. Bible stories, singing, Neighborhood Report Sold & Pending games, snack. Free. 140 N. Price Changes *E-Mail Address Required 1st St. Mill City. 6pm-9pm Youth Center for Mon-Thurs 5:30a-4p 16oz Real Fruit Smoothies Suzette Boudreaux 7th-12 grades. Air Hockey, Fri 5:30a-5p $4.00 Call 503-949-4643 for details Ping Pong, Foos Ball. FREE. Sat-Sun 6:30a-5p Thur-Double Punch www.OpenGateRealty.com Mill City Baptist Church. Hwy 22 & Gates Hill Rd 503.897.6031 4-5pm Weight Watchers at 9
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Linn County Sheriff’s Office Police Log for July 23 to July 29 on the linn county side. somebody is gone now. CAMPGROUND see host at site #8 Date: 07/22/12 Time: 1:46 camping underneith with a tent Date: 07/25/12 Time: 3:52 DISTB-NOISE GATES SCHOOL the host called detroit ranger station. Date: 07/26/12 Time: 22:13 the host’s wife is at the camp ground ASSAULT REPORT SANTIAM RD Caller says the noise from the BV PR says that she went to person’s TRAFF-OTHER VIOL 7TH ST party is still going and louder than last and said she was having a problem house to get her things. When she tried Lyons Caller states that there is a Date: 07/24/12 Time: 11:09 night to get her things that woman slammed group in a sil or whi jeep that are doBURGLARY REPORT HUNTDate: 07/22/12 Time: 12:52 TRESPASS HAZEL ST Mill City LEY RD Pr reporting listed vehicle is her fingers in the door. PR says that ing cookies in the field adjacent to the in their field. It belongs to a neighbor. she is 3 months pregnant Suspect is sitting inside his vehicle Catholic church. They then race down Pr did call neighbor and he confirmed Date: 07/25/12 Time: 6:47 in the driveway. Caller has a stalk7th st and then come ing order that still needs to be served that the vehicle is his, but he does not THEFT-RPT LINN BV Caller’s Date: 07/26/12 Time: 23:24 sister stole the money bag from the know how it got against him. SEX OFFENSE RIVER LOOP till, approx. $500.00 Caller needs Date: 07/24/12 Time: 15:16 Date: 07/22/12 Time: 20:22 RD Caller is requesting phone ASST-OUTSIDE AGENCY SAN- phone contact. TRAFF-OTHER VIOL JOHN contact from deputy re: a friend who Date: 07/25/12 Time: 10:33 TIAM BV with DHS NEAL PARK BOAT RAMP lives at listed location that is being WELF CHECK KINGSTON-LYJeep Cherokee is speeding throughout Date: 07/24/12 Time: 17:57 blackmailed. the campground. Caller received info EXTRA PATROL MAIN ST Lyons ONS DR Response Link requesting Date: 07/27/12 Time: 5:59 caller reports she is having problems we check the status of a client who 2nd hand from the camp host. TRESPASS CEDAR ST Mill City is not answering the calls. They call with bears coming onto her property Date: 07/22/12 Time: 20:39 caller reporting susp attempted to take each day at this time and today there is some items, vandalized his truck and SUSP-VEHICLE KINGWOOD AV and up to her house. caller has made Caller advised that someone w/a truck reports to ODFW and OSP, and is not no answer. left on a bicycle - unk direction of Date: 07/25/12 Time: 11:00 was spinning around out where the air getting travel CRIM MISCHIEF 7TH ST Lystrip is tearing up the field. 3 people in Date: 07/24/12 Time: 18:50 Date: 07/27/12 Time: 8:05 FIRE ARMS COMPL SOUTH ons Caller reporting damage from the vehicle, 2 men and a woman. THEFT-RPT JOHN NEAL PARK someone driving behind the church. SHORE CAMPGROUND caller Date: 07/22/12 Time: 20:54 reporting theft of coolers. #19. The property is torn up, there are no is camp host and reporting shooting DOG COMPLAINT KINGDate: 07/27/12 Time: 13:12 trespassing signs posted. WOOD AV Black lab tried to attack in area caller thinks this is near the DISTB-OTHER 10TH ST Lyons Date: 07/25/12 Time: 15:48 his dog and followed them Has a blue entrance to the campground Caller’s step son is trying to leave HARASSMENT RPT 14TH ST Date: 07/24/12 Time: 19:20 collar, Dog went a yard in the area the location. He is on medication for THEFT-RPT JOHN NEAL PARK Lyons Caller received a ‘threatening dialysis and on pain pills. He is not Date: 07/23/12 Time: 11:01 letter’ in the mail from his neighbor THEFT-RPT MAIN ST Lyons BOAT RAMP PR was at John Neal supposed to be leaving. regarding his dogs. Caller requesting a Date: 07/27/12 caller’s husband’s id was taken from a Park and had some Wading Shoes Time: 18:03 wallet at location her husband passed stolen This is for phone contact. This deputy contact him. BIKE - OUT WITH KINGSTONDate: 07/25/12 Time: 18:01 happened last week away in 2006 LYONS DR caller reports two males CIV DISP RPT 14TH ST Lyons Date: 07/24/12 Time: 22:32 Date: 07/23/12 Time: 14:11 and one female, on bicycles with Caller reporting neighbor dispute over backpacks, near callers property. The DISTB-OTHER LYONS MILL FIRE ARMS COMPL OAK ST the fence placement. Caller reporting parties don’t look right, scruffy, and Pr advising someone near or across the CITY DR verbal only shotgun in river, is shooting a large caliber rifle. house but it is unloaded and put away neighbor took no trespassing signs are on/off their bikes. Date: 07/25/12 Time: 20:48 subjects are still togither Pr is not sure where the shooter is Date: 07/27/12 Time: 18:47 JUV-COMPLAINT KIMMEL Date: 07/24/12 Time: 23:48 Date: 07/24/12 Time: 6:18 DISTB-DOMESTIC ALDER ST PARK Caller reports juveniles are THEFT-RPT JOHN NEAL PARK TRESPASS LINN BV PR is Mill City caller said her daughter is upset because her sister went in to the pulling plants and doing other damage on scene and will not leave subject is campers in site 18 had items taken bar earlier and was causing a problem to the park. Caller advises she does not 32 yo female female disconnected Date: 07/24/12 Time: 10:49 with people who work there. Everyone need contact, she is requesting DISTB-OTHER HOOVER Date: 07/27/12 Time: 19:23 Date: 07/25/12 Time: 21:51 Trf Citz Compl JOHN NEAL PARK DISTB-DOMESTIC LYONS BOAT RAMP Caller reporting 2 guys MILL CITY DR Caller advises she in listed veh are driving the wrong is fighting with her husband, he was way throughout the park and not drivtrying to knock the phone out of her ing safely through the park. hand. She is also reporting that he took Date: 07/27/12 Time: 21:31 the internet away so she SUSP-VEHICLE JOHN NEAL Date: 07/26/12 Time: 0:18 PARK BOAT RAMP veh is backed PROPERTY SEIZURE/EVIDENCE up next to the trail, where caller knows IVY ST Mill City found bike ser that LCSO has a camera mounted Wayne Miley, Loan Officer 503-585-4489 Ph 167612C schwinn - clear LLW0095. caller says veh looks susp Envoy Mortgage Jul 26, 2012 00:18:57 Date: 07/28/12 Time: 16:19 503-585-3970 Fax Date: 07/26/12 Time: 1:03 ASST-MOTORIST NORTH 198 Commercial St SE # 260 503-881-2022 Direct Ph ASSAULT REPORT 4TH AV Mill MCCULLY MOUNTA caller in a Salem, OR 97301 503-859-3879 Direct Fax City Male went into NorCom dispatch 2004 ford ranger off the roadway on a center. He told them that “someone corner she is not able to get traction to liked hitting him.” He refused medics get back on to the roadway and when they told him they were go- Date: 07/28/12 Time: 20:05 ing to connect him through to SUSP-VEHICLE GATES Date: 07/26/12 Time: 14:09 SCHOOL RD 787 out on the south MVC-NON INJURY WEST side of the church with listed veh MCCULLY MOUNTAI Caller report- Date: 07/28/12 Time: 20:05 ing that he was involved in a single ASST-OUTSIDE AGENCY vehicle collision after hitting a large IRONWOOD ST Lyons man is hydraulic part in the road. He was enroute to the post office he has a walking back to his vehicle complaint of being menaced on Lily NMLS # 272862 #6666 ML #3933 Date: 07/26/12 Time: 14:47 Ln. Marion Co eta is 30 min SUSP-PERSON GATES BRIDGE
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Who were the first Europeans in the North Santiam Canyon? Answer: According to the story told by Lawrence E. “Bud” George, three French-Canadian trappers from the Gervais area were in the Santiam Canyon in 1844 trapping for furs. (Taken from speech at NSHS Meeting, April 1989.)
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How did the founding father of Lyons, James Lyons, meet his death? Answer: James Lyons was murdered in his home in 1898 by a shot coming through his window. No one was ever prosecuted for the murder.
(From 100 Years in the North Santiam Canyon. Copies: $5 from North Santiam Historical Society.)
It was a great day for a family reunion last Monday, as shown here when Detroit resident Steve Chittenden got a chance to see his mom Evelyn Chittenden, who was visiting from her home in San Felipe, Baja California. Other family members from around the state made the trip, too, like his sister Donna Pearson from West Linn, sister Patty Russell from Beaverton and sister Marnie Ragsdale from Tigard (with her two children Jessie and Zack, and friend Cameron). “I was happy to see my mom and family on such a beautiful day,” said Steve Chittenden. “This is what Detroit is all about.”
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Locals Speak: Kelly Lumber beats the big box stores, any day
Have we ever told you how much we LOVE supporting our local businesses? Well, we aren’t alone, obviously, and here’s one great example of why. When resident Sabrina Kent compared prices with Salem stores, this is what she found, and posted on Facebook: “We needed some pressure treated lumber and posts for a little section of fence. I priced it out and what I needed cost $74 right here in Mill City at Kelly Lumber Sales! The exact same thing cost $92 at Home Depot! I remember a similar price comparison in roofing when we roofed our house several years ago. Yeah for Mill City! Shop local, folks!!!!” Other people piped in to give Kelly Lumber a big thumbs up. “I just had a friend price out a lumber package for a shop 40 X 32 and Kelly’s was the best price in the canyon. Once you factor in gas and your time to drive, it’s just as cheap or cheaper to get it here locally. Time is a big factor now a days. It seems like there isn’t enough time in a day anymore so spending an extra hour driving is stupid. You’re right the service and people are great,” said Penny Keen. Others talked about the personal service. “Pat is always willing to make sure that you get the best product at good price,” added Scott Foster.
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Locals Speak: Social Graces Dog Training, patient problem solver
Linda Grace of Social Graces Dog Training will be presenting an open class on obedience and social skills starting August 15 at Mill City Scout Cabin. Linda specializes in individual attention for you and your pet - and can boast of plenty happy local customers. Penny Keen of Mill City has used Linda’s services several times to help her with her two Class Starts Wed Aug 15th dogs, Maggie and Lucy. Both dogs at Mill City Scout Cabin had special needs 6:30-7:30 pm 6 weeks and behavior is$75.00 - 6 wks sues. Now, says $15.00 - Per class drop ins welcome Keen, “People compliment me on Vet Verified Shots Required h how well behaved
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they both are. They do need to be reminded now and then... so I am trying hard to train my friends!” Terri Moberg of Mill City says, “Linda Grace is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic - and very, very patient. (My dog) has social issues, and Linda gave me lots of ideas to help Darby know that she is a dog, just like those creatures she is barking at.” Classes start August 15, 6:307:30pm (every Wednesday for 6 weeks.) Drop-ins are OK,but all participating dogs must have veterinarian verification of up-to-date immunizations. Costs:$75 for all 6 weeks or $15 each class for drop-ins. 20% discount for returning clients.
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