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The Canyon WeeklyJuly 11, 2012 Volume 3, Issue 28

News and Life - For Our Side of the Mountain!Serving the communities of Lyons, Mehama, Elkhorn, Mill City, Gates,

Niagra, Detroit, Breitenbush, Idanha and Marion Forks

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Press release - The Marion County Sheriff’s Office has re-ceived a number of disturbing calls and emails from concerned residents reporting that domestic animals are being used for tar-get practice in areas of Marion County. The reports indicate that people who are responding to Craig-slist ads offering free domestic animals to good homes, and then using the animals (specifically cats) for target practice. Officials are currently trying to determine if these reports are factual. Some reports are quoting Facebook postings and we have heard that there may be photos supporting the behavior. Marion County Sheriff’s Of-fice aggressively investigates all reports of animal neglect or cru-elty. To report information about these crimes, call Marion Coun-ty Sheriff’s Office Tip line at

503.540.8079 (and remain anon-ymous) or email Deputy Mark Ferron at [email protected]. Send any photos depicting this behavior or showing the animals reportedly shot to Deputy Ferron or the Public Information Of-ficer, Don Thomson at [email protected] or call 503-932-8002. If these reports are factual, we need your help to stop these at-tacks and arrest the offenders.

Sheriff asks for public’s help to investigate animal abuse reports

Sr. Deputy Jeff Nicoloff was working on Highway 22 near milepost 27 around noon last Sunday when he spotted a speed-ing red 2007 Acura RDX travel-ing westbound. At the time, the driver - Jason Scott Butters of Aloha, Oregon - was passing an-other vehicle and could barely control his car. Deputy Nicoloff clocked the car going 112mph and stopped the vehicle. The driver, Butters, told the deputy he wasn’t sure how fast he was going, but felt it was

“safe” because he was passing other cars. Apparently other drivers dis-agreed with his assessment as they honked their horns, waved and gave the deputy a “thumbs up” as they drove by the car stop. Butters was arrested for reckless driving and cited for excessive speed. He was booked into the Marion County Jail. The vehicle, which belonged to his father, was impounded at the scene. He has prior speeding convictions on his record.

Drivers give officer thumbs up for catching 112mph hwy speeder

The reckless driving of a 30-year old Aloha man resulted in his arrest and the impound of his father’s car near Mill City.

Mill City hosts best small town Fourth of July

Celebration

Residents and visitors agree - this year’s Fourth of July Cel-ebration and Parade brought a jovial flair to the the City of Mill City as flags were waved and freedom exclaimed on Evergreen Street, throughout town, and in Kimmel Park on July 4. Pa-rade entrants like the North Santiam Historical Society (above) competed for top honors this year. For more about the fun filled event, including photos of the crowd and entrants, see pages 4 and 5 of this issue.

Photo by Rust Bucket Photography

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Two baskets are up for grabs this year, as the 12th annual Youth Benefit Golf Tournament organizers get started with their annual youth grant and scholar-ship fundraising efforts. This is the year they hope to break the $100,000 mark of distributed funds, said Mike Long. It all started with the goal of one $500 scholarship for a local student. The fundraiser has since grown to become a significant resource for Santiam Canyon youth organizations. The two baskets up for raffle - one for the men and one for the ladies - showcase

wines, beer, meats, cheeses and many other goodies, all put together to set the stage for a football or girls night. The men’s basket is on dis-play at US Bank in Mill City and the ladies basket at the 1317 State St. branch in Sa-lem. Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. All proceeds from the basket raffle and the golf tournament on August 4 go toward schol-

arships and funding assistance for youth programs in the Santiam Canyon from Stayton-Sublimity to Detroit-Idanha. Info: www.ybgolf.com or call Mike Long at 503-897-4902.

Basket raffle kicks off fundraising events for youth scholarships

Iraq calvary flies American flag to thank Gene’s Meat Market for support

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Above: Leah Hill, Laina Atiyeh, Olivia Atiyeh, Ashley Rea stopped by with Kristin Rea to decorate sugar cookies with Sugar and Spice Bakery owner Sarah Smith last Saturday in Lyons. The activity was part of the Bakery’s one year anni-versary celebration - which marked a milestone with free samples, tea and other goodies. Sugar and Spice Bakery started in the home kitchen of Lyons resident Sarah Smith, and quickly grew

into a full retail location as they became known for their decadent scones, fresh morning biscuits,

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Does this dog look ugly to you?Correction (right): Asia, a 4 year old Rattle dog from Mill City was the actual winner of Muttugly at the Fourth of July Mutt Show last week. Vickie

Gandy is Asia’s human. The Canyon Weekly apologizes for the error...and thinks MuttCutie

should be the correct title for this canine....

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Grande Parade WinnersVehicles: 1st Place - ’Lil Red,

2nd Place - ’37 Ford, 3rd Place - Classic Boating. Mayor’s Choice: Freres Veneer Truck, Grand Mar-shall’s Choice: Lil Red. Floats: Grand Prize - Ark Animal Care.

2nd Place - Girl Scout Troop with Daisies, 3rd Place - Baughman Float tied with SBS FireCrack-

ers. Big Rigs: 1st Place - Freres Veneer, 2nd Place - Namitz,

3rd Place - Freres Log Truck. Equestrians: 1st Place - Mill

Creek Carriages, 2nd Place - Jan Leonard and her mare Jubilee,

3rd Place - Into the Wild Equine Adventures.

2012 Mill City 4th of July Fun Run and Walk

1 Jerry Corson, Gates 24:482 Jeff Hart, Mill City 27;183 Tammy Bersin, Salem 28:314 Sara Bayes, Niagara, OR 29;045 Bryan Guerin Portland 29:126 Marcella Hernanadez, Stytn. 29:477 Jessica Kiefer, Detroit 30:308 Lacey Hampton, MC 31:369 Michelle Lindeman, MC 32:5510 Lori Carpenter, Lyons 34:0711 Dylan Rada, Lyons 34:0712 Judy Clancy, Tacoma, WA 34:3013 Eric Padilla Portland 34:4414 Tracy Moore, Lyons 34:4815 Shayla Goodell, Scio 36:4216 Nichole White, MC 45:0417 Rachel Fredrickson, MC 45:07

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Mill City Fire: thanks for your donations The Mill City Volunteer Firemen would like to thank everyone who donated to next year’s fireworks. This year, the volunteers spent $5,500 on the fireworks and collected approximately $1,900 in the crowd on the night of the 4th. The volunteers spend a lot of hours preparing and keeping their certifications cur-rent so that we can have a nice display every year. For those of you that did not get a chance to donate and still want to, we will be putting up donation cans around town for the next couple of weeks, or you can stop by the Fire Hall and donate if you wish. We would like to thank the City Of Mill City for allowing us to use the waste water treatment plant to set the fireworks off each year. We hope everyone had a good time during the 4th and hope to see you next year.

Hey! We caught you waving!Remember that red-headed ball of energy sporting a

camera and tossing out free issues of The Canyon Weekly? Yup, that was our publication’s owner, Karen Widmer -

and she was taking photos of you from the inside of Mill City’s Fourth of July Parade!

Can you find your patriotic self?

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The Cascade Foothills Saturday Faire kicked off with a bang this year - with a new location, some new vendors and a new one-man, stilt-walking, juggling, balloon twisting-comedy-clown act who goes by the name Chris Corrado. Corrado, a juggler who owns “Bring Home the Circus” kept the crowd enter-tained last Saturday at the vendor event on Grove St. at Odds and Ends Collect-ibles (former Branch Equipment). The veteran circus clown from Cincin-nati recently relocated to the Oregon; during the week, he’s is a medical device engineer. But on the weekend, he teaches as he performs. The Cascade Foothills Saturday Faire was organized by Joyce Trout of San-tiam Hearts to Arts. The next events will be on Saturday, August 4 and September 1 from 9:30am-5:50pm. Vendor spaces are still open; 10x10

spot is $30. Call 503-897-3116 or email [email protected] to reserve your spot. For a digital application, email [email protected] weekend, the shady grass area next to Hwy 22 proved the perfect spot for Chris Corrado to cut volunteer Tim Widmer in

half (below). Later that day, special guest Woody (a young paint foal, bottom right)

owned by Into the Wild Equine Adven-tures, allowed several children to hold his head in their laps as he slept. Fresh to You Produce brought fresh, locally grown fruits

and veggies to the Faire and the North Santiam Chamber of Commerce (left) was there handing out local maps and business

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Saturday Faire kicks off in Mehama

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Great river level and weather conditions this week make the North Santiam River one of the best places for summer fun in the Willamette Valley! The cool water (50’s) provides relief from the heat and good habi-tat for the fish. Temp around Packsaddle is good for fish most of the day now, and it gets a little cooler in the evenings and mornings. Mehama and Stayton are a little warm in the afternoon; very good in the early mornings. The warmer temperatures cause steelhead to be interested in attacking large flies with various colors including purple, black, red, orange, and green. Oval silver tinsel and osprey feathers add interest to the offering. Spoons and spinners also work well. While most anglers are using flies and spoons, some interest is gained by standard but small lures like single corkies with a little egg or shrimp or worm attached. This is the

time of year that bobber and jig fisher-men love, and it will last for 3 months. Big trout often stay in deep pools and feed on the bottom of the river, where there are plenty of crawdads, little fish, and other morsels. They sometimes come into shallower water to feed on bug hatches or just to roam around. We found one of those three pound beauties last week in the area of Mill City, and it nibbled just like a minnow. North Santiam River Guides Association met on June 27 and discussed plans for the July 14 club picnic. RSVP to Chap Milbank (503-585-4569) for a steak or salmon deal and potluck dishes. Social (and fire starting) at 5pm and dinner at 6pm at North Santiam State Park. Guests are welcome. The “Learn the River” trip of July 7 went very well. We had several boats that all had successful runs through the best white wa-

ter on this river. Other trips are available through North Santiam River Trips. We saw two big birds sitting on a branch near Mad Creek (in the middle of Minto Park) last week, and they had grey bodies and white heads. I really could not tell if they were eagles or osprey until they flew away and the huge white tails were visible. In this same area, we often see turkey buz-zards and sometimes Great Blue Heron. Fishing around Mehama in the early morn-ing and around Packsaddle and Minto Parks in the early evening make sense. If fish think like humans, we will be able to find them. Running the river any time of day is de-lightful; the conditions are ideal and are pre-dicted to continue. Summer is finally here.

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The entire staff of the Mar-ion County Sheriff’s Office was shocked and saddened by the news of Sr. Deputy Tyler Chapman’s death this afternoon. Chapman died in an off-duty motor vehicle crash on Interstate 5 near Albany. The Oregon State Police is conducting that in-vestigation. Sheriff Jason Myers recog-nized Sr. Deputy Chapman’s service with our Office with the following comments, “We share with his family the grief of his passing as he was also a part of our law enforcement family. Tyler was beloved by his peers and known for his infectious sense of humor. He was consummate professional, dedicated and committed to training and educating law enforcement officers of the future. He will be sorely missed” Tyler Chapman was born in Califor-nia but developed strong local ties after coming to Oregon. Tyler graduated from

Sprague High School in Salem and served in the United States Navy before returning to his hometown community to pursue a ca-reer in law enforcement. He served with the Gervais and Mt. Angel Police De-partments before joining the Marion County Sher-iff’s Office in 1999. During his 13-year Sher-

iff’s Office service, he worked in the Enforcement Division as a patrol deputy and detective. He also served in the Civ-il Unit and the Court Services Division. Most recently he worked as a deputy assigned to patrol the Chemawa Indian School in Salem. Chapman assisted with the Regional Reserve Officer Academy and also taught law enforcement courses at Chemeketa Community College. Deputy Chapman lived and made his life in Salem with his wife, Torry, two children and their extended family and friends.

Deputy Chapman dies in off-duty car crash

Carl Hendrix, the founder of C. Allen Hendrix Ministries, will be performing a Christian Gospel concert on Sunday, July 15, 11am at Living Water Church of God at 132 Sorbin Ave, Gates. Carl grew up in Oregon and was raised around coun-

try and gospel music. Carl has appeared on Country Gospel Time and Strolling Down Memory Lane and is also a mem-ber of The River of Life Prison Minis-tries. An offering will be taken to benefit the church. Info: 503-689-5525.

Living Water hosts gospel concert July 15

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Anthony “Ant” Michael Barkley Berlin passed away May 18, 2012, while fishing with his Dad. He was found on June 22, 2012. Ant was born April 13, 2007, in Salem OR, to parents Brittany Endicott and Jacob Allen. Anthony loved Lightning “Dude” McQueen. In fact, he loved all the char-acters from the Cars mov-ie, though “Dude” was his favorite. Later he came to love playing ‘Angry Birds.’ Recently, he found his love for shooting zombies on any game system that his dad or uncles would play with him. He was a sweet Angel and will be missed so much. He made us all smile. Ant made us a stronger family. We will be patiently waiting, until we see him again. Anthony is survived by his mother Brit-

tany Endicott of Keizer, fa-ther Jacob Allen of Salem, step father Mikey Orren of Keizer, sisters Aubree, Callie and Lilly of Salem, brother Angel of Salem, grandpar-ents Leanne Berlin, of Canby, Carleen Graham of Gates, Tina Berlin of Keizer, Duke Endicott of San Diego, CA, Roy Allen of Cynthiana, KY., Great Grandma Irene “GG” Corey of Brook and 12 aunts and uncles, many cousins and

many loved ones. Thanks to the Gates Fire Dept, Crisis Chaplaincy Services and the Gates Com-munity Church for their support during this time. Thank you to all the agencies that used their time and resources in looking for our Precious Angel. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Gates Fire Department. Or to Weddle Funeral Home, whom donated their services.

Daphna Onita (Thurman) Pyeatt, 95, died Friday, June 29, 2012 at Heritage Place in Soldotna, Alaska. Memorial services will be 1:30pm Sat-urday, July 14, at North Santi-am Funeral Home in Stayton. She will be laid to rest with her husband in the Claggett Cemetery in Keizer. Daphna was born Aug. 28, 1916 to John P. and Lucy H. (Burney) Thurman in Cochiss, Arizona. After graduating from high school, she went to beauty school. On June 7, 1941, she married James E. Pyeatt in Tucson. He brought 3 children into this marriage, Virginia, James and Donald, and to them one son, Benton, was born. They lived in Arizona for several years before moving to Salem, where they spent many years. They returned to New Mexico, where they owned a mobile home park. They returned to Lyons, where they lived for most of the rest of her life, where she worked at the Post Office. In 2005, she moved with her foster daughter, Barbara Trombley to Soldotna, where she re-mained until her passing. Daphna belonged to the Methodist

Church and North Fork Quilting Club. She also baked and decorated all of the families birthday cakes and other occasional cakes. She canned for the family and strived to help the fam-ily at all times. She loved to work in the flowers and garden and did fancy work, such as cross

stitch, crocheting and quilting. In her older years, she loved to paint and color pictures and read animal and bird books. She was always happy and had a smile on her face. We will miss her so much as she was a wonderful asset to our family. She was preceded in death by her par-ents, husband James Pyeatt, sons, Ben-ton & Donald Pyeatt, daughter, Virginia Roles, twin brother, David Thurman, brother, Merlin Thurman & sister, Clarice Trombly. Survived by a stepson, James Pyeatt of Wickenburg, Ariz., sister, Nellie Sheppard of Yuma, Ariz., several grand-children, nieces and nephews, a many good friends, including, Margaret Kergil and Donna Hamilton. Serving the family, North Santiam Fu-neral Service, Stayton.

Diane, loving wife, adorable Momma, special friend to so many, claimed vic-tory over cancer by receiving her angel wings on July 2nd at the age of 61. She battled breast cancer since 2000. Her un-wavering faith in God and the will to be here for her children, grandchildren, and her husband has been an inspiration to so many. Our family finds peace knowing that she is dancing with Je-sus and no longer in pain. She has provided hope for so many. We are ever thankful and honored to have had her in our life! Diane was born in Aberdeen, S.D. to parents Edna and Donald Nelson. She ultimately ended up re-siding in San Diego, California where she met, and very quickly fell for the man of her dreams, the love of her life, and her best friend JR Nye. They shared an intense and deep rooted love from that moment. They officially joined their two hearts with a promise of unconditional love and commitment to one another on July 15th, 1978. Together from this love for each other they cre-ated an extremely close-knit family of 8, lovingly known as “The Nyes” They raised their six chil-dren on large doses of love and values, that Diane instilled in each of them. Their home was built on this very love and togetherness that was so impor-tant to both of them. One of these values is the im-portance of family. A near weekly tradition at the Nye house is “Family Night” for which her loving children have awarded her “Mom of a Lifetime.” Diane is preceded in death by her father Don-ald Nelson; mother Edna Wiseman; sister Phyllis Phyle; and brothers Tony Jacobson and Ronald “Ronnie” Nelson. She survived by her husband JR; daughter Sara (Kary); son Joshua (Melissa); son Gabriel (Nicole); daughter Christiana; son Noah (Courtney); daughter Danielle, daughter Julie Shafer, granddaughter Annabelle Diane; and sister Opal Marangon (Rudy). There was a celebration of Diane’s life at the Morning Star Community Church in Salem July 10 with a reception following. In lieu of flowers please make donations to Youth Missions at Morningstar Community Church in honor of her. The family asks that you jot down a special memory that you have of Diane, so that we can share them amongst family, friends, and grandchildren for years to come. She was certain-ly an angel walking amongst us, and what better way to help keep her memory alive! We love and miss you terribly Mommafay, thank you for the

Obituaries Diane F. Nelson “Mommafay” NyeMarch 25, 1951 - July 2, 2012

Daphna Onita (Thurman) PyeattAugust 28, 1916 – June 29, 2012

Anthony “Ant” Michael Barkley BerlinApril 13, 2007 - May 18, 2012

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For Sale $50,000.00 (as is) Old Mobile with Addition 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath 50’ x 100’ Fenced Lot. Info: Mike or Pam Wright 503-897-3206, 503-871-7141Give the Gift of Life: First Aid/CPR classes at Trexler Farms in Mehama available month-ly with minimum enrollment. Pre-registration required. Group and corporate classes also available at your location. American Heart Association Healthcare Provider CPR; meets professional requirements. Info: Kurt Hueller 503-859-3575 or email [email protected]. Farm fresh eggs - Locker Beef & Pork - Certified Boer Goats - Goats for rent. Elkhorn Valley Livestock. Ranch: 503-897-3224 / Cell: 503-269-6823 / Email: [email protected]. 32325 N. Fork Rd., Lyons, OregonFor Sale: Frigidaire Electric Ceramic Cooktop, looks new, works perfectly. I switched to gas. $250. Call me: 503-859-1259 - in Lyons For Sale: Refrigerator, looks like brand new - 2 door Whirlpool $265. Old Cham-pion outboard motor. Collectors showpiece dream $125. See both at Timbertown Resale in Lyons.For Rent: 2 bedroom Apartment in Gates. $500/month, $500 deposit. Water and sewer included. No Friday night or Saturday calls please. Jim 503-871-3344.Childcare Openings in Gates. Full or part time, day or night. Ages 3-9 y/o. Friday and Saturday drop in specials. First Aid/ CPR trained. Affordable rates. Call Carrie at 503-897-2678.For Rent: NEWER 3 Bed, 2 Bath DU-PLEX stove, refer, micro, D/W, grbg disp.

garage door opener, fenced back yard$715/mos + $600/dep + app fee. Older Large 3 Bed, 1 Bath well kept HOUSE stove, refer, D/W, fenced area at back $750/mos + $600/dep + app fee.Pets considered w/ fee. All Rentals Section 8 OK (503) 897-2550 CCB# 171684Space for rent. Suitable for an office or Salon in Gates. 897-2966 or 897-2161.Estate Sale-Plus Friday, July 13, 8am-8pm and Saturday, July 14, 9am - 3pm. 39975 Mad Creek Road, Gates. Huge variety, and lots of it - Priced to sell. All must go! Collectibles, fine china, tools, lawn mowers, propane tanks, router table, baby lock sewing machine, fabric lace (by the stack) craft supplies, home decor, yard furniture, glassware, dolls and toys. Too much to list...no early sales, please.

Public Hearing Notice The City of Lyons is completing the North Santiam Regional Microenterprise Assis-tance Program funded with Community Development Block Grant funds from the Oregon Business Development Department. This project offers free general classroom training and assistance in multiple business topics to entrepreneurs who reside in the non-entitled cities and unincorporated areas of southeastern Marion County and north-eastern Linn County who want to open or improve a microenterprise. It is estimated that the project has benefited at least 45 per-sons of whom more than 51% are low or moderate income. A public hearing will be held by the Lyons City Council at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 24, 2012 at Lyons City Hall, 449 5th St, Ly-ons, Oregon. The purpose of the hearing is for the City Council to obtain citizens’ views about the

project and to take comments about the lo-cal government’s performance as it relates to the handling of the grant. Written com-ments are also welcome and must be re-ceived by Monday, July 23, 2012. Both oral and written comments will be reviewed by the Council. The location of the hearing is accessible to the disabled. Please contact Lyons City Hall at (503) 859-2167 if you require special ac-commodations to attend or participate in the hearing. More information about the Oregon Com-munity Development Block Grant program and the project is available for public review at Lyons City Hall during regular office hours. Advance notice is requested.

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Events Coming Soon Santiam Memorial Hospital Auxiliary meets July 19, 1pm; conference room on the main floor. Update on the new hospital expansion. Includes light luncheon; open to the public. New members welcome. Info: Char Bartosz 503-749-2910.

Free Christian Rock Concert hosted by The Rock Youth Group at Mill City Bap-tist Church. July 20, 5pm at the Santiam High School gym. Two bands: The Wed-ding and Nine Lashes. Info: Pastor Rich Cole 503-277-3586 or Youth Pastor Derek Ownby 865-310-1230.

Berry Festival at Fresh to You Produce! July 21, 2012 at 12-5pm. Free BBQ lunch to the first 100 people, plus Berry Desserts and 50% off Berry Plants that day only.

Free Boaters Education Class and Test with Dave Zahn of the Sheriff’s Dept at Kane’s Marina July 21, 10am. (Boater’s card extra.) Registration: 503-854-3362.

Free Junior Golf Clinic July 23 and Au-gust 20 at Santiam Golf Club, 8724 Golf Club Road, Aumsville. Learn the basics and have fun while you learn! Registration limited, 503-767-GOLF.

12th Annual Santiam Canyon Youth Benefit Golf Tournament All proceeds benefit various Santiam Canyon youth pro-grams and scholarships. Saturday, August 4, 9am shotgun start. Golfers of all handi-caps are encouraged to register for this fun

filled event. Info: www.ybgolf.com.

Santiam High School Class of 1962 Reunion: 50-year class reunion will be held at Santiam High School Commons in conjunction with the

Mill City Alumni Assn. annual pot-luck meal from August 5, 11:30am-4pm. Please come and bring friends, family. Contact: Mary Ann (Bassett) Kosiewicz, Cheryl (Hirte) Dolby or Jeanne (Britton) Devine.

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 Assis-tant Coaches and players. $45 per person. Info: 541-968-9879

Events This Week Wednesday, July 11Marion County Commissioners July 11 meetings and info sessions:• 9am at Gates Fire Hall: regular busi-ness meeting; open to public. Will be televised by CCTV www.cctvsalem.org.

• 12pm at Detroit Ranger Station:

open invitation, round table style discus-sion of topics of interest like land use and development, roads, public safety, emergency response.

Info/topics: Don Russo, Economic Devel-opment Manager Marion County Board of Commissioners 503-589-3264.7pm Marion Soil and Water Conser-vation District Board Meeting at 650 Hawthorne Ave. SE, Ste. 130, Salem. Info: 503-399-5741x101

Thursday, July 126:30pm Mill City Gates Recreation As-sociation meets at Scout Cabin - 49003 Remine Rd, Mill City. Non-profit youth sports organization with scholarships for low income participants.6:30 pm Santiam Canyon School District regular board meeting. District Office. Evergreen St in Mill City.

Event submissions are printed FREE! The Canyon Weekly cannot guarantee placement; however, priority is given to typed and emailed submissions, and events occurring in the North Santiam Canyon (Lyons/Mehama to Marion Forks). Please submit

your event to: [email protected]. See any need for corrections? Please give us a call at 503-990-3037.

Lyons Library Dream Big-Read Summer Reading Program

Sign up required - up to grade 12 can track hours read (or read to) for chances to win prizes. Earn one “Star Buck” for each hour read, spend at the Library Store on August 9. Hours must be turned in no later than August 7 at 6pm at the Lyons Library. Dress the code for the day and you will be entered into a drawing!

Date Program Type Location Dress ThemeJuly 12 Mo Phillips** Music Old Library PajamasJuly 19 Eric Herman Music City Park BackwardsJuly 26 Rhys Thomas Juggling City Park Mix-matchAug. 2 Dreamtime Crafts Old Library Bedtime “Toy”Aug 9 “Slumber Party” Party * Old Library AllAug 9 Catch!! Jugglemania 5pm City Park None

All programs are free and open to all EXCEPT the “Slumber Party” on Aug. 9. This is for those completing 10 hrs or more

reading. Programs are at 3pm except “Catch”, which is at 5pm.

WEDDINGS IN THE CANYON- YOUR CEREMONY, YOUR WAY

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Friday, July 139am Mill City Planning Commission meets at Mill City Fire Hall12-4pm Lourdes Public Charter School Garage Sale Fundraiser, 347 S. Center Street, Sublimity.6-9pm Parent’s Time Out - Kids Movie Night at Canyon Bible Fellowship 446 Cedar St, Lyons. Movie, games and bible story. Free. Info: 503-859-2627.

Saturday, July 147:30am-3pm Lourdes Public Charter School Garage Sale Fundraiser, 347 S. Center Street, Sublimity.5pm North Santiam River Guides Asso-ciation Club Picnic at North Santiam State Park. RSVP Chip Milbank 503-585-4569. Choice of steak or salmon and potluck dishes. Social (and fire starting) at 5pm; dinner at 6pm. Guests are welcome.The Secret World of Bats at Fishermen’s Bend Campground. Info: 503-897-2171Adventures of Lightfoot at Fishermen’s Bend Campground. Info: 503-897-2171

Monday, July 165:30pm Idanha/Detroit Fire Board meets at Detroit meeting room7pm Idanha City Council meets: city hall7pm Lyons-Mehama Neighborhood Watch meets at Mehama Community Church 11336 Morris 503-859-3152

Wednesday, July 189:30pm 50’s Sci-Fi Walk-in Theatre: At-tack of the Giant Leeches at Fishermen’s Bend Campground. Info: 503-897-2171

Tuesday, July 1710:30am-12pm Family Building Blocks - Lyons Playgroup at the Lyons Fire Dept. (3rd Tuesday of every month.) Open to ages 0-5. FREE. Info: Hanna at Family Building Blocks at 503-507-5582.

Thursday, July 197-8pm North Santiam School District (Lyons) board meeting

Ongoing Weekly EventsMondays

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

Tuesdays10am-2pm Quilting Club Canyon Bible Fellowship, Lyons 910-491810:30am-2:30pm San-tiam Elementary Library (MCMS) Check out books; participate in our Summer Reading Challenge (thru August 16). Info: Santiam Canyon School District 503-897-2321. 12pm Meals on Wheels, Se-nior Meals Fellowship Hall, MC Presbyterian. Meals on Wheels. Ruth:503-897-2204. $3.50 dona-tion recommended.7:30pm Santiam Al-Anon, Mt. View Church, Aumsville

Wednesdays10am-3pm Judy’s Art Class at Mill City Eagles Hall. Oil painting, all levels welcome. Weekly on Wednes-days. Drop in, open to all. 503-859-22135:30-8:30pm 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.

Thursdays10am-3pm North Santiam Quilters, Gates Church, all levels! 897-210210:30am-2:30pm Santiam Elemen-tary Library (MCMS) Check out books; participate in our Summer Read-ing Challenge (thru August 16). Info: Santiam Canyon School District 503-897-2321. 12pm Meals on Wheels, Senior Meals. Fellowship Hall, MC Presbyterian Church. Ruth:503 897-22043:30-5 Good News Club at Mill City Baptist Church. Kids K-4 grade. Bible stories, singing, games, snack. Free. 140 N. 1st St. Mill City.6pm-9pm Youth Center for 7th-12 grades. Air Hockey, Ping Pong, Foos Ball. FREE. Mill City Baptist Church.4-5pm Weight Watchers at Work meets at

the SHS library. New members, transfers welcome! Info: Rose-anna Juhola 503-897-2368 #25. 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

FridaysFree 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) 536-54141pm Canyon Senior Center Open Pi-nochle 844 South First St, Mill City 503-897-41767:30-8:30pm Idanha AA at City Hall.

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Guitar LessonsPrivate Lessons Taught in Mill City by

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Date: 07/01/12 Time: 0:59 TRESPASS 3RD AV Mill City caller’s brother came back after be-ing told to leave earier. lost connec-tion. last heard he was walking away. Date: 07/01/12 Time: 18:48 WELF CHECK 3RD AV Mill City boyfriend is on pretrial release for assaulting her. caller says she saw at Date: 07/01/12 Time: 19:25 DISORD CONDUCT 1ST AV Mill City poss intox unk description Date: 07/02/12 Time: 12:22 ANIMAL - HORSE WEST MCCULLY MOUNTAI Caller concerned for 2 emaciated horses on the property. Date: 07/02/12 Time: 16:36 ASST-OUTSIDE AGENCY MOWITCH RD Linn County Lyons fire enroute to location 50 yo male down on ground, Date: 07/02/12 Time: 18:30 PERS-MISSING PAMELIA RD PAMELIA LAKE TRAILHEAD Marion Co is taking a missing person rept. They are out at the wifes house now Date: 07/02/12 Time: 20:47 HARASSMENT RPT LYONS MILL CITY DR Caller advi people at this location are making false repts regarding her son. Date: 07/02/12 Time: 22:42 THREATS 1ST AV Mill City Caller advising that her ex boy-friends sister just threatened her and raised her fist to caller. Caller would like to speak to a deputy about this. Date: 07/03/12 Time: 19:02 TRESPASS HWY 22 Mill City male intox and is walking away on foot caller advi he is her neighbor but has left. Male is now across the street hitting the gas pumps. Date: 07/03/12 Time: 20:12

PERS-MISSING WEST MC-CULLY MOUNTAI Caller reporting that her son left last friday to go see a friend in Salem. Mother spoke to him on Saturday and he was sup-posed to be back Sunday. No one has heard Date: 07/03/12 Time: 21:10 SUSP-PERSON CEDAR ST Mill City Caller states that there is a male in his 40’s or so who is acting wierd, and he has tried to get caller’s 12 y/o daughter to go with him. Date: 07/03/12 Time: 21:12 DISORD CONDUCT LINN BV Mill City male is walking down the middle of the road intoxicated caller is the sister and will not go get him because she has young children. Date: 07/03/12 Time: 23:20 DISTB-DOMESTIC HOOVER CAMPGROUND physical fighting, sp20 male vs female caller doesnt see any weapons Date: 07/04/12 Time: 9:01 CRIM MISCHIEF LYONS MILL CITY DR Caller reporting someone threw a car battery through his pick up window, passenger side. Date: 07/04/12 Time: 11:08 DISTB-OTHER EAST MCCUL-LY MOUNTAI Linn County caller is 16 yo female Dad just choked her Dad is also with caller Date: 07/04/12 Time: 14:48 LITTERING 4TH AV Mill City 2 young males in listed veh just threw corona bottles out of their veh and it shattered all over the street and into the caller’s yard. Date: 07/04/12 Time: 15:15 HAZ-TRAFFIC 7TH AV Mill City Wire down unknown type. Date: 07/04/12 Time: 18:17 VEH-PRIV PROP TOWED FAIRVIEW ST Mill City Jul 04, 2012 18:29:13 Date: 07/04/12 Time: 19:03 SUSP-PERSON GATES BRIDGE EAST female camping in a tent under the bridge - she’s apparently intoxicated - periodically topless dancing around - poss under the influence, making noise Date: 07/04/12 Time: 21:27 DISTB-OTHER SANTIAM BV Mill City she is in callers kitchen and causing prob-lems. no weapons Date: 07/05/12 Time: 0:18 JUV-COMPLAINT 13TH ST Lyons juve-niles behind the linn county shed caller says they are talking about dope Date: 07/05/12 Time:

3:32 FIRE ARMS COMPL LYONS MILL CITY DR Pr believes he heard 3 gunshots in the area. Pr is not sure of exactly where from Date: 07/05/12 Time: 6:33 CRIM MISCHIEF HUNTLEY RD Back and front window of his car bashed in. Unk suspects. Date: 07/05/12 Time: 9:11 TRF CITZ COMPL COLE SCHOOL RD caller reports exces-sive speeding in the area, everyday from afternoon into the evening caller would like extra patrol in the area, as he feels Date: 07/05/12 Time: 14:16 SEX OFFENSE EAST MCCUL-LY MOUNTAI Caller reporting that her 16yo grandaughter is dating a 26yo and is not happy about it, Date: 07/05/12 Time: 17:03 DEATH INV MAIN ST Lyons Caller came home over an hour ago and found his roommate deceased. He may have been de-ceased for over 24 hours Date: 07/05/12 Time: 20:48 THEFT-RPT caller reporting flag and flagpole taken from location solar lights taken also - occ’d overnight Date: 07/06/12 Time: 14:20 THREATS JOHN NEAL PARK BOAT RAMP Suspect came into the park on his motorcycle and was rid-ing around the park going the wrong direction. Caller is the camp host for the location Date: 07/06/12 Time: 14:56 RESCUE HOOVER CAMP-GROUND female who broke her lower leg. She is about 1 mile up the Stahlman Creek Trail. Medics are on scene and starting up the trail at this time. Date: 07/06/12 Time: 20:18 THEFT-RPT IVY ST Mill City 2 stars taken off front porch, neighbor saw kids take themDate: 07/06/12 Time: 20:55 ANIMAL - GOAT SPRING ST Mill City found a goat on 10th and LMC in the road, goat is now tied up at this location. Home owner is not able to hold on to it.

Date: 07/06/12 Time: 21:44 FIREWORKS COMPL 3RD ST Lyons illegal fireworks Date: 07/06/12 Time: 22:06 TRESPASS 25TH ST Ly-ons The fire duty chief is on scene with several people around a bon fire. Fire duty chief is asking that a deputy head that direction. Date: 07/06/12 Time: 22:56 PERS-MISSING ALDER ST Mill City Caller states that her father was last seen this morning. He did not say where he was going, and they Date: 07/07/12 Time: 0:07 CIV DISP RPT LYONS MILL CITY DR Caller advi his future ex mother in law came and took a vehicle from him. He advi she still have the title he is making payments, but he has a bill of sale. Date: 07/07/12 Time: 1:10 ASST-OUTSIDE AGENCY AL-DER ST Mill City out with FST’s DUII, would like a back up unit Date: 07/07/12 Time: 10:10 VEH-ABANDONED FAIRVIEW ST Mill City 774 - vehicle has been tagged Date: 07/07/12 Time: 13:44 PARKING COMPL COVE CREEK CAMPGROUND Caller reporting that he is at Cove Creek Campground advising that boats are parked all over even in the areas that say no parking and the handicap spots are taken with Date: 07/07/12 Time: 15:40 ANIMAL - GOAT LYONS MILL CITY DR Caller said that her goat got loose. The lady that has it refuses to give it back until she calls the police. Date: 07/07/12 Time: 21:08 DISTB-OTHER ALDER ST Mill City 2 sisters verbal fight screaming at each other no weapons The sister has asked the other sister to leave and she Date: 07/07/12 Time: 23:27 VIOL OF RESTR ORDER KINGWOOD AV Mill City Male standing in the bushes watch-ing caller call 911 now walking down 4th st. Caller has a copy of RO with her.

Linn County Sheriff’s Office Police Log for July 2 to July 8

Calls for Mill City Fire Dept June 19 - June 256/27-----15:49----------Lyons/Mill City Drive-------------Misc6/28-----19:03----------NE Alder-----------------------------Medical7/1-----01:41----------Santiam Hiway------------------------Misc7/2-----17:41----------SW Evergreen-------------------------Medical

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fuel-up the crowds with a barbecue, with free lunch for the players. Pictured (left) the MCGRA 1st-2nd grade coach pitch team All-Stars and their coaches. Back row (coaches, l to r): Clint Forste, Anna Hart, Bubba Weaver, Chris Lindemann. Mid-dle row (l to r): Mason Henness, Grace Linde-mann, Maddie Forste, Jace Aguilar,Kirsten Crofoot, Ashten Weaver, Gaven Lyon. Front row (l to r): Carter Melson, Matthew Brady, Leland Ridenhour, Katie Smith, and Ethan Breen. Top right: Mason Henness signs a ball for teammate and fan, Grace Lindemann.

Canyon All Star Baseball Teams gath-ered together Saturday for a day of playing ball and having fun in the sun at Roberts Field in Mehama. Teams from the Mill City Gates Recreation Asso-

ciation (MCGRA), Mehama and Stay-ton all got one great last day together. Scores weren’t kept...it was all about how to play the game. A local 4-H group even showed up to

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MCGRA, Mehama, Stayton baseball teams play last game for fun

• August 4, 9am: Phantom Land Bridge. 3 hour hike, moderate trail, about 1 mile.

• August 18, 9am: Bachelor Mountain. 3.5 hour hike, mod-erate/difficult trail, 2 miles.

Meet at the Detroit Ranger Sta-tion (44125 North Santiam High-

way SE). Sign up/info: Chris Wagner, Botanist for the Detroit Ranger District at 503-758-3268 or [email protected]. For a list of items to bring, visit http://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/willamette/recreation/outdoorlearning/?cid=stelprdb5362520.

Free wildflower hikes with USFS, Detroit

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