2022 North Santiam Visitor Guide and Directory

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Welcome The three R’s of the Santiam Canyon region traditionally have been recreation, relaxation and resources. After the devastating wildfires of 2020 they became recover, rebuild and renew.

Recovery has been an ongoing process, but Canyon Strong, our communities have added a fourth R: resilience!

With determination, persistence, and assistance from the federal level with FEMA; the state and Marion and Linn counties, the Santiam Service Integration Team, Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund, Santiam Long Term Recovery Group, and SEDCOR’s Santiam Rebuild Coalition headed by Rich Duncan, and others, support to those who lost homes, businesses, and their sense of security to the flames are finding ways to rise again.

Detroit celebrated the opening of a new civic and community center in June, the Santiam Canyon Tool Library – a free service – doubled in size, and there are plans in the works for park improvements and re-openings, too.

Local organizations are undergoing a revitalization, too. They are resuming favorite events and welcoming new members and projects.

The fire-scarred landscape continues to show signs of renewal.

There’s green on the forest floor and in the branches of trunkblackened trees. Plots are cleared of rubble. More parks have reopened. Community activities are reviving. Signs of construction dot the landscape. Businesses have pivoted, focusing on what they can do rather than what was lost.

The North Santiam Chamber of Commerce invites you to join in the 47 excitement of resurgence. Enjoy the Santiam 2022 magazine. It’s a great reference tool for what makes our communities strong.

Attractions & Communities REBUILT AND RENEWED......................................................... 4 SANTIAM CANYON TOOL LIBRARY.......................................... 5 RE-ENVISIONED PARKS........................................................... 6 NORTH SANTIAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.......................... 8 ORGANIZATIONS – CANYON STRONG...................................... 9 AREA MAP: Parks & Campgrounds......................................... 16

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce MEMBER DIRECTORY.............................................................. 19 ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS....................................................... 29 RESOURCE NUMBERS............................................................. 30 Cover: The view of the countryside just outside of Gates, Oregon.

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Rebuilt, Renewed Detroit’s civic center serves many uses

By James Day A huge crowd turned out amid constant drizzle on June 4 as Detroit held the opening celebration for its new civic center.

A cornerstone piece of the Santiam Canyon community’s recovery from the devastating 2020 wildfires, the new building on the grounds of the former high school houses City Hall as well as public meeting spaces and apparatus bays for the trucks and wildfire rigs of the Idanha-Detroit Rural Fire Protection District.

“So many people have contributed to this,” said Mayor Jim Trett, noting the assistance of Marion County officials, state agencies, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, other Canyon towns and a coalition of contractors and building trades fixtures organized by Rich Duncan Construction.

DETROIT MAYOR JIM TRETT, SCISSORS IN HAND, ABOUT TO CUT THE RIBBON TO OFFICIALLY OPEN THE NEW CIVIC CENTER. FILE PHOTO

THE GYM OF THE FORMER HIGH SCHOOL WAS INCORPORATED INTO DETROIT’S NEW CIVIC AND COMMUNITY CENTER. FILE PHOTO

“It was neighbor helping neighbor,” said Trett, “plus Rich Duncan and his 100 volunteers. This was all donated.”

All three Marion County commissioners were on hand, Danielle Bethell, Kevin Cameron and Colm Willis.

Trett said that he has had officials from around the state ask him “where did you get those guys? How can we get commissioners like that? They just came… they were here,” Trett said.

The event filled the civic center’s parking lot and lined adjacent streets with vehicles. The high school band of teens in “The School of Rock” set up guitars, keyboards and drums in the fire apparatus bays and played 1980s tunes. The gym was open for folks to shoot the ball around and engage in other games. Refreshments were plentiful.

And there were dozens of folks in “Detroit Strong” T-shirts and hoodies.

“We had a terrible, terrible thing happen here,” Trett said.

“But we’re going to be a better town moving forward. And we were a darn good little town before. You have to look for silver linings. It’s raining out here. So what? Another silver lining.

That’s just more water to add to the lake.”

Recognizing Resilience The Santiam Canyon communities were honored by Travel Salem at the agency’s 2022 awards program. Canyon residents and officials were singled out for being the “most resilient” part of Oregon, based on the region’s recovery work after the 2020 Labor Day wildfires.

Travel Salem cited “ongoing efforts in the face of what at times looks like unsurmountable odds following the fires. But time again, the people and leadership in these communities proved these odds wrong as they continue to fight and rebuild their lives.”

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On hand for the May 12 event in Salem were mayors Jim Trett of Detroit, Ron Carmickle of Gates and Tim Kirsch of Mill City as well as Marion County Commissioner Danielle Bethell.

Bethell, in her remarks, noted the “never-give-up spirit that achieved the remarkable levels of recovery in the Santiam Canyon.”

The event also acknowledged the first-responders, members of the business community, city and county and state officials and residents atlarge for the roles they have played.

DETROIT MAYOR JIM TRETT, MARION COUNTY COMMISSIONER DANIELLE BETHELL, MILL CITY MAYOR TIM KIRSCH AND GATES MAYOR RON CARMICKLE,RECEIVING THE TRAVEL SALEM MOST RESILIENT AWARD. FILE PHOTO

Recovery Putting tools into the right hands

By James Day The Santiam Canyon Tool Library doubled in size in 2022 thanks to a $12,000 grant from the Salem Foundation. A portion of the grant was used to purchase a second Conex box that houses the tools.

“Our first Conex box filled up quickly and we were storing equipment off site in two different places,” said Melodie Roth, SCTL treasurer.

The remaining funds were placed in the SCTL’s account to buy tools as needs are identified.

“With the two containers, we plan on having a back and front wall with a low-profile roof over the top so we can store our larger equipment there,” Roth said. “Storage has been a major issue with us. Items like woodchippers, log splitters, cement mixers, rototillers, etc., take up a lot of room.”

Roth said most of the large and expensive equipment comes from grants and donations, including from the Good360, a charitable branch of the United Way. “We have had numerous donated tools from the community as well, which we greatly appreciate,” she said.

Among the tools acquired via donations this year are a professional tile cutter, field and brush mower, scaffold, paint sprayer, concrete mixer, hedge trimmer and a just-ordered woodchipper with tow kit.

“We appreciate the ongoing support of the community and always encourage people to reach out to us if there are specific tools they need,” she said. “The Gates Community Church has been a lifesaver by letting us use their property, free of charge, for both boxes. It is such a great site because we are located just off their parking lot. We are so grateful to them for their ongoing support of our library,” Roth said.

Right now, SCTL’s biggest need is volunteers.

Roth said the goal is to have enough volunteers to hold the library open as often as possible.

“To volunteer, you don’t need to know anything about tools,” she said. “Volunteering is something anyone can do.” The library uses software to track inventory and check items in and out, she said.

“It would be wonderful to have a volunteer donate their time to learn this system in order to teach others,” she added.

“We also want to make sure and let people know, if you do volunteer and are not comfortable using the computer, you can just make a note and we will check items in and out. We don’t want lack of computer knowledge to be a reason a

person does not volunteer.”

Volunteers are also needed for tasks such as tool maintenance, engraving tools engraving tools, and cleanup.

“We are always open to new ideas,” Roth said. “We always need help with promotion, like on our Facebook page. Having someone who is very familiar with Facebook promotion would be awesome. We are open to any other promotional ideas to let people know we exist.”

Roth said the tool library has been an ongoing learning experience for all involved. Current SCTL board members are: Shawn Drake, president; Jose Moreno, vice president; and Roth, treasurer. The secretary position remains open. Board members include Lisa Chalidze, Carl Wilson, Scott Foster and Stephanie Drake. Other volunteers are Les Reddig, Mike Llewellyn and Brian Gander.

“We have been able to exist as a nonprofit due to the generous donations of single individuals and organizations from across our state,” Roth said. “Our future depends on them and volunteers who are interested in helping our canyon, not just recover from the wildfires, but to continue to grow in the future.

“From the bottom of our hearts we thank every person and organization for the donations that we have received,” she added. “We hope to continue to have this kind of support in the future.”

To become a member of the tool library, individuals fill out a simple application and show a piece of identification at the Gates location, 40070 Gates School Road. An inventory list can be viewed, and reservations can be made onsite. Send emails to SantiamCanyonToolLibrary@gmail.com.

To volunteer, leave a message on the Santiam Canyon Tool Library Facebook page or call Roth at 503-881-1931

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Re-envisioned Many Canyon parks already on comeback trail

by James Day and Stephen Floyd The devastating wildfires of the fall of 2020 damaged recreational facilities in addition to housing and businesses, but just like the recovery elsewhere in the Santiam Canyon, parks officials have been able to open numerous facilities and are planning for innovative restorations at some sites that remain closed.

The good news is that most of the facilities south of Highway 22 and or/the North Santiam River are generally in good shape. The bad news? The further north you go from the river and the highway the rougher the road back is likely to be. Things are in good shape near Detroit Lake, but if you head toward the United ARTIST’S RENDERING OF THE IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED FOR THE MILL CITY FALLS PARK WHICH WILL TIE THE PARK TO THE HISTORIC MILL CITY SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BRIDGE THAT CELEBRATED ITS CENTENNIAL IN 2019.

States Forest Service properties in the Breitenbush area, well, you federal and state relief funds, and agencies already are formuare going to have to be patient. Some operations, officials say, lating plans for improvements, upgrades and new amenities. likely will be off-limits for years.

More good news is that all of the city-owned facilities along the North Santiam in Mehama, Lyons, Mill City, Gates and Idanha are open for business, with Mill City planning sonme extensive improvements at one facility (see below).

But amid all of the bad news there is a silver lining as well.

The Santiam Canyon region is eligible for millions of dollars in THE NORTH SANTIAM RIVER IS PRIME RAFTING/KAYAKING COUNTRY, AND KEY PUT IN AND PUT OUT SPOTS IN THE SANTIAM CANYON ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS, ALTHOUGH MANY OF THE PARKS ARE OPERATING WITH REDUCED AMENITIES. CREDIT: SHELDON TRAVER

Marion County plans

For example, Marion County parks officials and their volunteer parks commissioners, have been meeting to strategize on the future of sites such as Packsdaddle, Minto and Niagara along the North Santiam and Little North Fork facilities such as Bear Creek, Salmon Falls and North Fork Park. The caveat, again, is that the North Fork properties were more heavily damaged and will take far longer to restore.

The Board of Commissioners, which will make the final decision on the parks plan, will receive and review the plan at a work session later this summer. Parks officials emphasize that the full spectrum of the repairs, restoration and upgrades in the plan likely will not be completed for at least a decade.

Marion County parks officials have divided the parks into two groups, Highway 22 parks that will feature a more developed environment, and North Fork facilities that are intended to “immerse visitors in the natural beauty of the Santiam Canyon.”

Here is a look at some of the key changes planned:

Highway 22 parks

Minto: This facility, between Lyons and Mill City will focus on fish and wildlife. Recreation goals include improving day-use capacity and access, establishing bird-watching trails and river access points and perhaps hike-in camping.

Packsaddle: this 6-acre facility just upstream from Gates will continue to serve as a launch point for rafting and kayaking

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on the river. Recreation fixes include improving driveway access and day-use capacity, a covered picnic area and perhaps a kayak launch. Niagara: The county will be working with the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde on a native wildflower and camas meadow. Recreation plans include building a restroom, expanding parking, reopening trails and new picnic areas.

North Fork region parks

North Fork: The goal with this facility just up Little North Fork Road from Lyons, is to “reconnect with nature and the river.” Recreation plans include an expanded parking area, a new restroom, a host site, a camping area, small picnic areas and trails and user access points to the river.

Bear Creek: Further up the road at Bear Creek the approach will emphasize camping, mainly for RVs, as well as activities for children.

Salmon Falls: This park is designed to be the camping hub for the region, with the former overflow parking lot dedicated to camping sites. The recreation focus will be on added 12-15 yurts, camping sites and an amphitheater for outdoor education.

HERE IS A LOOK AT A CAMPING/PICNICKING AREA AT THE NORTH SANTIAM RECREATION AREA BETWEEN LYONS AND MILL CITY. FIRE DAMAGE HAS CHANGED THE VIEW SHED AND TREE COVER, BUT THE PARK IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS WITH RIVER ACCESS AND A BOAT LAUNCHING AREA. CREDIT: JAMES DAY

Detroit Lake, the hub for Santiam Canyon recreation opportunities, is open for business, with the massive Detroit Lake State Park and its combined 271 camping/RV sites available for use, as is its Mongold day-use area.

Rafters also are good to go, with Marion County’s Packsaddle and the federal Bureau of Land Management’s Fishermen’s Bend facilities open for boat launchings, another key piece of the Canyon recreational pie.

One park has changed hands. The North Santiam Recreation Area, just east of Lyons, is moving from Oregon State Parks jurisdiction to Marion County oversight. Marion officials are PACKSADDLE, A MARION COUNTY FACILITY JUST EAST OF GATES, IS OPEN FOR RAFTING AND OTHER DAY USES, BUT PILES OF SALVAGE LOGS AND OTHER EVIDENCE OF THE 2020 WILDFIRES REMAINS. CREDIT: JAMES DAY

looking at possibly renaming the facility, which is open for business and features river access, camping and picnicking in a natural environment that for 2022 and for many years to come will offer different views and perspectives for visitors because of the number of trees that came down via the fires.

Mill City upgrades

Mill City, meanwhile, is gearing up for $500,000-plus in revitalization and improvements at Mill City Falls Park.

Smaller scale improvements have started, although no final timelines have been set for the majority of the work.

The city began planning park improvements to beautify the area along Wall Street and complement the recent restoration of the nearby Mill City Southern Pacific Railroad Bridge in 2021.

The goal of the improvements is to create pedestrian access from the bridge to a parking lot on Wall Street and create an overlook above Mill City Falls.

Improvements include a retaining wall for the overlook, 240 feet of sidewalk, new lighting and trees, and an interpretive sign. Once completed, the city plans a second phase to add pathways, fencing, landscape improvements and park furniture.

The project has featured some classic Canyon cooperation as the Santiam Canyon School District and Canyon Catalysts donated materials and labor for tasks that would not require a contractor.

This helped the budget writers focus on larger tasks such as the retaining wall, sidewalks and site preparation. More money might be coming, with Mill City hoping for assistance from the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department, the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Oregon Transportation Commission.

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Creating Community Celebrations

The Chamber strives to bring together a variety of community interests each June with a music and art festival at Kimmel Park presented in association with Santiam Hearts to Arts, and KYAC 90.1 FM and sponsored by Santiam Hospital.

Serving Youth While Having Fun The Youth Benefit Golf Tournament is Saturday, September

10,2022 at Mallard Creek Golf & RV Resort in Lebanon. This annual event has raised over $250,000 for local youth groups and education scholarships. Players and sponsors are always welcome. This event is organized by Chamber Past President Mike Long with help from the Chamber Board of Directors, and sponsored by Santiam Hospital and Freres Lumber Company. To register: www.ybgolf.com

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Thursdays 6-8 pm. Join the local business community at one of these fun evening networking events. We’re here to help business and non-profit representatives get together for better exposure of their programs and goals. Attendees come from all walks of the business spectrum and you might be surprised to learn just how active your neighbors are in the community! Dates TBA, events happen bi-monthly. https://nschamber.org/networking/ or 503-897-5000.

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Looking for something to do? Visit our online events calendar at www.nschamber.org/events for local happenings!

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Chamber Board of Directors President: Rex Mittelstaedt Rex Images Promotions 503-897-2691 • rex@reximages.com www.reximages.com

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Secretary: Michelle Gates Community Advocate 503-979-2208 • Michellegates1@live.com

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Director at Large: Dave Valencia State Farm Insurance 503-769-1800 • www.davevalencia.com dave.valencia.b8eg@statefarm.com Director at Large: Lisa Follis Santiam Canyon School District 503-897-2321 • lisa.follis@santiam.k12.or.us Chamber Liaison: Mollie Richardson 503-897-5000 • director@nschamber.org

Many of our programs are run exclusively by local people who reserve five hours a month to help grow our community.

Chamber board meetings are held by conference call on the third Thursday of the month, from 8:30 – 10 a.m.

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Organizations Association of Northwest Steelheaders Ours is one of the oldest conservation organizations in the Pacific Northwest. It was founded in 1960 and has 12 chapters in Oregon and Washington. The Salem Chapter meets on the third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at Keizer City Hall, 930 Chemawa Road, Keizer. Meetings feature guest speakers and fishing guides with how-to programs and presentations.

Volunteer activities center around the preservation of local fisheries, parks and youth fishing programs. Members advocate for fish habitat at local, state and federal levels. Contact Mile Ferris, 971-273-3422 or salemnwsteelheaders.org.

Canyon Gleaners Gleaners is a non-profit self-help food program. It is not a food bank or emergency food provider. The mission is “To give a hand up to those struggling to put food on the table for themselves and their families. This is made possible by participating in gleaning activities, allowing them dignity and self-respect in the knowledge that they are helping themselves as well as others in the community.” We do not have paid staff.

All board members are volunteers. Membership is based on household size and runs from $10 per month to $30, for families of 10 or more. Volunteers are in the warehouse 11 a.m to 1 p.m.

Wednesday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, in the back of Stewart’s Hall, 150 SW Broadway, Mill City.

Canyon Senior Center The senior center was established in 1994 to provide a place for seniors to meet. It owns its building at 844 S 1st Ave., Mill City. Center membership is open to anyone 50 years of age or older. Volunteers are welcome. The center has regularly scheduled card games and a monthly soup lunch. It maintains an inventory of health aids such as wheelchairs, walkers, etc. which are available for loan to Canyon residents. Contact: Mike or Jan Long, 503-897-4902.

City of Lyons Lyons is a local government serving the citizens of Lyons. There are several volunteer opportunities. Residents may volunteer to serve on the city council, planning commission, budget committee or library board or volunteer at the Lyons Public Library. Annually the city holds a city-wide clean-up day in May where volunteers are welcome. Contact: Micki Valentine, 503859-2167.

City of Mill City Mill City is the largest of the small communities located in the North Santiam Canyon. Located at the base of the Cascade Foothills, it is rich in logging and mill history and offers many outdoor recreational opportunities including fishing, rafting, kayaking and more. The historic Phoenix Column Railroad Bridge spans the North Santiam River. It provides a beautiful view of Mill City Falls, where salmon and steelhead spawn each year. Contact City Hall for information: Stacie Cook, 503-8972302 or scook@ci.mill-city.or.us Facebook: City of Mill City, Oregon or www.ci.mill-city.or.us

THE SANTIAM RIVER RUNS THROUGH MILL CITY.

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Fourth of July Committee In 1956, Mill City held its first “organized” July Fourth celebration, Its first “organized” parade was held in 1959. The Fourth of July Committee filed for 501 C-3 status in 2019, and every year a small group of volunteers meets to plan a one-, two- or three-day celebration. Festival grounds are in Mill City’s Kimmel Park. Food, craft vendors and entertainment, plus a parade and fireworks by Mill City Volunteer Fire Department, bring visitors from near and far. Other events have included a Mutt Show, horseshoe and softball tournaments, a Fun Run and old-fashioned family games. The committee is always looking for volunteers and ideas. Contact: Melinda Flatman, 503-871-4886 of email mflatman@wavecable.com

Meals on Wheels Meals on Wheels is a small site in Mill City. It is open to people who would like to serve the seniors in our community. It’s a great way to learn about the Canyon. We’d love to talk with you.

If you would like to be a part of the Meals on Wheels program, call Carmen Martinez, site manager, 503-897-2204.

Mill City / Gates Community Assistance Center Our food bank has been helping Canyon residents for more than 30 years. Food is given out twice each week and financial help in emergency situations is coordinated through the Ministerial Association. Volunteer opportunities always exist, whether sorting incoming food or arranging for distribution.

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Organizations A volunteer board welcomes new members. Contact: Susann Heller-Ivers, 503-897-2177 or Dan Lemke, 503-302-7754.

Mill City Library The library is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing library services to the Santiam Canyon. It is located on Broadway next to the Mill City Presbyterian Church. It has been in existence since the 1980s, but only in the current location since a fire in 2015, which destroyed the old fire hall where the library had been located. The library is staffed by volunteers who work morning or afternoon shifts providing books and access to WiFi computers and printers. The book collection is made up of donated books as well as more current titles purchased by the library. The variety includes Westerns, Mystery and Suspense, and “Cozys”. There is also a selection of children’s books and paperbacks. To volunteer, stop by the library when the Welcome sign is out and get more information. The library was originally a project of the Women’s Club with Barbara Alexa and Wilma Shepherd heading up the project. Current volunteers continue their tradition of service to the community.

Mill City Lions Club Our small but active club open to anyone who has a heart to serve others. The Lions’ motto has always been “We Serve”.

The club areas of emphasis are sight, hearing, and diabetes. As seriously as we take our mission in the Canyon, we don’t take ourselves all that seriously. If you need a little more fun in your volunteering, come check us out! Contact Sandy Lyness, 503551-2645; Dan Lemke, 503-302-7754; Steve Dougherty, 503-5668899.

Mill City Odd Fellows Our priority has been maintaining the Mill City Odd Fellow building – our largest asset – for uses that assist children, the elderly and everyone, in that order. It provides space for other nonprofit organizations and for community use. Users include The Canyon Gleaners, SKATE (Santiam Kids and Tourism Effort), Mill City Fourth of July Committee, Hearts2Arts and KYAC radio and the Santiam Canyon Chorus, as well as Young Life. The building’s future is to serve for community and private events. Contact: Tony Trout, 503-910-6414 or tonyltrout@ gmail.com.

Neighborhood Watch Residents work with the Linn County Sheriff’s Office to keep neighborhoods safe. Volunteers meet, share concerns about suspicious activity and pass information on to LCSO. Watcharea leaders meet with the LCSO Liaison Officer as needed.

Neighborhood Watch not only helps report suspicious or illegal activity, but it helps neighbors connect with and look out for each other. Mill City residents on the Marion County side are included. For information: Michael Mattingly, LCSO, 541-9179182 or Dawn Plotts, Mill City Police Commissioner, 503-5516473.

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce Through networking events and programs, the North Santiam

Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to facilitating the growth and protection of commerce in the Santiam Canyon. A volunteer board helps business owners, nonprofits and local government work together. All businesses, organizations and individuals interested in supporting the Santiam Canyon community are encouraged to join. A variety of membership levels are available. Keep up with current activities by visiting Facebook at northsantiamchamber. For membership and board details, call 503-897-5000 or www.nschamber.org

North Santiam Historical Society / Canyon Life Museum The North Santiam Historical Society is a 501c3 organization made up of members and volunteers who are interested in preserving and sharing the rich history of the North Santiam Canyon. The museum contains exhibits, artifacts, documents, photographs and stories of people who settled in the area. The Kalapoois, migrants from the United States, immigrants from throughout the world, lumber barons, railroad promoters, miners, loggers and famers all contributed to the development of the Canyon. The museum is open during the summer and by appointment. Contact: Carol Cree, 503-897-2876, Frances McGuire, 503-897-2816 or Melody Munger, 603-910-3429.

North Santiam River Guides Association The North Santiam River Guides Association provide resources and knowledge to enjoy the scenery and fishing on the North Santiam River. For more than 60 years the association has been helping people learn to drift the North Santiam through our Learn the River trips. These club-sponsored outings begin in the Spring and run into the Summer. Members and the public are welcome to participate. Monthly meetings are the fourth Wednesday of each month, 6 p.m. at Neufeldt’s Restaurant in Aumsville. Meetings feature a no-host dinner, guest speakers and fishing guides providing informative and how-to presentations. Contact Glenn Tadina, 503-769-5598 or www. nsrga.com.

North Santiam Quilters The quilters group has been quilting for each other since before the 1980s. They meet Thursdays, 10 a.m., at the Gates

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Organizations sckidsandtourism@gmail.com.

Youth Benefit Golf Tournament The tournament was established to raise funds for scholarships and youth programs in the Santiam Canyon. During the initial 20 years of the program it has distributed more that $250,000 in scholarships and grants for the youth of Santiam Canyon.

Volunteers are welcome. Contact: Milke Long, 503-897-4902 or mikelong@ybgolf.com or www.ybgolf.com

Churches Gates Community Church of Christ MALLARD CREEK GOLF COURSE, HOME TO THE YOUTH BENEFIT GOLD TOURNAMENT Photo Courtesy Mallard Creek

Community Church Fellowship Room. Anyone who enjoys sewing, fabrics, visiting, etc. is welcome. You need not be a quilter. Some bring their own projects to work on. Others work on one of the on-going projects the quilters have in the frame.

Contact: Cheryl Dolby, 503-897-2102 or Carolyn Lichlyter, 503897-3398.

Santiam Canyon Community Chorus The chorus is a non-audition, community chorus which rehearses in Mill City and performs throughout the Santiam Canyon. Rehearsals are Mondays, 7 - 8:30 p.m. at Stewart’s Hall in Mill City. COVID vaccinations are required. Contact: Jo Ann, 503-859-2502.

Santiam Kids and Tourism Santiam Kids and Tourism Effort (SKATE) endeavors to increase recreational activities and tourism by providing activities and economic prosperity for people of all ages to enrich the lives of residents and visitors alike. Formed as a 501c-3 non-profit in 2014, SKATE’s primary project is to complete the acquisition of funding and the construction of a skate park in Mill City.

Kids are a vital part of the organization, as are volunteers.

SKATE will join other local organizations to work with Santiam Canyon youth on life skills helpful for their growth and development. Contact: Melinda Flatman, 503-871-4886 or

We are a small church in a small town but we are big on helping this Canyon strive and grow. Our mission statement is: Live by Faith; Known by Love; Hope in Christ. We offer activities such as JAM time (Jesus and Me) a fun program for the children in the community. We put together and distribute holiday food boxes and work with the local food bank. We have our Mary Martha group for the ladies to get to know one another, encourage each other, and minister to those in need. We have a quilting group that meets once a week to quilt, fellowship, and share a meal. We have prayer groups that meet and weekly Bible studies. We are planning more fun activities. Check us out!

Be part of the family! Our Worship Service is 11 a.m., Sunday with adult Sunday school at 9:45 am. Contact: 503-897-3210, gatesccchrist@gmail.com, 40070 Gates School Road, Gates.

Liberty Fellowship Ours is a Spirit filled family church. We are focused on “loving one another” as Christ said, “It’s your love for one another that will show you are my disciples” (John 13:35). We are a “Hospital For The Heart” offering Bible-based teaching. We currently have men’s, women’s and children’s ministries. Our desire is to “Equip the saints for the wok of the ministry” (Eph. 4:12).

We are meeting Sundays, 11 a.m. in the Canyon Senior Center, 844 SW 1st,St., Mill City. Contact: Pastor David, 503-930-7168 or www.libertyfellowshipmillcity.com.

Mill City Christian Church The church exists to lead people to the Father, disciple them in Christ , and serve with the Holy Spirit. We do this by loving and

Idanha Country Store

“Our family serving yours”

Idanha Grill

Glenn has personally served the community for over 30 years.

503.854.3354

224 N. Third Avenue, Stayton (503) 769-9010 www.santiamfuneral.com • nsantiamfs@wvi.com

183 Hwy 22 • 503.854.3354

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Glenn Hilton Family, Owners

North Santiam Funeral Service

Our Patrons tell us it’s the Best Pizza Ever!

Pizza Wings Fries Sliders Salads Great Desserts & More Full Bar

Great Beer Selections, on Tap and in Bottles

503-743-1267

7620 3rd Street, Turner, Oregon 97392

Hours: Wed & THu 2–8 pm, Fri 2–9 pm, saT 11–9, sun 11–7, Closed mon & Tue

A unique Gas Station-themed Sports Bar

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Real estate Investments, llC

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Organizations to show the people of the Santiam Canyon the love of God. Our teaching is centered on the Word of God. We sing to bring praise to God. We enjoy a variety of activities designed to build community and friendships. All are welcome every Sunday at 10:30 a.m., 440 5th St, Lyons. Contact: Bart, 503-859-2643.

Santiam Student Ministry The ministry exists to serve young people, grades seven through 12. Our Community Youth Group meets Thursdays, 6:30 p.m. at the Old School Community and Youth Center in Mehema, providing students with fun and a safe place to enjoy playing games, hearing a positive message and just plain hanging out. Santiam Student Ministry emphasizes the core values of: Connect, Worship and Serve! Contact: Bob Collinge, 503-859-2643.

MILL CITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Photo: Steve Beckner

encouraging those in the church and those outside. We have Bible studies, men’s/women’s fellowship and special disciple studies throughout the year. We run Laundry Love to help those needing assistance, support the local Young Life ministry and have assisted those who were affected by the wildfires.

We meet Sundays at 10 a.m., 233 SW 3rd St, Mill City. Contact: Pastor Paul Luna, 541-375-0019.

Mill City Presbyterian Church We have a 125-year history of providing a place where people gather to worship, to grow in their faith walk, and for fellowship and support of each other, and, most importantly, to tell others about God’s love for them. We are a small congregation. Our denomination and our building are quite traditional, yet our philosophy in serving God is anything but. We believe in thinking “outside the pew.” We worship at 10 a.m. Sundays, 236 SW Broadway. Contact: Chris Hansen, 503-897-3498.

Mill City Seventh Day Adventist Church We are a Christian community and would love to have you join our family. Please join us for Bible study, worship, and prayer. We meet Saturdays, Sabbath School 9:45 a.m., Worship Service 11 a.m., Vegetarian Potluck at Noon at 501 Ivy St., Mill City. Contact: 503-897-5224

Mt. Horeb Baptist Church A brand-new building. A brand-new challenge. Pastor Rich and our congregation try to put Jesus first, not only by preaching the Bible, but also by being available for the Mill City / Gates community. Everyone needs help sometimes, member or not.

Our bus knows how to find kids eager to hear God’s Word and have fun in the process. These short, boisterous folks are our future. Our children’s ministry team instills our love and Jesus’ love for them. VBS is a highlight. We also hope to get our men’s and women’s ministries back running soon. And we like to sing!

Pastor Richard Cole, 503-277-3586, Mt. Horeb Baptist Church, 132 E. Sorbin Ave, Gates.

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St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church We strive to carry out and continue the mission of Jesus Christ on Earth. Our parish community works to share the Word of God, help those in heed and live as examples to all by volunteering in the local Food Bank, Meals on Wheels and various organizations and ministries in town. Built in 1910, St. Catherine of Siena underwent a major restoration in time for the Centennial Celebration in 2010. While retaining the original tongue in groove old growth fir which lines the walls and ceiling, new stained glass windows were commissioned and completed by local artist Gary Swanson. 716 S. 1st St, Mill City. Contact: Immaculate Conception Parish office at 503-769-2656 or email lyndaharrington1@gmail.com.

St. Patrick Catholic Church We celebrate the presence of Jesus Christ in Word and Sacraments. Inspired by the Holy Spirit, the parish community strives to witness our faith, share our gifts in loving service and encourage people to build relationships with Jesus and one another. 364 7th St, Lyons. Contact: Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Stayton, 503-769-2656.

ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA CATHOLIC CHURCH Photo: Steve Beckner

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Giovanni’s Mountain Pizza

Dave Valencia, Owner/Agent

503-897-2614 • On Highway 22 in Mill City

We offer service with a smile from an experienced professional team. We are ready to offer competitive prices with common sense solutions for your insurance needs.

Stop by, call, e-mail for a no-obligation quote. We would love to hear from you!

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280 S. 1st Ave., Mill City 503.897.4100 santiamhospital.org

Lynn Gower, DO Johannah Gregg, FNP

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www.focusheatingandcooling.com

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Member Directory ADA Services.............19 Advertising...............19 Art Classes................19 Arts and Crafts..........19 Auto Parts.................19 Catering....................19 Child Care..................21 Churches...................21 Coffee & Espresso.....21 Colleges....................21 Community Development............22 Construction.............21 Contractors...............21 Credit Unions............21 Education..................21 Elected Officials........21 Event Centers............21 Excavation................21 Farms, Equipment & Supplies....................21 Fast Food..................23 Financial Services......21

Flower Shops............21 Forestry/Wood Products...................21 Fraternal Organizations...........21 Funeral Homes..........23 Garbage Collection...23 Gifts..........................23 Gidts & Souvenirs......23 Heating & Air Conditioning.............23 Home Heating...........23 Hospital....................23 Housing....................23 Insurance..................23 Landscape Supplies...23 Legal Services...........23 Marinas.....................23 Medical/Dental.........23 Metal Art..................23 Mobile Home Community...............23 News Media..............23

Personal Services......23 Printing & Design......23 Promotional Products...................23 Public Agencies.........23 Public Assistance......23 Radio Stations...........25 Real Estate................25 Recreation................25 Recycling..................25 Restaurants..............25 River Guides..............25 Roads & Rock Products...................26 RV Parking & Storage.....................26 Self Storage..............26 Surveying..................26 Tourism Info..............26 Trucking....................26 Utlities......................26 Weddings..................26 Youth Camps.............26

ADA SERVICES – CATERING Chamber member businesses in bold.

ADA SERVICES

Upward Bound Camp

40151 Gates School Road Gates, OR 97346 503-897-2447 https://www.upwardboundcamp.org

ADVERTISING

KYAC 90.1 FM Community Radio 158 W Broadway Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-6397 www.kyacfm.org

Our Town/Mt. Angel Publishing Inc 2340 Martin Dr #104 Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-9525 www.ourtownlive.com

The Canyon Weekly 2340 Martin Drive #104 Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-9525 www.canyonweekly.com

ART CLASSES

The Craft Shack and More

218 SW Broadway St Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-4363 https://www.facebook.com/thecraftshackmore

ARTS AND CRAFTS

The Craft Shack and More 218 SW Broadway St Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-4363 https://www.facebook.com/ thecraftshackmore

AUTO PARTS

Davison Auto Parts 21385 Santiam Hwy Mehama, OR 97384 503-859-2100 www.davisonnapa.com

CATERING Mill City Subway

509 Santiam Blvd NE Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-6087

Frank Pellets LLC Leaders in Green ManufacturinG

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The Craft Shack and More Cindy Mudrick

We do special orders.

SIGNS

Find us on Facebook The Craft Shack & More

Rex Mittelstaedt rex@reximages.com

GIFT

All handmade, hand crafted, repurposed & upcycled items.

503 897 4363 218 SW Broadway St. P.O. Box 1204, Mill City, OR 97360 thecraftshack1001202@gmail.com

Angie Mittelstaedt angie@reximages.com

815 NW Santiam Blvd.

Mill City, OR 97360 (503)897-2691 (541) 517-2286 text

STORE

647 NE Santiam Blvd, Mill City OR Open 8-4 Everyday 503-897-2378

Promotional Products - Your Logo www.reximages.com

D&W

since 1977

Automotive

118 North Center Sublimity, Oregon 97385 503-769-7471 Heavy Truck & Farm Equipment High Performance & 4-Wheel Auto, Truck & Tractor Parts

General Repair & Welding Foreign & Domestic Machine Shop & Metal Fabrication

Jefferson Truck & Auto 922 North Second Street since 2003

Jefferson, Oregon 97352 541-327-1100

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Your Auto, Truck & Tractor Parts Store

CATERING – FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS Trexler Farm, Inc

20146 Ferry Rd SE Stayton, OR 97383 503-859-4488 www.trexlerfarm.com

CHILD CARE

Oregon Charter Academy 833 Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 (503) 897-2272 https://www.oregoncharter.org

CHURCHES

Gates Community Church of Christ

Mid Willamette Valley Community Action Agency

280 NE Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 503-339-9080 www.mwvcaa.org/programs/crp

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce PO Box 222 Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-5000 www.nschamber.org

North Santiam Fraternal Order of Eagles #3384

40070 Gates School Rd Gates, OR 97342 503-897-3210

640 SW Broadway Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-3100

COFFEE & ESPRESSO

Stayton Sublimity Chamber of Commerce

Rosie’s Mountain Coffee House 647 NE Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2378 www.rosiesscones.com

175 E. High St. Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-3464 www.staytonsublimitychamber.org

Sandy’s Lakeside Coffee & RV

Upward Bound Camp

1487 N. Santiam Hwy. Idanha, OR 97350 503-854-3349

40151 Gates School Road Gates, OR 97346 503-897-2447 https://www.upwardboundcamp.org

COLLEGES

CONSTRUCTION

Chemeketa Community College 4000 Lancaster Drive SE Salem, OR 97305 503-399-5000 www.chemeketa.edu

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Canyon Crisis and Resource Center 825 Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2372

Chemeketa Community College 4000 Lancaster Drive SE Salem, OR 97305 503-399-5000 www.chemeketa.edu

Detroit Lake Recreation Area Business Association 215 D St. Detroit, OR 97342 503-931-1885 www.detroitlakeoregon.org

Gates Community Church of Christ 40070 Gates School Rd Gates, OR 97342 503-897-3210

Benchmark Builders 39941 Mad Creek Road Gates, OR 97346 503-897-4044

CREDIT UNIONS NW Preffered Federal Credit Union 393 E Florence St Stayton, OR 97383 (866) 236-6968 www.nwpreferredfcu.com

39941 Mad Creek Road Gates, OR 97346 503-897-4044

Elements Construction & Remodeling

503-871-1248 elementsconstructionandremodeling.com

Focus Heating and Cooling 1740 Shaff Rd #316 Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-7519 www.focusheatingandcooling.com

Siegmud Excavation & Construction 18052 Fern Ridge Rd. Stayton, OR 97383 (503) 769-6280 https://siegmundexcavation.com

CONTRACTORS

Associated General Contractors Oregon-Columbia Chapter 9450 SW Commerce Circle #200 Wilsonville, OR 97070 503-682-3363 www.agc-oregon.org

Broken Bow Ranch

4000 Lancaster Drive SE Salem, OR 97305 503-399-5000 www.chemeketa.edu

Mill City Subway

Mid Willamette Valley Community Action Agency

280 NE Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 503-339-9080 www.mwvcaa.org/programs/crp

North Santiam School District 1155 N 3rd Ave Stayton, OR 97383 (503) 769-6924 https://www.nsantiam.k12.or.us

Oregon Charter Academy

150 SW Evergreen Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2321 www.santiam.k12.or.us

315 Frontier Drive Gates, OR 97346 503-580-2354

FARMS, EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

EDUCATION

Chemeketa Community College

Santiam Canyon School District

Castle Construction, Inc

18052 Fern Ridge Rd. Stayton, OR 97383 (503) 769-6280 https://siegmundexcavation.com

40101 Gates School Rd Gates, OR 97346 503-897-2232

833 Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 (503) 897-2272 https://www.oregoncharter.org

Benchmark Builders

EXCAVATION Siegmud Excavation & Construction

FAST FOOD 509 Santiam Blvd NE Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-6087

Poppa Al’s Famous Hamburgers 198 NE Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2223

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Dave Valencia, State Farm Insurance

1203 N 1st Ave Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-1800 https://www.davevalencia.com

NW Preffered Federal Credit Union 393 E Florence St Stayton, OR 97383 (866) 236-6968 www.nwpreferredfcu.com

FLOWER SHOPS Stayton Flowers

ELECTED OFFICIALS

1486 N First Ave Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-6331 www.staytonflowers.com

300 SW 4th Ave Albany, OR 97321 541-967-3825 www.co.linn.or.us

Freres Lumber Co., Inc.

Linn County Board of Commissioners

Marion County Board of Commissioners 555 Court St NE Salem, OR 97301 503-588-5212 www.co.marion.or.us

Representative Sherrie Sprenger 900 Court Street Salem, OR 97301 503-968-1417 www.sherriesprenger.com

EVENT CENTERS

FORESTRY/WOOD PRODUCTS

141 14th Street Lyons, OR 97358 503-859-2121 www.frereslumber.com

Henness Logging Inc. 39646 Gates School Rd Gates, OR 97346 503-897-3319

FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS

North Santiam Fraternal Order of Eagles #3384 640 SW Broadway Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-3100

Trexler Farm, Inc

20146 Ferry Rd SE Stayton, OR 97383 503-859-4488 www.trexlerfarm.com

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Oregon Realtor

Mobile: 503.415.1328 Email: laura.erickson@coldwellbanker.com Website: www.LauraSellsIt.com Facebook: LauraSellsIt Serving Santiam Canyon and the Mid Willamette Valley

Professional Staff Responsive Service Competitive Pricing Sublimity Insurance Company

100 SW Sublimity Blvd., Sublimity, OR 97385 503-769-6344 www.sublimityins.com

114 SE Church St. Sublimity 503.769.2259 santiamhospital.org

Auto | Homeowners | Farm | Umbrella Protecting Oregonians since 1896

Property and casualty insurance offered through Sublimity Insurance Company. Not all products available in all states.

We Care | Relationships Matter | Do The Right Thing | Believe It’s Possible | Own It

Emily Alvale, MD Sara Dunham, MD Michael Bass, PA-C Erin Cramer, PA-C Lisa Oreschak, PA-C

For 100 years, the AGC Oregon-Columbia Chapter has been the premier professional association for contractors in Oregon and SW Washington, representing the best of the best in construction. Together we’re setting the bar for quality and safety.

Our volunteers have been hard at work building sheds that provide protected and secure storage for canyon residents rebuilding after devastating fires. AGC members don’t just build high rises and bridges… we build communities.

BUILD WITH THE BEST www.agc-oregon.org #Happy100AGC

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FUNERAL HOMES – PUBLIC ASSISTANCE FUNERAL HOMES

North Santiam Funeral Service 224 N 3rd Ave Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-9010 www.santiamfuneral.com

Weddle Funeral Service 1777 N 3rd Ave Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-2423 www.weddle-funeral.com

GARBAGE COLLECTION

Ask Me About Recycling

1740 Shaff Road #105 Stayton, OR 97383 (503) 569-0146 www.askmeaboutrecycling.com

Pacific Sanitation, Inc 3475 Blossom DR NE Salem, OR 97301 503-393-1031 www.pacsan.net

GIFTS

Metal Art Your Way 33635 North Fork Rd SE Lyons, OR 97358 503-897-3253

Stayton Flowers

1486 N First Ave Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-6331 www.staytonflowers.com

GIFTS AND SOUVENIRS

The Craft Shack and More 218 SW Broadway St Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-4363 https://www.facebook.com/ thecraftshackmore

Rex Images Promotions 815 NW Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2691 www.reximages.com

HOME HEATING

Kane’s Marina

47983 E Lyons-Mill City Drive Lyons, OR 97358 503-897-2371 http://www.franklumberco. com/products/packsaddle-pellets/

Mill City Dental Center

Frank Pellets,LLC(Previously Packsaddle Pellets)

HOSPITAL

Santiam Hospital & Clinics 1401 N. 10th Ave. Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-9241 www.santiamhospital.org

245 N Santiam Hwy E Gates, OR 97346 971-719-0651 https://sites.google.com/view/deercreek/home

INSURANCE

LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES Allied Rock

Santiam Heating & Sheetmetal INC.

41713 Stayton Scio Rd. Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-8483 www.santiamheating.com

NEWS MEDIA

18825 Old Mehama Rd Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-3034 www.alliedrockllc.com/

KYAC 90.1 FM Community Radio

North Santiam Paving Co.

LEGAL SERVICES

582 E Washington St Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-7741 www.staytonlaw.com

MARINAS Detroit Lake Marina

115 Breitenbush Road Detroit, OR 97342 503-854-3423 www.detroitlakemarina.com

MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY 245 N Santiam Hwy E Gates, OR 97346 971-719-0651 https://sites.google.com/ view/deercreek/home

385 Northeast Santiam Blvd.

Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2324

Stayton Law

33635 North Fork Rd SE Lyons, OR 97358 503-897-3253

Deer Creek Hollow

Uffelman Insurance

1740 Shaff Rd #316 Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-7519 www.focusheatingandcooling.com

280 S. 1st Ave Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-4100 www.santiamhospital.org/ clinic-Santiam-Medical.php

Metal Art Your Way

1203 N 1st Ave Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-1800 https://www.davevalencia.com/

HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

Focus Heating and Cooling

Santiam Hospital

METAL ART

Dave Valencia, State Farm Insurance

46195 Lyons-Mill City Drive Lyons, OR 97358 503-769-3439 www.north-rock.com

548 S 1st Ave Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2353

Santiam Medical Clinic

Deer Creek Hollow

NorthRock, Inc

MEDICAL & DENTAL

1401 N. 10th Ave Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-9241 www.santiamhospital.org

HOUSING

41203 Kingston Lyons Dr SE Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-3436 www.NSPor.com

530 Clester Road, Detroit, OR 97342 503-854-3362

158 W Broadway Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-6397 www.kyacfm.org

Our Town/Mt. Angel Publishing Inc 2340 Martin Dr #104 Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-9525 www.ourtownlive.com

The Canyon Weekly

2340 Martin Drive #104 Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-9525 www.thecanyonweekly.com

PERSONAL SERVICES

Weddings and Rituals

2516 62nd Avenue Southeast Salem, OR 97317 503-949-8071 https://www.weddingsandrituals.com

PRINTING & DESIGN

Our Town/Mt. Angel Publishing Inc 2340 Martin Dr #104 Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-9525 www.ourtownlive.com

Rex Images Promotions 815 NW Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2691 www.reximages.com

The Canyon Weekly

2340 Martin Drive #104 Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-9525 www.thecanyonweekly.com

PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS

Rex Images Promotions 815 NW Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2691 www.reximages.com

PUBLIC AGENCIES

City of Detroit

160 N Detroit Ave, Detroit, OR 97342 503-854-3496 www.detroitoregon.us

City of Gates

101 Sorbin Ave. W Gates, OR 97346 503-897-2669 www.cityofgates.com

City of Lyons

449 5th St Lyons, OR 97358 503-859-2167 www.cityoflyons.org

City of Mill City

444 S. 1st Ave Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2302 www.ci.mill-city.or.us

Linn County Board of Commissioners 300 SW 4th Ave Albany, OR 97321 541-967-3825

Marion County Board of Commissioners 555 Court St NE Salem, OR 97301 503-588-5212 www.co.marion.or.us

PUBLIC ASSISTANCE

Canyon Crisis and Resource Center 825 Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2372

Mid Willamette Valley Community Action Agency

280 NE Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 503-339-9080 www.mwvcaa.org/programs/crp

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Wills, Trusts, Estate and Probate · Real Estate Matters Business and Corporate Law · 20 Years in Practice

205 Main Street, Aumsville 503.749.4734 santiamhospital.org

Scott Hadden, MD Tanie Hotan, MD Lauren Carlson, FNP Ty Weber, FNP

Outdoor Power Equipment Outdoor Power Equipment store store right righthere here in inthe the canyon.

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(503) 509-0418 1200 Wilco Rd, Stayton

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RADIO STATIONS – RIVER GUIDES RADIO STATIONS

KYAC 90.1 FM Community Radio 158 W Broadway Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-6397 www.kyacfm.org

REAL ESTATE

Laura Erickson/Coldwell Banker Professional Group 46254 E Lyons Mill City Dr. Lyons, OR 97358 503-415-1328 www.laurasellsit.com

Sandy Lyness Real Estate Investments, LLC 49258 SE Kingwood Ave Mill City, OR 97360 503-551-2645 www.sandylynessrealestate.com

Marion County Board of Commissioners 555 Court St NE Salem, OR 97301 503-588-5212 www.co.marion.or.us

RECREATION

Stayton Sublimity Chamber of Commerce

Detroit Lake Marina

Poppa Al’s Famous Hamburgers

115 Breitenbush Road Detroit, OR 97342 503-854-3423 www.detroitlakemarina.com

175 E. High St. Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-3464 www.staytonsublimitychamber.org

Detroit Lake Recreation Area Business Association

RECYCLING

215 D St. Detroit, OR 97342 503-931-1885 www.detroitlakeoregon.org

eNRG Kayaking

1740 Shaff Road #105 Stayton, OR 97383 (503) 569-0146 www.askmeaboutrecycling.com

Pacific Sanitation, Inc

115 NE Wall St. Mill City, OR 97360 503-887-5033

3475 Blossom DR NE Salem, OR 97301 503-393-1031 www.pacsan.net

Fur Sure Outfitters

RESTAURANTS

875 NW River Road Mill City, OR 97360 (503) 991-9449 www.fursureoutfitters.com

Kane’s Marina

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce PO Box 222 Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-5000 www.nschamber.org

Ask Me About Recycling

198 NE Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2223

Rosie’s Mountain Coffee House 647 NE Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2378 www.rosiesscones.com

Trexler Farm, Inc

20146 Ferry Rd SE Stayton, OR 97383 503-859-4488 www.trexlerfarm.com

RIVER GUIDES

eNRG Kayaking 115 NE Wall St. Mill City, OR 97360 503-887-5033

Fur Sure Outfitters

530 Clester Road, Detroit, OR 97342 503-854-3362

Mill City Subway

509 Santiam Blvd NE Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-6087

875 NW River Road Mill City, OR 97360 (503) 991-9449 www.fursureoutfitters.com

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ROADS & ROCK PRODUCTS – YOUTH CAMPS Lakeview RV Park ROADS & ROCK PRODUCTS North Santiam Paving Co. 41203 Kingston Lyons Dr SE Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-3436 www.NSPor.com

NorthRock, Inc

46195 Lyons-Mill City Drive Lyons, OR 97358 503-769-3439 www.north-rock.com

Siegmud Excavation & Construction 18052 Fern Ridge Rd. Stayton, OR 97383 (503) 769-6280 https://siegmundexcavation.com/

RV PARK & STORAGE

Apple Pi Storage

2245 Apple Loop Lyons, OR 97358 503-559-7169 www.applepiestorage.com

Detroit Lake Marina

115 Breitenbush Road Detroit, OR 97342 503-854-3423 www.detroitlakemarina.com

110 Lake Street Detroit, OR 97342 503-851-2604 lakeviewrvpark-detroit.com

Sandy’s Lakeside Coffee & RV 1487 N. Santiam Hwy. Idanha, OR 97350 503-854-3349

Santiam Self Storage, LLC

2160 Apple Loop Lyons, OR 97358 503-979-3821 https://www.santiamselfstorage.com/

SELF STORAGE

Apple Pi Storage

2245 Apple Loop Lyons, OR 97358 503-559-7169 www.applepiestorage.com

Santiam Self Storage, LLC

2160 Apple Loop Lyons, OR 97358 503-979-3821 https://www.santiamselfstorage.com/

SURVEYING

Barker Surveying

3657 Kashmir Way SE Salem, OR 97317 503-588-8800 www.barkerwilson.com

TOURISM INFORMATION

TRUCKING

Stayton Sublimity Chamber of Commerce

Freres Lumber Co., Inc.

Detroit Lake Recreation Area Business Association

Consumers Power Inc.

175 E. High St. Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-3464 www.staytonsublimitychamber.org

215 D St. Detroit, OR 97342 503-931-1885 www.detroitlakeoregon.org

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce PO Box 222 Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-5000 www.nschamber.org

TOWING

Santiam Towing and Recovery 611 Main St. Lyons, OR 97358 503-859-5757 www.strtowing.com

141 14th Street Lyons, OR 97358 503-859-2121 www.frereslumber.com

UTILITIES

6990 West Hills Rd. Philomath, OR 97370 541-929-3124 www.cpi.coop

Pacific Power

525 Wilco Road Stayon, OR 97383 503-767-6809 www.pacificpower.net

WEDDINGS

Weddings and Rituals

2516 62nd Avenue Southeast Salem, OR 97317 503-949-8071 https://www.weddingsandrituals.com/

YOUTH CAMPS

Upward Bound Camp

40151 Gates School Road Gates, OR 97346 503-897-2447 https://www.upwardboundcamp.org/

Santiam Elementary 503-897-2368 Santiam Junior/Senior High 503-897-2311 Santiam Canyon Preschool 503-897-0987 Oregon Charter Academy 503-897-2272

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(503) 769-5836

NORTH SANTIAM SCHOOL DISTRICT Serving the communities of Stayton, Sublimity, Lyons and Mehama

Mari-Linn / grades K-8 Options Academy / grades K-12 Stayton Elementary / grades K-3 Stayton High / grades 9-12 Stayton Intermediate/ Middle / grades 4-8 Sublimity / grades K-8

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Integrated Solid Waste Management Commercial & Residential Garbage Collection Recycling Collection Junk Removal

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503-393-1031 Serving Detroit • Idanha Mill City • Gates • Lyons NE Salem • Brooks • Jefferson • Turner Marion and Linn Counties

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Cherriots Regional buses serve communities throughout Marion and Polk counties with express service in Santiam Canyon. Let us get you there!

Complete schedule and route details available at: Cherriots.org/regional

Alphabetical Directory

Chamber member businesses in bold.

Allied Rock

503-769-3034

Consumers Power Inc. 541-929-3124

Henness Logging Inc. 503-897-3319

Landscape Supplies

Utilities

Forestry/Wood Products

Apple Pi Storage

Dave Valencia, State Farm Insurance

Kane’s Marina

503-559-7169

503-897-3100

& Design, Gifts and Souveniers

503-769-3464

Fraternal Organizations, Community Development

Rosie’s Mountain Coffee House

Tourism Information, Community Development, Recreation

Coffee & Espresso, Restaurants

503-769-9525

Sandy Lyness Real Estate Investments,LLC

Printing & Design, News Media, Advertising

North Santiam Funeral Service

503-854-3362

503-769-1800

Marinas, Restaurants

503-769-9010

Ask Me About Recycling

Insurance, Financial Services

Funeral Homes

Recycling, Garbage Collection

503-859-2100

KYAC 90.1 FM Community Radio Advertising, Radio Stations, News Media

503-769-3436

RV Parking & Storage, Self Storage

(503) 569-0146

Associated General Contractors OregonColumbia Chapter

Davison Auto Parts Auto Parts

Deer Creek Hollow 971-719-0651

Lakeview RV Park

Mobile Home Community, Housing

503-851-2604

Construction, Contractors

Detroit Lake Marina

RV Parks

Barker Surveying 503-588-8800 Surveying

Benchmark Builders 503-897-4044

Construction, Contractors

Broken Bow Ranch 503-897-2232

Farms, Equipment & Supplies

Canyon Crisis and Resource Center 503-897-2372

Public Assistance, Community Development

Castle Construction, Inc 503-580-2354

Construction/Building

Chemeketa Community College 503-399-5000

Colleges, Education, Community Development

City of Detroit 503-854-3496

503-854-3423

Marinas, Recreation, RV Parking & Storage

Construction

eNRG Kayaking 503-887-5033

River Guides, Recreation

Focus Heating and Cooling 503-769-7519

Construction, Heating & Air Conditioning

Frank Pellets,LLC 503-897-2371 Home Heating

Public Agencies

Freres Lumber Co., Inc.

City of Gates

Trucking, Forestry/Wood Products

503-897-2669

503-859-2121

Public Agencies

Fur Sure Outfitters

City of Lyons

River Guides, Recreation

503-859-2167 Public Agencies

City of Mill City 503-897-2302 Public Agencies

(503) 991-9449

Gates Community Church of Christ 503-897-3210

Churches, Community Development

Arts and Crafts, Art Classes, Gifts and Souvenirs

North Santiam School District

Coffee & Espresso, RV Parking & Storage

Landscape Supplies, Roads & Rock Products

541-967-3825

503-871-1248

Sandy’s Lakeside Coffee & RV

Real Estate

Tourism Information, Community Development, Recreation

Elements Construction & Remodeling

Landscape Supplies, Roads & Rock Products

Laura Erickson/ Coldwell Banker Professional Group

Detroit Lake Recreation Area Business Association 503-931-1885

The Craft Shack and More

(503) 769-6924

503-415-1328

503-551-2645

503-854-3349

NorthRock, Inc

503-859-4488

503-897-2321

503-769-3439

NW Preffered Federal Credit Union

Upward Bound Camp

503-769-8483

Heating & Air Conditioning

Marion County Board of Commissioners

Santiam Hospital

Oregon Charter Academy

Medical & Dental

Education, Child Care

Metal Art Your Way

Our Town / Mt. Angel Publishing Inc

503-897-3253

503-769-9525

Metal Art, Gifts

Advertising, Printing & Design, News Media

Mid Willamette Valley Community Action Agency 503-339-9080

Pacific Power

Education, Community Development, Public Assistance

Utilities

503-767-6809

503-769-9241

Santiam Medical Clinic 503-897-4100

503-859-5757 Towing

Poppa Al’s Famous Hamburgers

Construction, Roads & Rock Products, Excavation

Fast Food, Restaurants

503-897-5000

Representative Sherrie Sprenger

Tourism Information, Community Development, Recreation

503-968-1417 Elected Officials

North Santiam Fraternal Order of Eagles #3384

Rex Images Promotions

Davison

503-897-2691

Promotional Products, Printing

503-769-2423

Santiam Towing and Recovery

Mill City Subway North Santiam Chamber of Commerce

Weddle Funeral Service

Self Storage, RV Parking & Storage

Medical & Dental

503-897-2223

503-949-8071

503-979-3821

Siegmud Excavation & Construction

Fast Food, Restaurants, Catering

Weddings and Rituals

Santiam Self Storage, LLC

Recycling, Garbage Collection

503-897-6087

Youth Camps, ADA Services, Community Development

Funeral Homes

Medical & Dental

Pacific Sanitation, Inc 503-393-1031

503-897-2447

Weddings, Personal Services

Mill City Dental Center 503-897-2353

503-897-2324

Santiam Heating & Sheetmetal INC.

Financial Services, Credit Unions

Public Agencies, Elected Officials

Uffelman Insurance Insurance

(866) 236-6968

(503) 897-2272

Restaurants, Catering, Event Centers

Education

Public Agencies, Elected Officials

503-588-5212

503-897-4363

Trexler Farm, Inc

Santiam Canyon School District

Education

Linn County Board of Commissioners

The Canyon Weekly

Real Estate

North Santiam Paving Co.

503-897-6397

503-682-3363

503-897-2378

(503) 769-6280

Stayton Flowers 503-769-6331

Gifts, Flower Shops

Stayton Law 503-769-7741 Legal Services

Stayton Sublimity Chamber of Commerce

Eleven Locations to Serve You Mehama Stayton 503-859-2100 21385 N Santiam Hwy

AutoSincePArts 1918

McMinnville Sheridan Monmouth

503-769-2141 145 N Third Ave

Woodburn Carlton Reedsport

Tillamook Lincoln City Florence

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Reference EMERGENCY.......................................911 Linn County Sheriff’s Office (business calls) .................................................................... 1-800-884-3911 Marion County Sheriff’s Office (business calls) ........................................................................503-588-5032 Canyon Crisis Center.............................................503-897-2327 Santiam Integration Team, Resource Assistance ........................................................................503-769-9319 Poison Control Hotline..................................... 1-800-452-7165 Detroit Ranger District.........................................503-854-3366 CARTS Bus Service................................................503-585-5187 ODOT Highway Conditions...................................503-378-2299

COUNT Y OFFICES

Linn County Offices (general services), ......................................

300 Fourth St. SW, Albany................................541-967-3880 Marion County Offices (general services) ...................................

451 NE Division St., Salem................................503-588-5037

GATES

Gates City Hall, PO Box 577, Gates, 97346.............. 503-897-2669 Gates Rural Fire Protection District.......................503-897-2929

DETROIT

NORTH SANTIAM COMMUNITY PROFILES POP. 224

633ft.

Mill City (Linn/Marion County)

1839

826 ft.

503-897-2302

SCSD

Gates (Marion County)

517

942ft.

503-897-2669

SCSD

Detroit (Marion County)

83

1595ft.

503-854-3496

SCSD

Mill City Rural Fire District (business calls)...........503-897-2390 Mill City Water Bills, 252 Cedar St. SW..................503-897-2302 Mill City Police/Linn Co Sheriff. (business calls), .252 Cedar St. SW . ............................................................................503-897-2301

HOSPITAL

Santiam Memorial Hospital, .......................................................

1401 N Tenth Ave., Stayton...............................503-769-2175

BURN INFORMATION

Idanha City Hall, 111 Highway 22........................503-854-3313

Marion County Economic Development .................503-588-5032

Idanha-Detroit Rural Fire Protection District, .............................

107 Highway 22...............................................503-854-3494

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce, ......................................

PO Box 222, Mill City.........................................503-897-5000

LYONS

Chemeketa Center For Business & Industry, ...............................

626 High St, Salem...........................................503-584-7310

Lyons Public Library, 279 Eighth St.......................503-859-2366

SCHOOLS

Mehama Fire Department (business calls)................503-769-2601

MILL CIT Y

Mill City City Hall, 4445 1st Ave............................503-897-2302 Mill City Municipal Court, 252 Cedar St. SW..........503-897-2302 Mill City Public Library, 250 SW Second Ave ........................................................................503-897-4143

Regis High School, 550 W Regis St., Stayton...................................503-769-2159 St Mary Catholic School, ..............................................................

1066 N Sixth Ave., Stayton................................503-769-2718 Lourdes Charter School, 39059 Jordan Rd, Scio.......................................503-394-3340 Santiam Canyon School District (SCSD) office, ...........................

150 SW Evergreen, Mill City..............................503-897-2321 Santiam Elementary, ..................................................................

450 SW Evergreen, Mill City...............................503-897-2368 Santiam Junior/Senior High School 265 SW Evergreen Road, Mill City......................503-897-2311

Stayton ............ (503) 769-5757 Lyons ............... (503) 859-5757 Mill City ............ (503) 897-5757 Detroit/Idanha ... (503) 854-5757

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NSSD

Mehama (Marion County)

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

MEHAMA

503-859-2167

660ft.

IDANHA

Lyons - Mehama Water District............................503-859-2367

SCHOOL DISTRICT

1059

Permits and other information............................503-769-3400

Lyons Rural Fire District (business calls), 1114 Main St ........................................................................503-859-2410

CITY HALL

Lyons (Linn County)

Detroit City Hall, 160 N. Detroit Ave......................503-854-3496

Lyons City Hall, 449 Fifth St..................................503-859-2167

ELEV.

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NSSD

North Santiam School District office (NSSD) 1155 N Third Ave., Stayton................................503-769-6924 Mari-Linn School, 641 Fifth St., Lyons...................503-859-2154 Oregon Connections Academy.....................................................

833 NW Santiam Blvd, Mill City.........................800-382-6010 Stayton High School, 757 Locust St., Stayton.....................................503-769-2171 Stayton Middle School.........................................503-769-2198 Chemeketa Community College...................................................

4000 Lancaster Dr NE, Salem............................503-399-5120

UTILITIES & SERVICES Natural Gas Northwest Natural Business calls............................................... 1-800-422-4012 Gas odor emergencies................................. 1-800-882-3377

Electricity Consumers Power Inc...........................................800-872-9036 Pacific Power Business calls...................................................541-967-6153 Outages....................................................... 1-877-548-3768

Telephone People’s Telephone Co (Lyons) Business calls.......................................................503-859-2136 Repair..................................................................503-859-2124 Stayton Cooperative Telephone Company............503-769-2121

Trash and Recycling

Marion County Public Works, Environmental Services ........................................................................503-588-5169 Pacific Sanitation.................................................503-393-1031

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Helping Our Neighbors For Over 45 Years

Family owned and operated, the Siegmund Group Companies have been providing high quality services and products to the Santiam Canyon, Stayton, and Surrounding Communities for more than four decades. Contact us today for: Site Excavation Road Construction Logging Heavy Hauling Paving Crushed Quarry Rock – ODOT & BPA Approved Landscape Supplies 

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A TRADITION OF INNOVATION Established 100 years ago above the Santiam River, we use sustainable practices to manage our private timberlands, to manufacture our engineered wood products, and to utilize the timber we manufacture to best of our ability.

We manufacture a range of products such as veneer, plywood, lumber, and now our own patented product, the Mass Ply Panel (MPP).

MPP is a massive veneer based panel up to 12’ wide and 48’ long and is designed to be an environmentally superior, sustainable alternative to concrete and steel in construction.

Visit frereswood.com to learn more about products, services and job openings. Subscribe to our blog at frereswood.com/blog.

FRERESWOOD.COM 503.859.2121 INFO@FRERESWOOD.COM FRERES IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER WITH ENTRY LEVEL TO SALARIED POSITIONS.