I frat tirip to this part of the country,
Mr. Waters is employed as a superin- Mrs. Joe Leis, Mrs. Irene Stout, Mrs.
tendent of a construction crew at John Meals, and daughter. Delores, 'and remaiked about the beautiful
Mrs. Elaine Farrow and Miss Fay scenery up the North Santiam hig--
Hanford. They formerly lived here.
i way.
Cooper.
Dinner guests at the home of Mr.
Mis. Jack W’oods of Creswell, was
Have you noticed the slick jackets
and Mrs. Raymond Sophy Satuidaj
the Spillway "League” shuffieboarJ a guest at the home of her son-in-law
evening were Mr. and Mrs. Sid Baugh­
tournament team is sporting.’ Cute, I and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Willis
man and children, James and Kirt. of
would say, and the team looks right i Hayes Monday and Tuesday. S’ e
Mill City.
smart in them too. This came about formerly resided at Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Chambers and ulluu
n the
vJlc courtesy of business es- ¡John Estey, who received painful
thiough
children, Claudia and Butch of Salem ^shmenU in7danha7*ho furnished 1 injuries when he slipped and fell off
were weekend guests at the home of I th<f Jacket/to the team, to build up I the top of load of icy logs, is on the
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Farrow. Idanha
advertising and good fellowship. The road to recoverd. He still has his arm
Miss Myrna Smith, daughter of Mr l Lumber Co., Idanha Lumber Co., in a cast, but hopes to discard the
and Mrs. Heiman Smith of Detioit, jackets are blue and gold and tear the cast in about three weeks.
John Joyce of Portland is now vis.'.-
returned to her home Thursday, after wearers name in front and the name of
minor surgery at the Santiam Memor­ the donor across the back. Businesses ' ing in Detroit with his daughter, Mu.
I eontributing the jackets are Termite Ellen Manning.
ial hospital in Stayton.
Miss Lou Ann Manning daughter f
A stork shower was held at the Briles Supply, Stoll’s IGA. Rudy
home of Mis. Mabel Parker Wednes­ Lumber, Pamelia Lumber Co.. Savage Mrs Ellen Manning, transferred to
day evening, February 17 honoring Logging Co., Spillway, Davis Cloth­ Roosevelt High in Portland for the
Mrs. S. T. Moore, of Detroit.
ing, Idanha Veneer, Super Service Sta­ | remainder of the season. She is living
Assisting hostesses were Mrs. O. J. tion, and Jerry Pittam's Insurance Co. I with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
White, Mrs. Howard Dean and Mrs.
In Friday evenings shuffleboard Lou Joyce.
Vern Morgan of Mai ion Forks. Re­ league tournament, Jerry’s Tavern of I
freshments were served.
Gates, lost by 28 points to the Spill-
A March of Dimes open house col , way in Idanha. Out of the three
fee party was held at the home of i rounds, Spillway won two, scoring 169
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Champion. At­ * to 141. The game was played on the
Bv Eva Bressler
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Oja. Spillway board. On the same evening
Mrs. Fred Stienfelt was hostess f>r
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kite, Mrs. Mar- Lex’s Tavern vied withthe Cedars on the meeting of the Garden club at her
garet Howland, Mrs. Otto Russell, the Cedars board and lost by 31 pontis. home Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs.
Mrs. John Bryant, Mrs. Ann Stevens, Score Cedars 176, Les's 145. The Lar.e Otto Weidman president in charge of
and daughter, Dona Rae, Mrs. Biau drew the bye. Next Friday’s league the meeting, and Mrs. Alex Kuiken
Humphrey and daughter, Beverly, game for Detroit and Idanha will ue secretary.
Each member responded
played away from home. Spillway vs. to roll call by telling something that
Mill City Tavern; Cedars, vs. Meander should be done this month. Mrs. Or­
Inn, Mill City; Lake vs. Jerry’s Tavern ville Downing program chairman pre­
at Gates.
sented the program for the year, and
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District N 1.129-J. of Linn-Marion Counties, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING
Off the record games are as fol­
of the said district will be held at Mill City High School on the 9th day of March, 1954, at 8:00 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of discussing the budget for lows. The all-girl team of Detroit was a general discussion was held on roses.
the fiscal school year, beginning July 1, 1954, and ending June 30, 1955, hereinafter set forth, and to vote on the proposition of levying a district tax. i defeated by 37 points in the bout with It was also voted to buy a soil testing
kit. At the close of the meeting Mrs.
Meander Inn girl team Tuesday even- Stienfelt served refreshments.
I ing. Score 1-1. The home scrap be-
The regular meeting of the Lyor.s
| tween the men and the women’s Extension Unit will be held Friday,
teams, held every Thursday night, al- Feb. 19 at the Rebekah hall beginning
.............. ’TS VMl \\ XII Mil I < XSII BAI W< I S
tenating on the Cedars and the Lake at 10:30. Mary Frances Minettes.
Total All
boards has ended up bad for the gals. County agent from Albany will be
ITEM
Funds
From Byron Davis in Mill City present to give a demonstration on
Estimated Receipts From—
. comes a challenge from the men, who new materials. There will be child
1. Delinquent Taxes
$ 1,000.00
• >ay they can whip the pants off our care provided for the children.
5,385.00
4. County School Fund
men, in a bout March the 7th at
The regular meeting of Faith Re­
41,220.00
5. Basic School Support Fund
By ion's. That, we would like to see. bekah lodge was held at the hall with
445.00
6. Common (Irreducible) School Fund
The Lake lost by a small margin Garnet Bassett noble grand presiding
500.00
18. Other Sources
to Palm Gardens in Portland Sunday. over the meeting. Beulah Lewis was
Score two games to Palm Gardens’
installed as right supporter to ti e
48,550.00
19. Estimated Total Receipts
I credit.
vice grand. It was announced that the
20. Estimateli Available Cash Baiarne or Deficit
Student John King, supplied by the
Three Links club would hold their
15,000.00
(Add Cash Balance—Deduci Deficit)
Northwest Christian college of Eu­
meeting at the hall Friday with an al.-
gene, delivered Sundays sermon at the
day meeting. Plans were also macs
21. Estimated total receipts and available cash balance or deficit $63,550.00
Detroit Church of Christ. A special
for initiation which will be held at
'xhwlul. II GENERA! I I Mi (SUM til l. FXI’I NDITI RES
feature for the evening services was
the February 14 meeting. At the close
the
“
Gospel
Light
Trio,
”
headed
by
Expenditures of 2 Fiscal
of the meeting dainty refreshments
Years Next Preceding the Evangelist Lyle Leach of Salem. Ev­ were served carrying out the Valen­
Total
Budget
Elementary
angelist Leach, accompanied by Mr.
Secondary
Estimated
Allowance
Current School Year
tine motif.
ITEM
Schools
Schools
Expenditures
in Detail
and Mrs. Fred Findley, of Lebanon,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carleton, La_-
Detailed
Grades
Grades
for the
for the
Expenditures First Year travel throughout the west and north­ ary and Carolyn from Bonnevilie
Ensuing
Current
west. The Rev. Richard Hake, also
Give
for the Last
spent the weekend at (heir horns
1 to 8
School Year
School
supplied from the Northwest Christian
Yearly
Year of the
in Detail
Year
here. Sunday dinner was served at
college,
who
has
ben
pastor
at
the
2-vear Period
Totals
the home of Mr. and Mr. Orville
Detroit Church of Christ for the past
1. GENERAL
I
CONTROL
Downing i nhonor of Larry's fourth
year, delivered his last sermon here
1. Personal Service:
birthday anniversary.
February
7.
Student
James
Stock
of
$ 250
$
250
$
500
500
500
(1) Superintendent
$
$
Sweet Home, in a return engagement
800
Roo
(2) Clerk
1,600
1,450
1,250
will deliver Sundays sermon, Febru­
MADE TO ORDER
500
500
(3) Clerical assistants
1,000
7(81
2,350
ary 21.
Political parties make a platforrr
50
(4) Compulsory education and census
100
50
100
100
Evidently the giound hog wasn’t to fit the people and then alter a.
250
2. Supplies
..
350
600
300
256
fooling
us any when he saw his “shad- candidate to fit the platform.
3. Elections and publicity
200
200
400
250
282
der.” While this area is getting noth­
4. Legal service (clerk’s bond, audit, etc.)
200
200
400
425
270
ing but rain, higher elevations are get-
5. Other expenses of general control
180
120
256
300
300
png more snow. Logging operations
MILL CITY
• : Total Expense of General I ontrol
$ 2,530
$ 4,900
$ 6.769 are still closed in the area. Speaking
$ 4,025
$ 5,264
$ 2,370
of
weather,
yours
truly,
and
friend
DISPOSAL SERVICE
H. INSTRl (HON
husband, had a ling side seat in a
1, Personal Service:
premature electric storm in Salem
$ 1,850
$ 3,700
$ 1,850
<i) Principals
$ 3,700
$ 3,500
Garbage. ashes, trimmings. etc.
Friday afternoon. Preceding the light­ i
77,000
33,000
110,000
94,880
89,344
(3) Teachers
ning
and
thunder
storm
were
gale
like
260
675
935
1,000
(4) Substitutes
416
weekly pickups $150 per month
winds, and torrential rains. The light­
500
500
500
(5) Special Education
Also light hauling.
ning
stiuck
KSLM's
354
transmitting
(6) Librarian
1,430
2.190
3,620
2,910
.441'
tower
knocking
the
radio
station
out
2.000
2,000
4,000
3,650
1,260
(7) Clerical Assistants
Phone 3952
for an hour. Other outrages were a léonard Herman
125
75
200
100
152
2. Library supplies, repairs
broken
plate
glass
window
in
a
home,
1,800
2,400
1,390
»1
coo
2,983
3. Teaching supplies
telephone and power line disruptions.
105
1,205
1,100
1,269
1.882
4. Textbooks
James Bryant, chairman of the
540
1,560
1,020
1,440
723
5. Tuition to other districts
f tee us first for .. 7’ ‘
March
of Dimes campaign for Detroit
790
1,090
300
902
1,948
4. Other expenses of instruction
reports
$136.25
raised
by
the
com
­
$87,800
$129,210
$
$111,741
$ 93,021
7. Total Expense of Instruction
$105,643
-
munity. Active in the campaign were
111. OPERATION OF PLANT
the Civic Club which sponsored a
1. Personal Service:
show which netted $15.34. The FOE
I. A PPM ANCE SERVICE . «J
(1) Janitors and other employees
$ 6,300
$ 10,300
$ 4.1....
$ 9,540
$ 9,253
Auxiliary dinner and coffee parties
2. Supplies
1,200
1,600
2,800
2,800
2,344
netted $30.07; the Detroit school,
3. Fuel
1,500
1,250
2,571
• 2,750
3,124
$56.54, and contributions in containers
5.
Watvi
300
300
600
236
600
placed in business establishments,
Light and Power
4
Also Complete Service
1,919
1,200
2,400
2,020
1,200
rounded out a total of $136.25.
«. Telephone
100
50
160
116
150
A 7 pound 8 ounce girl, Connie
7. Other expenses of operation
on all makes
680
350
420
Iylne, was born February 3 at Leban­
350
700
on to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cannon
8. Total Expense of Operation
$11,350
$ 19,700
$ 15,651 of Sweet Home. Mrs. Cannon (Delores Ranges and Water Heaters
$ 17,119
$ 8,350
$ 18464
IV. MAINTENANCE IND REI’ \IRS
Smith) formerly resided at Detroit.
•
1. Personal Service
500
$ 500
$ 1,000
$
$
$
On February 3, the local FOE Aux­
2. Repair, maintenance and replacement
iliary was honored with a visit from
•
(1.) Furniture and equipment
500
1.960
750
1,250
998
the state president, Mrs. Leona Pickei»
(2) Building structure
1.IMH,
4,670
1.800
3,100
800
STAYTON
of Medford. She stated this was her i Phone 2964
3. Upkeep of grounds
.......................................... .
600
1,500
3,131
750
900
4
Other expenses of maintenance and repairs
1,500
1,500
3,207
3,000
TH I RSDAY, FEBRl ARY 18, 19Ó4 ranger. The first meeting was held
Monday, February 15.
,
A Red Cross Standard first aid
The Civic club held their regular
I course will be held every Monday and meeting February 10 at the home of
Wednesday evening at 7 p. m. to 9:30 Mrs. Frank Moore, Detroit. Assisting
I p. m. in room 9 at theDetroit school. hostess was Mrs. Otto Russell. About
By Boots Champion
An election held at Detroit school The course will run for five weeks 15 were in attendance.
Tuesday night on the proposition of under the tutorship of Bill Page of the
Immediately following the business
whether Detroit would remain in the Oiegon State Industrial Accident
Idanha Rural Fire Protection district, commission of Salem. To date there meeting, guest, Mrs. William Seif-
48 votes were cast. They were all in are 13 registered to take the course lidge, formerly of Ketchican, Alaska,
as reported by S. T. Moore, district entertained the group with picture
favor of remaining in the district.
slides of beautiful flower gardens in
Ketchican. She explained to the group
as
she was showing the pictures, that
THE MUSIC CENTER
the gardens were the result of time,
labor and patience. The soil was
STORE WIDE SPECIALS
hauled in and spead over the rocks
to pioduce the gardens. She was an
At CORDIONS
PIANOS
active member in the garden club
New 120 Basa—$110 reg. $280
$300 to $500 saving on Spinet
there and the pictures were of her own
Used 120 Basa—$50 reg. $125.
PIANOS
flower gardens and members of the
12 Basa M low as $32.50.
club. Mr. and Mrs. Selfridge are now
All first line. 88 notes.
OTHER SPECIALTIES
making their home at the Gates Coch­
GRANDS
As low as $195 reg. $850.
Tape recorder $80.
ran apartments. Refreshments were
served following the showing of the
Radio Phone $15.00.
SPINETS
As low as $150. reg. $750.
pictures. The next meeting will be
BAND INSTRUMENTS
held at the home of Mrs. Marion
All kinds.
UPRIGHTS
Kite, March 3. Listed on the program
As low as $95.
Also Guitars, Ikes, Accessories.
will be the first year Brownies, under
THE MUSK' ( ENTER
the leadership of Mrs. Betty Pittam.
Arriving Sunday evening were Mrs.
470 N. Capitol,
SALEM, OREGON
Phone 2 537J
Sophys parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E.
Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9 P. M.
Waters of Kenniwick, Washington,
— They plan to visit here for a few days.
4— THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
DETROIT
LYONS
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
' Ifctpoint
©
*•
BUDGET
Shux Electric
5. Total Expenne of Maintenance and Repairs
\l All i VRY AGENCIES
1. Health Service:
(1) Persona) service (nurse, etc)
(2) Supplies and other expenses
2. Transportation of Pupils:
( 1 ) Personal service
(2) Supplies anil repairs
(3) Replacement of buses
(4) Insurance
(5) Other expenses of transportation
$ 4,450
$
4,100
$
8,550
$
4,848
$
300
20
$
600
60
$
660
60
V.
$
$
300
40
2,500
1,300
2,700
250
200
1,200
1.300
2,700
200
200
4. Total 1 xpense of Auxiliary Aitemie««
VI. FIXED CH ARGES
(Exclusive of items included under V-2)
1. Insurance
2. Student Insurance
3. Retirement
$ 7,290
> Total Fixed Charge«
VII. < A PIT AL oi TLAY8
4. Librarx books
6. Furniture, fixtures and other equipment
Other capital outlays
$ 4,900
$
630
450
$
•.
».
IX.
$
$
Total < apital Outlays
790
410
3,700
$ 1,080
EMI Iti. I Nt 1
TOTAL SCHEDI LE II GENERAL FUND- Total Estimate.! Expenses.
_ Items 1-6, 11-7, 111-8, IV 5, V4, VI 5, VII 9, Vili 3, IX_____________________________
Scheduk Ml
SI MM ARA <l|
I SUM A ITS OF F \ITN DUT RES
5.
$
$
5,920
$ 13,210
$
$
2,430
2,235
2,385
2,630
400
216
229
6,001
$
Total estimate«! expenditures
Total estimated receipts and available cash balances (Schedule I)
Amount ne«e».«ary to balance the budget
DEDUCT:
Balance to be raised by taxation
16, 1954
Signed: EDNA F. ROSS. District Clerk
R F Kb ELY. Chairman. Board of Di:«l rs
$
6,783
$
4.290
544
12
6,176
Opening
DANCE
$
1,890
575
5.400
$
1,560
573
6.500
$
1,519
rm;
5,327
2,965
$
7,865
$
8,633
$
7,453
300
360
$
930
810
$
930
$
1452
Saturday, Feb. 20
In Dawes Building
13,509
MILL CITY, OREGON
1,100
165
1,700
660
$
$
1,740
7,5<M>
$192,675
$192475
*
$
7,576
$
$ 14.761
9,027
$
7.500
$162.442
$171,459
$150.929
Hit FTITS AND \A All \BI I t ASH IMI \M ES. AND I A\ I FA IF*
ESTIMATION OE TAX I.E\Y
1.
2.
3.
$
3,700
2,600
5.400
450
400
$ 12,968
"
Come and enjoy some real dancing on a newly
refinished floor.
MUSK’ WITH REAL RYTHM
Total al] Funds
$
192.675
63.550
129.125
These dances will he held every
SATURDAY NIGHT
129.1
$ 129.125
Approve«! by Budget Committee February 16. 1954
•
Signed D. I B HILL, JR , Secretary Budget, Committee
DA\ L) M REID, (. hairman. Budget Committee
Admission $1.50 per couple
Gentlemen $1.00
Ladies 50 cents