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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1954)
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hathaway and school in Salem, through an invita- Mrs. Paul Vincent, who has spent children a month visiting her parents in Bost- two ----------- - of Redding, California, tion extended them. Their guide was on, Mass., returned to her home here were in Mill City over the weekend Harold Hargrove, one of the students. Rev. and Mr«. Alfred Vickers and Mr. and Mrs. George Veteto and i visit.ng his parents, the Lester Hath A group of third and fourth graders Sunday. daughter, Linda, of Salem, were Sun- Sharon Gray motored to Silverton aways, and with Mr. and Mrs. Mo- at the school put on a puppet show day dinner guests at the home of Mr. Sunday wheie they visited at the Jim for their guests. Making the tour Richard Downer, father of Mr», berg, parents of Mrs. Hathaway. Lundal home. ♦nd Mrs. Calvin Flannery. were Sherry Hansen, Zeta Crosier, John Muir was a business visitor Frank Hunter has been under the car».' Evelyn Taylor, Frances Ward, Nancy Mr. and Mm. A. W. Toman, Steven in Portland Monday. of a physician for the past two weeks. and Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter, Rosalie Bassett and Edythe Means. The girls also visited Penny Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kimmel were in Rev. and Mrs. Harold Martin and Scott, were dinner guests at the home THE MUSIC CENTER Gould, a former member of their or of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stevens in Portland Sunday to attend a mer sons, Dennis and David, weie dinner ganization, who now lives in Salem. chandise show. guests Monday evennig of Rev. and Lyons Sunday. Also present were Mr. STORE WIDE SPECIALS and Mis. Wilson Stevens and Mr. anu Mrs. Lee Joiner. Mrs. Ivan Kelly of Sheridan, Wyo. Only five attended the Bible study Mrs. Jack Colburn and Mrs. Harry ACCORDIONS PIANOS group at the home of Mrs. D, B. Hill Wood were in Stayton Tuesday fore C. E. Covili« of Turner, was a busi New 120 Bass—»140 reg. »280 »300 to »500 saving on Spinet Mrs. W. J. Robinson planned to last Thursday morning. These meet ness visitor in Mill City Monday. He noon having dental work done. Used 120 Bass—»50 reg. »125. PIANOS attended the Lions club meeting leave Wednesday morning for Dallas ings are held at 10 a. m. on the first 12 Bass as low as »32.50. Al) first line, 88 notes. where she will spend the rest of the and third Thursdays of each montn. Mr. and Mr». Lowell Stiffler and Monday night. OTHER SPECIALTIES GRANDS week at the home of her brothel-in J sons, enjoyed a motor trip Sunday Tape recorder »80. Mrs. Roy S. Keirsey was surprised As low as »495 reg »850. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mason and law, Al Cherry, who has been in poor to Albany and Corvallis. Radio Phone »15.00. SPINETS Sunday by her husband and sisters daughter, and Mrs. Mason's mother. j health. As low as »450. reg. »750. BAND INSTRUMENTS who brought dinner all prepaied for Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hinz of Salem, Mrs. Weaver of Salem, were Sunday All kinds. UPRIGHTS Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt and son. her birthday. Spending the day were visited at the home of their son-in-law visitors of Mrs. Harry Wood. Alao Guitars, I kes, Accessories. As low as »95. Brian, motored to Tacoma Friday Mi. and Mrs. John Maine and family and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Poole Sunday. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lake where they were guests at the home of Silverton; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Esplin THE MUSIC ( ENTER over the weekend were her brother of Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Eide. They were and family of Salem; and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walkup were and sister-in-law, the Clernans, who accompanied on the trip by Miss Le M rs. Truman Bowlen and family of 470 N. Capitol, SALEM, OREGON Phone 2 5371 in Poitland Sunday and Monday at drove down from Yakima, Washing ona Lamb, of Portland, who spent the Portland. Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9 I’. M. tending the New York merchandise ton. The Lakes are living in the time in Tacoma with friends. show. Minister H. E. Jull and II. I. Plymale Stewart Apartments at present. The Firemen's Auxiliary met Thurs attended the Ninety and Nine Men's day evening at the fire hall in regular ' district meeting Monday evening at session, led by President, Mrs. Tom ! the Liberty Christian church in Salem. Morris. Following the short business George Ditto, a member of the local NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN to the legal voters of School District N >.129-J, of I.inn-Marion Counties, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING meeting, pinochle was played. Serv-, Christian church, though now living of the said district will be held at Mill City High School on the 9th day of March, 1954, at 8:00 o’cloc k p. m„ for the purpose of discussing the budget for ing on the refreshment committee in Salem, also repiesented the Mill 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. for the evening was Marge Ditter and C’ty group. The next meeting, sched uled for the fourth Monday In April Maudie Flatman. will be held at the Christian church Word has ben received by the Louis here. Verbecks that their son-in-law and -Schedule I—ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE CA8H BALAS' I S daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Wirick The sixth, seventh and eighth grad Total All and two children, who have been liv ers of the Mill City School enjoyed ITEM Funds ing in Southern California for some their monthly dance party in the Estimated Receipts From— time, are moving to Roseburg, where elementary school gym Friday even 1. Delinquent Taxes $ 1,000.00 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Verbeck Jr., îe- ing. Mrs. Arey Podrabsky, who is P. 5,385.00 4. County School Fund side. T. A. Chairman for recreation for the 5. Basic School Support Fund 41,220.00 Junior teens, arranged the event. 6. Common (Irreducible) School Fund 445.00 Mrs. Louis Slaton, accompanied b.v At the close of the dance session, re 18. Other Sources 500.00 Mrs. Ernest Graham, left Friday to freshments were served. Assisting Mi. drive to San Francisco, where Mrs. and Mrs. Podrabsky were Mr. and 48,550.00 19. Estimated Total Receipts Slaton will meet her husband, who is M rs. Wilbur Meinert, Mrs. Hiram 20. Estimated Available Cash Balance or Deficit due there from a tour with the mer Smith and Mrs. Baughman. 15,000.00 (Add Cash Balance Deduct Deficit) chant marine, and Mrs. Graham will visit the Graham’s daughter Erm», The second in a series of -get to- 21. Estimated total receipts and available cash balance or deficit »63,550.00 who lives in the California city. gethers’ for couples of the Presby- Jrheduh 'll (.INIRAI I I Ml (SUMMED FA ITS IH'I I It IS terian church was held in the church Mr. and Mrs. Tom B. Kinnamon, of recreation room Sunday evening. Expenditures of 2 Fiscal Total Budget Years Next Preceding the Portland, were in Mill City Tuesday, with a number from the Christian Elementary Secondary Estimated Allowance Current School Year looking after business interests. They church as special guests, A movie ITEM Schools Schools Expenditures in Detail have purchased lots on Kingwood film, entitled, “Second Chance” was Detailed Grades Grades for the for the First Year road, and contemplate moving here shown and greatly enjoyed. Following Expenditures Ensuing Current before long. Mr. Kinnamon will be the picture, cake and coffee were for the Last Give 1 to 8 9 to 12 School Year School employed by M 4 M. Year of the Yearly in Detail served by Mrs. Noble Streeter and Year 2-vear Period Totals Mrs. Gerald Anderson, with Mrs. De- The Mill City Garden Club is Los Hoeye helping in the pieparation 1. GENERAL CONTROL scheduled to meet at the home of Mrs. of the refreshments. 1. Personal Service: J. F. Potter this Thursday evening, » 250 (1) Superintendent » 250 $ 500 500 $ $ 500 when colored slides of the beautiful (2) Clerk ........... 800 800 1,600 1,450 Mrs. Melbourne Rambo and daugh 1,250 gardens of Alaska are to be shown. ter, Laura Jo. have returned from a (3) Clerical assistants 5(81 500 1,000 700 2,350 Club members have been asked to . week spent in Redmond where Mr. (4) Compulsory education and census 50 50 IM 100 1(8) bring guests to this meeting, and any Rambo is temporarily employed. They 2. Supplies 350 250 600 300 256 other persons, interested in gardens weie brought back by Mr. and Mrs. 8. Elections and publicity 200 200 400 250 282 are invited to attend. Mrs. Bert Mor I Clayton Baltimore, who spent the 4. l-egal service (clerk’s bond, audit, etc.) 200 200 4(8) 425 270 ris is president of the club. 5 Other expenses of general control 180 120 300 weekend at the Rambo home and at 300 256 I tended to business interts. Invited to ^^__T«dal 0: Expense of General ( ontrol » 2,530 » 2,370 $ 4,900 George Lindquist, James Conibear 4,025 $ 5,264 » $ 6,769 i a pinochle party at the Rambo home H. INSTRl < TION and Ervin Cato of the Portland area Saturday evening for the Baltimores 1. Personal Service: spent some time in Mill Monday af were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett, Mr. ternoon. They had been down to the and Mrs. Fred Duffy, Mr. and Mrs. $ 1,850 $ 1,850 $ 3,700 (1) Principals » 3,700 u Î 3,500 M & M plant near Lyons, and were Chai lie Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Clayt 77,000 (3) Teachers 33,000 I 110,000 89,344 looking over business conditions in on Baltimore, and Mrs. Melbourne (4) Substitutes 675 260 935 1,000 416 this part of the canyon. They called Rambo. 500 (5) Special Education 5(8) 500 » at the Don Moffatt home while in 1,430 (<'.) Librarian 2,190 3,620 2,910 3,440 town. Mi. Lindquist is Mrs. Moffatt's 2,000 (7) Clerical Assistants 2,000 4,000 3,650 1,260 Rose Marie Keirsey, infant daugh uncle. 125 2. Library supplies, repairs 75 200 100 152 ter of Roy S. Keirsey died of inessta- 1,800 600 8. Teaching supplies 2,400 1490 2,983 tial pneumonitus. The baby was well Mrs. J. F. Potter drove to Oregon and in good spirits at 3:30 a. m. Mrs. 1,100 4. Textbooks 106 1,205 1,269 1.882 City last week to spend several days Keirsey picked up the baby to give ». Tuition to other districts 1,020 540 1,560 1,440 723 with her son, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. her a 6 a. m. feeding and noted the 6. Other expenses of instruction 300 790 1,090 902 1.943 Lafe Potter, and her granddaughter baby did not have as good control of »87,800 7. Total Expense of Instruction .............. $ 41,410 »129,210 »111,741 »105,643 » 93,021 and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lar her neck as usual and the baby did ni l R M KIN III I I AN I III. son. Mrs. Potter’s sister. Mrs. Gladys not respond to eating and was running 1. Personal Service: Trask, who has spent some time here, a temperature. Mrs. A. W. Toman (1) Janitors and other employees » 6,300 $ 4,000 » 10,300 $ 9,253 S 9,540 went to Union Hill to visit a sister- and Mrs. Keirsey took the baby to PUpjlllt.N 1,600 1,200 2,800 2,800 2,344 in-law, Mrs. Verne Scott, before re Santiam Memorial hospital in Stay ». Fuel 1,500 1,250 2,750 3,124 2,571 turning to her home in Fresno, Cal. ton and the baby was dead on arrival. ..... . ......... ». Water 300 300 600 iiw 236 ..................... The disease is not communicable. Oth . .............. . ........ .... ...... 4. Light and Power 1,200 1,200 2,400 2,020 1,919 Mill City Rebekah lodge held its er infants have succumbed to the same ..... ............ ................... ........... — 6. Telephone 100 50 150 160 116 regular meeting at the Oddfellow hall type of pneumonia recently. 7. Other expenses of operation 350 350 700 420 680 W’ednesday evening, with Eva Duffy » presiding as Noble Grand. The busi ». Total Expense of Operation __ A large group of friends surprised »11,350 » 8450 » 19,700 18,664 15.651 » 17,119 » » ness meeting was rushed through, as Mrs. George Veteto with a potluck IV. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS there was no heat in the hall because luncheon at her home Wednesday in 1. Personal Service » 500 » 500 » 1,000 » 1 of the recent fire in Stewart’s groo- honor of her birthday anniversary. She 2. Repair, maintenance and replacement ery on the first floor. Following re was presented a corsage, which had (1.) Furniture - and equipment 750 500 1,250 998 1,960 freshments a board meeting was held been made by Mrs. Walter Olmstead. (2) Building structure 800 1,IHX) 3,100 1400 4,670 to confer with the fire insurance ad Following the one-o'clock luncheon. . »■ Upkeep of grounds 600 900 1,500 750 3,131 juster. Mrs. Veteto opened her many gifts 4. Other expenses of maintenance and repairs 1,500 1,500 3,000 3,207 and an informal social afternoon was Rev. and Mrs. Harold Martin and 5. Total Expense of Maintenance and Repairs t 4,450 » 4,100 » 8,550 S 12.968 » 6,783 family of the Assembly of God church enjoyed. » 4,848 Attending the affair besides guest V. Al XIII ARI AGI N( II S here are leaving for Portland, where of honor, were Mmes. Roger Nelson, 1. Health Service: he has accepted the from - a W — ----- r............ - call ---- ------ naitri alter v/inisieau, Olmstead, . Arnold Syverson, (1) Personal service (nurse, etc) » 300 » 300 » 618) 660 » 544 » church on the west side of Portland. I Melbourne Rambo , and daughter; (2) Supplies and other expenses 20 » 40 A X* Martin \ f A — W _ preached —V MAA ..1« A .4 his A. «A last 1 A A ♦ sermon A A — * A V. W — * - - - 60 60 12 Rev. John Muir, Al Y’ankus and son; Verne 2. Transportation of Pupils: in the local church Sunday. Rev. Al Thomas. Frank Jackson, Fred Duffy, (1) Personal service .... 2.500 1,200 3,700 2,430 2485 fred Vickers, of Salem, will fill the Lowell Stiffler, Russell King, John (2) Supplies and repairs 1,300 1,300 2,600 2,235 2,630 pulpit here and will move his family Swan Cecil Lake, Floyd Fleetwood. (3) Replacement of buses 2,700 2,700 5,400 into the parsonage in about two Phyllip Hess. Mattie Root, Walter (4) Insurance 250 200 400 450 376 weeks. Brisbin, W. H. Davis, Don Moffatt. (5) Other expenses of transportation 200 200 400 216 229 Hugh Walkup, and Mrs.. P. F. Wil Albert Toman. Mill City. Huber 4. Total Expense of Auxiliary Agencies » 7,290 » 5,920 » 13,210 Í 6,176 » 6,001 4490 Ray and Jack Haseman of Idanha, at loughby. Other» sending gifts were Vi. FIXED t il ARGES Sharon Gray, Mrs. Dell Smith and tended a meeting at Al Kadar temple George Veteto. (Exclusive of items included under V-2) in Portland Saturday. Mr. Ray rs 1. Insurance » 790 » 1,100 » 1,890 » 1,560 S 1,519 president of the Santiam Shrine club 2. Student Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Howard Means and 410 165 575 573 607 Jack Haseman is secretary and Mr. 3. Retirement ; children spent the weekend at the ___ 3,700 1,700 5,400 6,500 5427 Toman is rajah of the group. In the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. evening the men, accompanied by 5 Total Fixed Charges $ 4,900 I 2,965 » 7.865 » 8,633 i 7,453 » 7476 their wives, attended the Potentate’s Thomas Means, of Salem. They also VII. < A PIT AL Ol I I Al * made side trips to Newberg and Me- banquet at Amatos supper club and 4. Library books » 630 300 » 930 » » 930 the ball m the Masonic temple in the Minmnlle. An evening was spent with 6. Furniture, fixtures and other equipment the Ed Y arnells, who recently moved 460 360 810 evening. ». Other capital outlays ........ .......... to Salem from here. Other guests of 13,500 the Yarnells included the Misses Phyl In the last Enterprise we sort of 9. Total Capital Outlaye » 1,080 » 660 » 1,740 » 930 » 14.761 » 9.027 got our wires crossed in reporting | lis and Mary Jane Cox and the Gale 1 X F M F RG F N ( Y __ ________ _ Lowreys, all of Portland, but until the pot luck dinner held for Mrs. TOTAL SCHEDULE |T GENERAL FUND Total Estimated Expenses' recently of Mill City. Mrs. Lowrey Frank Hunter in honor of her birth - Item, 16. 117, Ill s, IV-5, V4t Vl-5, VII 9, V1H-3, IX ________________ |1W 676 |162 w day. We left some of the names out. is employed in a photographer’s studio in Portland, while her husband is at SMhe.l.,1, Ml »IMMtHY Ol FSIIM MES IH I X P l N I H H | I I Hl'js yx,, yt yllym , , yM, |; y, yS, ( . y NI, | y \ ( yy | ’ and not having any good excuse, just tending Portland University. The Cox f gured it better be done over. (Not estimation of tax levy Tot«] *1] Funds the dinner, the reporting ) Anyhow, sisters were about to leave on a week s vacation trip into California. here is a list of those in attendance 1. Total , . i ditures J 192.675 at the pot luck and family reunion: This coming weekend, Mr. and Mrs. 2. Total estimated receipts and available cash balances (Schedule I) 63.550 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunter, son Tobey, Means plan to attend the Golden An ;• Amount necessary to balance the budget 129,125 and daughter. Debby; Mr. and Mrs. niversary of his fraternity. Delta Psi DEDUCT: Darrel Hindes, son Mike, and daugh Delta at Linfield College in Me ». Bala Ml to l>, i■ -ci by taxation 129,125 ter Patsy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Minnville. Mr. Means is a past presi dent of the group. Hunter. 7. Total cotimated tax lexica for enduing fiscal year » 129.125 Datmi this F ebruary 16, 11*54 Approved by Budget Committee February 16. l‘.»5t The Girl Scouts accompanied their In the old days if a father found hie Signed EDNA F. ROSS, District Clerk Signed: D B HILL, JR , Secretary Budget, Committee leader. Mrs. Howard Means, on a son on the wrong track, he provided R. F. KELLY, Chairman. Board of Directors DAY ID M. REID, Chairman, Budget Committee visit to the Oregon State Blind switching facilities. 4—THE MILL Cl T Y F. NTERI’RISE THIRSDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1951 NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING BUDGET s