THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1951 4 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Hunt’s Stewed Tomatoes No. 2 can 21c Sunshine Crispy Crackers •> pound box 49c 24c .1 pound box Nabisco Ritz Crackers 1 pound box 34c 19c One-half pound I m > x Kraft’s Cheese Whiz 8 ounce jar 31c Pheasant Brand Salmon 1 pound can WE ARE ALWAYS OPEN ON SUNDAY From 9:00 A. M. until 5:00 P. M. Your dollars buy more when you shop at Red & White Store Phone 2671 Mill City, Oregon DETROIT I Vets Make Poppies By Boots < ham pion Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Ellis of Scio ate receiving felicitations on the birth I of a son, botn May 24 at Corvallis, i The baby we.ghed Sty pounds. Grandparents are Mr. and Mr«.' John Estey of Detroit and greatgrand­ parents ate Mr. and Mis. Roy Scott •of Philomath. This is the Scotts first great grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker of Detroit motored to Stayton Monday, where the stitches were removed from Mr. Parker’s foot. He suffered a severe in­ jury to his foot May 15 when it be­ came entangled in a power lawn mow­ er at his home. Thirteen stitches were required to close the deep wound. Tiny Savage, age 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Athol Savage, of Idanha, received a fractured skull and a chip­ ped collar bone, when she tumbled Buy a Poppy Today from an upper bunk bed at her home Saturday night about 11 p.m. She was j taken to Santiam Memorial at Stay­ ton. It has been reported she is doing the moth balls yet or not. Old man [winter is still trying to stick his neck as well as can be expected. Mrs. Earl Layman has been quite out. Monday evening’s rain brought a ill the past week with the flu. I light coating of snow in the highei The McKenzie highway is now open elevations causing the atmosphere to to tiavel after being blocked with I become a bit chilly in these parts. snow since December 4. The Junior class of Detroit school Highway crews broke through the made their annual beach trip Friday final drift Wednesday night, May 19, through Sunday of last week to Sea­ about two weeks earlier htan usual. side. They were chaperoned by Mrs. The Clear Lake route connecting Helen Bi t ant, and Fiancis Kettleson. the McKenzie and Santiam highways The 1st graders through the 4th opened a week ago. grade enjoyed a pinnic at Marion Business callers in Salem this week Forks Wednesday and the 6th grad­ wete Mrs. Hilnia Dickie, Mrs. Attn ers through the 8th enjoyed swimm­ Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Layr.ian ing, and a picnic at Breitenbush and Boots Champion of Detroit, and Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Len Davis of Idanha. On Friday the freshmen and sopho­ One does not know if one should mores held their annual outing at lay away those long handles among Breitenbush Springs. The second graders of the Detroit school will receive their third and last shot of polio serum June 3 at Stayton. The school budget election will be held at Detroit school June 21. Time of election will be announced later. 1 Wilmer Crites Promoted To Corporal at Ft. Sheridan Wilmer L. Crites, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hat mon, Route 1, Lyons, Oregon, was recently pro­ moted to corporal while serving at Fort Sheridan, Illinois. Located near Chicago on the shore of Lake Michigan, Fort Sheridan is the home of the Fifth Army head­ quarters. Corporal Crites, who entered * 1 the Army in Februar., J » 1953, is assigned to the 15th Signal Operation con- pany. His wife, B.»rha>a. is nvs liv- ling ir. Highwood, Illinois. We’re Moving to Oui New Location Tuesday we will be moved into our own building, located just west of Muir’s Bakery. We invite you to come in and visit us in our new remodelled location. 18-Hour Service NU-METHOD CLEANERS Mill Citv Phone 3118 Hours 9 to 6 SERVICE ÍTATA Two Dollars for Oil-Why All You Did Was Exchange It! Y’know ... we actually meet some people like this occasionally. They’re the folks who drive 5,000 miles on the same oil, never get a lube job, sqye a buck on tire rotation—and have to trade their cars every 18 months. Believe us. Regular service costs less! Drive up now. DISCOUNT TO LOG TRUCKERS WANTED—We want a good man to work Sun­ days. Year around job. s John Davis, Idanha Vice President For Junior Class At OSC Monmouth In the class elections for the school year of 1954-55 held at Oregon Col- lege of Education at Monmouth, John Davis of Idanha was elected vice president of the junior class. BryantZS Texaco Service WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS Phone 3202 Mill City, Oregon Notice of 1954-55 Budget Meeting toJ»0?1''.?,'*,h* '« h0,°".,ar,hJor ,h* ‘•‘■‘Idin« ol . . a T V"1 J°°d '"'«".hip I, W,?b .r,h0U” °* »aluss. The Baccalaureate «peaker wai right. Thi» wit the threshold of life Beyond today, «panning the year«, were many path« each leading to a different goal Someone in Bob Adam«' position need only to choose his path. Bob wasn't frightened. The choice would not be difficult. In fact, it had already been made. Not that anyone had told Bob which profession to follow . . which opportunity would be most rewarding Nol Those decisions were not yet final. . . . MB Fund and Expenditure Classification lO ’•rial support Plan to go to church r.yularly and road your Bible daily Bob had decided to build his life on faith . . . on the principles the Church had instilled in his conscience ... on the truth and the power and the love of JESUS CHRIST. Bob Adams had chosen HIS Path! Sunday Monda y Tuesday Wednasd'y Thursday Friday Saturday Book Chspter V» Office Supplies S * Insurance > Hospital Fees Sinking Fund ■ñ ÿ .2 Interest. Fire Truck Bond C j G Emergency Fund Equipment A «SM Z Fire Hall Fuel Oil c c Bond on File Truck ° 8. __ ___ • « J Building Maintenance Gasoline, Oil, and Truck Service g_ Treasurer's Surety Bond •- 2 Fire Hydrant Rental * * Equipment Maintenance Miscellaneous t i'y Street Assessment Unused Balances »135.50 5.00 12.00 10.00 219.50 100.00 1,000.00 80.00 500.00 500.00 1,228.00 » 143.91 15.39 » 154.98 15.34 $ 154.98 6.19 200.50 119.50 119.50 40.00 20.00 20.00 85.43 500.00 453.72 10.00 768.00 211.08 H N 110.00 77.28 500.00 33.23 15.00 768.00 191.01 1.611 77.28 500.00 37.92 88.09 5.00 384.00 • $ 135.50 10.00 12.00 10.00 219.50 100.00 1,000.00 $ 175.0* 20.00 15 00 20.00 219.50 100.M 500.00 750 00 1,270.00 750.0* 1,600.00 80.00 10.00 100.00 100.00 10.00 768.00 MO N 260.34 G A I ES GENERAL STORE (¡ates, Oregon KELLY LUMBER SALES Building Material Mill City. Oregon IDANHA SUPER SERVICE Don Lloyd Idanha. Oregon WRIGHT TRUCK LINES Ship The Wright Way Stayton. Oregon DR. REYNOLDS CLINIC Proctologist-N auropath 1111 Center Street Salem. Oregon Gen. Fund: E-it Beginning Ca*h Bal. Tax Money Mation County Rent from Fire Hall Tax Money Linn County 338.53 127.55 1.727.17 558.87 91.90 1,033.82 400.00 477.54 28.85 1,033.82 500.00 50.00 1.100.00 50.04 SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES. RECEIPTS AND TAX LEVIES 1954-1955 Budget Summary Tax Levy Calculation Tot. All Funds Gen. Fund 14.28710 Total Estimated Expenditures (Section A. Column 6) »2,350.00 Total Estimated Amounts reserved for use after June 30, 1 <5 4 1,907.50 Total Estimated Expenditures and Reserves 450.00 Deduct Total Est. Receipts other than 1953-1954 Taxes (Section B. Col. 6) 400.00 Amount Necessary to Balance Budget 50.00 Add. Est. Amount of 1953-1954 Taxes that Will Not be Received 6-30-54 Section C TOT\l LKV1 Sej-tM.n || ............. rw IU1 BREAKDOWN Inside 6*T Limitation and Not Exceed • g 4 Mills ..... ................ »4.. »4.257.00 Section I 1953-54 4,017.00 1954-55 The outstanding indebtedness of the »4.25..50 D str; t at June 30 1954 was: None