9—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, MAY 2b, 1959
Business Opportunities
Santiam Ripples
the Ads in The Enterprise
Watch for Bargains
CLASSIFIED RATES
Church bazaars, suppers, bake RELIABLE Man or Woman to dis­
By Judi Hoeye
tribute complete line of cigarettes,
eatae, etc, will be run under “Special
In accordance with the provisions of the “Local Budget Law” (ORS 294.305 to 294.425) notice is hereby given
The Seniors are deep in Bacca­
candy, nut and gum through new
Aaaonacements” clasrification with
automatic merchandiser. No selling. laureate and Commencement. But die budget committee of the Mill City Rural Fire Protection District. Linn and Marion Counties, Oiegon, in com­
a minimum charge of 60 cent« per
We will establish accounts for you since they are only approximately pliance with said law, prepared andadopted on May 22, 1959, the buget estimates for the ensuing fiscal year,
taeartion.
if
you wish. To qualify, party must 30-76 percent of the student body, July 1,1959, to June 30. 1960, as set forth below. All persons are hereby notifed that on Wedies, the 17th day of
Ten cent« per line each insertion.
have car and cash capitol of $400 tests are uppermost in the minds of June, 1959, at 8:60 p. m., in the Fire Hal] at Mill City, Oregon, said budget estimates may be discussed with the
Ne advertisement accepted for le«»
to $1700 which is secured. Excel­ the rest. The teachers put their fiend­ levying board and any pereon subject to the proposed tax levy or levies will be heard in favor or again«t said
flhaa 60 cents per week.
lent earnings part time. Full time ish minds to work and came up with proposals.
Count five word« to the tone in
TOMAN, Chairman Budget Committee; STANLEY CHANCE, Secretary Budget Committee;
more. Write P.O. Box 1055, Boise, some dillies “Have fun’’ they say. z-vnifTti
ordering yew ad. Phone 6651, MiU
Idaho.
22p Ha! on a test???!!
” F,,TTAM. Member Budget Committee; D. B. HILL, JR., Member Budget Committee; DON W. MOF­
City er mail your advertiaetneot to
The GAA had a grand time Thurs- FATT, Member Budget Committee.
The MiU City Enterprise, Mill City,
I day night as they went swimming at
Oregon.
EXPENDITURES
BTeitenbush and to the amazement of Section A
Miscellaneous
Act. Expend. 3 yean prior to current year
Current Yrs. Ex. 1958-1959
! “11, got wet! They really had a lot
FOR QUALITY JOB PRINTING 3 m
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House Trailer for $2750; 1953 ,|rV ^"d
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Quality printing, priced right. Fast
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Studebaker t, ton pickup, $550;
Friday night. Had Reeves and his
•errice too. Phone 4651. Night*
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also Vizla Golden Short Hair Point- band. Pla-ved
a dance «ponaored Fund and Expenditure Classification
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liam Harris, on old highway be- ’ ablp
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tween Mill City and Gates. Box' b? »H those who attended tKslast
146A, Rt. 1, Lyons, or see at River- <lance of the year. Even the had ’ Had General Fund: Personal Services
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DIRECTORY
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view Cafe Mehama
20tf 111 as the merrymakers stomped out
Industrial Accident Commission__
$
201.76
$
325.00
$
279.66
$
313.21
$ 450.00
$
hat dance.
the Mexican
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Communications__ ____ :_________
10.67
26.56
12.40
20.00
3.85
20 00
One,
FOR SALE—Weaner pigs.
Extra
Election Expenses A Budget Pub-
26.21
87 09
155.50
33.50
80.00
150.00
Then
run.
nice
purebred
Durocs.
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JOHNW. REID, M. D.
Office Supplies.___ _____________
50.00
25.00
Tuerg, Phone 3985, Mill City. 21
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Insurance ______________
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384.07
249.36
202.71
233.10
400.00
400 00
Physician and Surgeon
Hospital Fees_________________ _
100.00
To clean polished marble, wash the
100.00
FOR SALE—Boy’s Gray all-wool
Emergency Fund________ ___
500.00
500.00
flannel suit, size 16-18. Boy’s Grey surface with suds of warm water and
MILL CITY, OREGON
Equipment ............ ...............
750.00
381.86
258.43
1,900.00
flannel slacks, size 14. Phone 7605 mild soap. Rinse well and wipe the
Fuel Oil_______________________
160.00
231.60
22.39
148.08
150.00
Mill City.
20tfp ' surface with a chamois to prevent
660.00
1 spotting and streaking.
121*9
450.00
Building Maintenance________ __
51.61
28.25
100 00
loO.OO
55.71
Gasoline, Oil & Truck Servie«.----
20.18
WANT TO BUY TIMBER
5 00
5.00
5.00
10.00
Sometimes ammonia fumes will re­
5.00
10.00
Treasurer’s Surety Bond_______
Small or large tracts
move scorch stains. Open the am­
768.00
768.00
384.00
768.00
768.00
768.00
Fire Hydrant Rental-----------------
Either cash or stumpage basis
51.00
16 90
300.00
monia bottle and move the stain back
333.15
176.89
350.00
Equipment Maintenance________
STOUT CREEK LMB. CO. I and
200 00
forth over the bottle and let the
14.96
7.50
100 00
50.00
Miscellaneous ______________ ____
H mue wem of Mehama. Oregon Stf fumes saturate the garment. If pos­
4^73.00
ELECTRIC ORGAN—Want respon­ sible try out on a hidden part of the
sible party to assume small month­ garment to be sure no damage will be
RECEIPTS
Section U
ly payments. Also spinet piano, <ione to the fabric.
Current Yrs. Receipts.
Act Recpts. 3 Yrs. Prior to Current Yr.
Write Credit manager, Tallman
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Salem,
Oregon.
DR. VICTOR J. MYERS
Piano St >re,
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For Rent
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Actual
1st 6 »
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Chiropractic Physician
Actual
1st 6 Mo.
Notice of 1959-1960 Budget Meeting
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OREGON
•TAYTON
WE SELL BETTER
CARS FOR LESS
GENE TEAGUE
CHEVROLET
STAYTON, OREGON
IT PAYS TO BUY AT
HOME
Stayton-Jefferson
AUTO WRECKERS
Rebuilt motors and trans­
missions.
Cars bought and scdd
We buy junk
Ph. BO 9-2319 Stayton, Ore.
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
Prompt service in the
Canyon when you call uf
Reasonable Rates
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Ph. BO 9-2319 Stoytoa, Ore.
LICENSED
Garbage Disposal
1146 Per Meath and Up
AUo Servicing Gate« Lyeae
Idaaaha and DMrWt
MU I CITY. OREGON
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Rod Cline. (tamer
Ph. 5901
(4 )
ta- T
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BELL BLDG.
IDA and THIRD ST SECIAL—Fir Chunks and Corewood FURNISHED COTTAGE For Rent. Fund and Receipt Classification
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$19 for 2-cord load. Johnson Wood
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$30 p- r month. Has T.V. Cable.—
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STAYTON, OREGON
Co. Phone CL 9-2350, Lyons. 17tfc.
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C. M. Cline. 304 N. E. Alder St
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PHONE RO 9-2557
Mill City.
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OFFICE FURNITURE and equip
ment, typewriters, a<l ling machine
300.00
FOR RENT—Building next to Gate-. Gen. Fund: Fst. Beginning Cash Bal.
calculators, cash regi-ters, duplicat­ way Cafe «n highway 22 in Gates. I Delinquent Taxes ...
87.27
198.27
234.17
43.54
330.85
ors, safes, filing equipment. We sell,
Dr. Leslie J. Carson
589 26
600.00
900.00
579 03
509.51
Ore. Inquire at Gateway Cafe. 22 ' Tax Money—Marion County-------
rent, swap and repai Bargairs >i
1,500.00
562.69
2,250.00
913.27
1 .••24.77
1,210.69
Tax Money—Linn County------------
OPTOMETRIST
25.00
used machines. Roei. Typewrite»
12 00
12.00
25.00
38.65
Rent from Fire Hall —------------- —
Visual analysis — Contact lens««
Exchange, 156 Crnrt St., Salem tf
Situations Wanted
Visual training
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES. RECEIPTS AND TAX LEVIES
Section C
FOR SALE— Automatic oil floor fur­ WORK WANTED— By Experienced
Every Day But Wednesday
1968-1960 Budget Summary
Tax Levy Calculation
nace and fittings, $70. Also 16 qt.
poultryman. Odd jobs of any kind.
515 Third St.
Stayton
pressure canner, $15. Phone 2107,
—Lee Earhart. Phone 2651, Mill
Total All Funds
Ph. RO 9-2751
Kenneth Chance, Mill City.
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22p Total Estimated Expenditures (Section A, Column fl) -....
......... 8 4,273.00
300.00
Total Estimated Amounts reserved for use after June 80,1959,
Sawmill LOGS WANTED CUSTOM
PLOWING and BLADE
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Expenditure!
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Top price« fur Second Growth
Ba^’Hayi^TIS MARKS Phone * 1 Deduct Total Estimated Receipt. ?Jther than 1956-57 Taxes (Section B. Col. 6)
325.00
Weddle Funeral Home
STOUT CREEK LMB. CO
1,248.00
ULnck 9-2061.
Mehama, Ore- *7d°™ uma'ed^Amount of ’1958-1959 Taxes that Will Not be Received June 30, 1959
*4 west of Mehama. Oregon Mt«
25.00
Modern Funeral Servie*
4,273.00
g°n-__________________________ *—^ ! total levy ________________
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Real Estate
WORK WANTED—By day or hour, | ~
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TAX LEVY BREAKDOWN
•Iso baby sitting. Genevieve Kester- -^ecnon u
1959-1960
son.
Blazek
Apartments, ™
6% UmiuU<m and Not E*.
SEE US ABOUT REAL ESTATE
‘’ectinn E The Outstanding Indebtadnaas of Mia
NEW THREE BEDROOM. Electric
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reeding 4 mills ..... -........................
. -4.273.00
District at June 30, 1959 was .....
..NONE
heat, fireplace, two car garage. The
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finest Very reasonable.
Property is changing hands, why not
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buy now while there is stil a good
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selection ?
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Here is a sample of some I have
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available on reasonable terms:
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THREE BHDROOM house on 2 good
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acres. Close in, only $5500.00
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FOUR BEDROOM on a 1 2*3 lot
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House in good condition, has very
Impala Sport Con pt— unmistakably modern.
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fine garden spot, and lawn. $4500.
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THREE BEDROOM. 2 lots, fine
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view, fireplace only $600..00 down.
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FOUR BEDROOM, extra large lot,
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a real buy at only $3800.00.
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Many others—Come and see me!
I 5.7 inches wider than those of the other leading
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GLEN SHELTON, Broker
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West Side Mill City
Phone 2207
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head room than most of the highest priced sedans.
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LIST WITH US
L. R. COVILLE, REAL ESTATE
M Nelson, Salesman
Phone 1957
Office at Mill City Lodge. Mill City
On Highway 22
JOS. DEVERS REAL ESTATE
W. R. Hutcheson, Salesman
Phone 451b
Gates, Oregon.
Something to sell’ Then try r
Qaaaified ad tn The Enterprise
Help Wanted
HELP
WANTED - Experienced
waitress wanted at once, Good
working conditions. Must be over
21.—Apply st Riverview Cafe,
Mehama.
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MEN OF
Mill City
and Marion (kmnty
You cun do better than you an
doing on your present job.
Young man of Mill City for
permanent work in Western Ore­
gon, close to home. Starting
salary of 3455 per month.
No Experience Necessary
21 to 35 years old, high school
or equal education. Own auto in
good condition and be out of
town Monday through Friday
(never more than two hours
from home).
All Replies Confidential
Write P. O. Box 1508, Salem.
Oregon, with full resume of
background and present employ­
ment fname of present firm or
employer not necessary).
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HERE'S
WHAT OTHER
LOW-PRICED
CARS HOPE
YOU'LL DO
WITHOUT!
vBUT HOW THEY WISH THEY HAD 'EM)
NO
WONDER
MORE PEOPLE
ARE BUYING CHEVROLETS
THAN ANY OTHER CAR I
CHEVY'S ROOMINESS
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CHEVY’S BIGGER BRAKES
Chevrolet's new Safety-Master brakes are built for
up to two-thirds longer life, with more lining
area than any other low-priced car.
CHEVY'S FULL COIL RIDE
No other leading low-priced car cushions you
with coil springs at every wheel.
CHEVY’S FRESH STYLING
You don’t have to look twice at Chevy’s clean-ewept
silhouette to know it’s a new car. And that’s bound
to mean a higher allowance at trade-in time.
CHEVY'S BIGGER SAVINGS
A pair of Chevrolet 6's proved this emphatically-
coming in first and second in their class in this
year’s Mobilgas Economy Run. And the winning
mileage was a whopping 22.38 m.p.g.
CHEVY'S HIGHER TRADE IN VALUE
The National Automobile Dealers Association
Official Used Car Guide Book shows that Chevy
consistently brings a higher trade-in allowance than
any other low-priced car.
CHEVY’S ADVANCED DESIGN ENGINES
Chevy’s the only car in its field that gives you
oil-hushed hydraulic valve lifters on all
standard engine« for smoother, quieter performance.
It’s the only American car at any price with a
high-performance V8 that packs more than one
horsepower into every cubic inch of displacement. And
you get nine engine« in ail to choose from ... every
one of them with the convenience of automatic choke
Make sure you get the most for your money—see your local authorized Chevrolet dealer!
Gene Teague Chevrolet
120 W Hollister
Stayton, Oregon
Phone RO 9-2126