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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1963)
T as near as T your near es t i t e l e p h on surance NOW for REAL COMI-OR I < I. A S s I F I E II II A T E H M'-n or women. Alrtred arch Churches. bii/anrs. suppers, supports $1 25 . S<>ft StC|l|H-| s. DIRECTORY bake sales etc., will lx* run un Hc<-1 cushions, walk $2 50 der s|N-clul Announcements' straights. Met peds. Insoles, classification with a minimum Scori Products Chuck's Shoe JOHN W. REID, M. D. eburge of 50 cents per insertion. Shop, Mill City. llptf Ten cents per line each inser Phy$ician and Surgeon tion. No advertisement accept KEYS MADE WHILE YOU ed lor less limn 50 cents per WAIT. Better get an extra key week. made for your house or auto Mill City, Oregon Count five words to the line mobile today. Bring your key In ordering your add Telephone with you. Mill City Hurdwure, Mill C.ty. 4Hif 897 2772. Mill City or mud your advertisement to 'Hie Mill City 1>R. JOHN 0. TARR ('MILE V I 1 ■ l.y the head Etiterprlie. Mill City. Oregon. <>i pound Cliff Underwood. Chiropractic Physician Rt. 3. Box 33D, Scio. Phone Phone 769-2922 Real Estate 394-2698. 12p Hour* 9:00 to 6:00 FOR SALE 2 bedroom modern Evening« by Appointment 112 E. Ida St. Stay ton lumie in Mill City. Terms. Phone 897-2699 lltf. Public Notices ItubincMH and Profettsional Weddlo Funeral Home Modern Funeral Service Stayton Oregon J. W. GOIN Experienced Veterinarian By llanrkl’M Floral Garden Ph. 769-2533 Stayton HORN ELECTRIC Electrical Wiring Philco Appliance Dealer Ph. 897-2478 Box 1008 Mehama, Ore. Hower» Por All Occasiona RALEIGH HAROLD Florist & Nursery Open 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Including Sunday m Block W. Stayton Hy. Ph. Stay ton 769-2534 319 W. Washington St. WE SELL BETTER CARS FOR LESS GENE TEAGUE CHEVROLET STAYTON. OREGON IT PAYS TO BUY AT HOME SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Prompt Service in the Canyon when yon etili ut» Reasonable Rates SaUafaction Guanuiteed Stayton Ph. 769-2319 Btayton-Jcffcmon AUTO WRECKERS Rebuilt motors and transmission!. Cam Bought and Sold We Buy Junk Ph. 769-2319 itili SALE TWo tx-droom borne Wood Inirning furnace. LEGAL NOTICE Large lot. Garden sput. Bcr- •. I* Sixth SI I Aon ’ 1 'll In accordance with O. R. S. ■I .1 1.';, 330.700, voter* of the Adminis trative District, 129J, com- I have calls for property and primng the Mill City Element ne<*d more listings. Have ary, Gates Elementary, and renters with references for Santiam Union High School two-bedroom home*. areas ate hereby notified that SHELTON REAL ESTATE on April 1, 1963, there will be <■.•7 s. w Evergreen elected. for the newly reor Phone 897-2538 ganized district, 5 directors. 1 to serve for five year* FOR SALE 2 bedroom modern 1 to serve lor four years home In Lyons. Terms. Phone 1 to serve tor three years ■ lltf 1 to serve for two years 1 to serve for <one year 1 Jatlngs Needed Election will take place in STROUT REALTY 110 S W Enterprise Place each of the elementary schools ARCHIE THOMPSON. Br. Mgr. of the above area from 2:00 to Ph. 897-2236 Mill Qty, Ore. 8 00 p in., on April 1. 1963. For tiie schcxil board of the Administrative District, each For Rent member must come from a dif FOR RENT Bachelor quarters. ferent zone. Length of term of Utilities furnished, $25 per office will be determined by a month. Inquire at house next total number of votes cast for to Maples Tavern. Up different candidates. The can didate receiving the highest FOR RENT Modem furnished number of votes in each zone one bcdnrxxn units. Also smal will lx* elected for that zone. ler furnished units, Reason- Zone 1—is that area of the able rates. Inquire at Oak present Gates Grade School Park Motel. Phone 897-2412. District lying North of the 51tf Gates, Oregon. North Santiam River. Zone 2—1* that part of the FOR RENT One bedroom fur present Gates Grade School nished apartment. Phone 897- District lying South of the 2797 or 897-2555. 49tf North Santiam River. ROOMS FOR RENT Uy day. Zone 3 Is that part of the week or month. Reasonable present Mill City Element rates Mill City Ixxlge, Phone ary School District lying ' IL 27tf North of the North Santiam River. Zone 4 - Is that part of the Miscellaneous present Mill City School District lying South of the WANTED TO BUY Ixiw pric North Santiam River, and ed small trailer house. - East of a line starting at Charles A. Parker, Box 594. the river, , Kott going South ’S Gatta. Up down the center of First FOR SALE 2l-inch RCA TV Street to its intersection table model with stand. Good with Ivy Street, westerly condition. Picture tube 1 year down the center of Ivy old. $90 00 Joe Lalack, Call Street to the West line S'»7 .'17s alter | p. m. lip of the East half of Section 31 in Township 9 S, Range FOR SALE N H. P. G. E. 3 E, continuing south along Electric Motor. Used *■» season this half-section line to the on lawn irrigation ihimp, $25. school district boundary. Also centrifugal |ximp, foot Zone 5— Is that part of the valve and fittings $15. I.ylc pn sent Mill City School Chmminga, m s. w spring District lying South of the St. Phone 897-2914. North Santiam River, and FOR SALE One pair used log West of the line described ger boots. Several pair used in Zone 4. work Ixwts. Chuck's Sixx* Voting will be at large, but Shop. Mill City lip Board members must reside in the designated zones. IJLY PADS Core wood. John Petitions for nomination will son Wood Cb.. 1098 Alder Dr. be received by the County Salem. Ph. EM 4-705«. Ly School Office until closing time ons 859-2350. tfa. March 25. 1963. 5:00 p. m. Sawmill LOGS WANTED LINN COUNTY REORGANI STOUT CREEK I .MB. CO. ZATION COMMITTEE. Top Prices for Second Growth W. II. DOLMYER. Secretary and County School ** Mile West Mehama. Ore. 3tf. Superintendent. 12 Stayton ( 0 M P H TI' MQuw n LICENSED CARPETS - LINOLEUM New and Used Furniture 367 3rd. St., Stayton. Ore. 51tf Garbage Disposal Furniture & Appliances FOB NOTICE QUALITY FURNITURE We have some very low AND APPLIANCES gl.M Per Month and Up prices on No. 3 and 4 Also Serving Oates, Lyons, Priced Right lumber, 1x4 to large tim Idanha and Detroit Complete Line bers. MILL CITY, OREGON Stout Creek Lumber Co. NEW and USED DISPOSAL SERVICE H Mile West of Mehama Ru<l Cline, Owner I’hone 897 295« Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Only $3.00 a Year WANT TO BUY TIMBER Small or Large Tracts Either cash of stumpage basis See ANN At I A. Salem Scene by Robert H. Elan er House Minority Ix-udcr III miimm - k Taxes, Tactic« I legislators who introduce bills for pubbci’; . purposes on ly" drew sharp criticism this week from Representative F. F. "Monte" Montgomery 1 fousc minority party leader. "With Oreg mi taxpayers spending more than $1.250.000 to operate s this year's Ix>ginla- turc. It seems ridiculous to see some of the activities of cer tain members who sponsor bills with no public appeal and which do not meet any demonstrated public need,” he told us. "There are those in the As sembly,” he said, "who adhere to the principle of government by press release.’ We neither can afford, not do the people want such a system." The tall Eugene Republican emphasized that a legislature should "not be judged on the number of bill* he introduces” or how many times he is able to get his name in the local news papers. Rep. Montgomery further dis cussed what he considers un necessary legislative activities "Already more than 200 bills have been introduced this ses- sion which would tell the pri- vate businessman how he wil) operate his business. The ques tion of advertising. Sunday-clos- mg, trading stamps, etc., arc not legislative matters unless the genera) public is adversely harmed, ” Montgomery claims Mickey Hendricks—V«. Red Heads "Personality Gal” Mickey Hendricks. Virginia’s most outstanding girl basketball player and athlete, plays for the World Champion Girls Bas ketball Team Moore s All Am erican Red Heads. Mickel. standing an even six feet tall is thrilling basketball aud iences all across the sports world with her colorful person ality and exciting basketball skills. Mickey, a college girl, is a clever passer, a rugged rebounder, a tough defensive opponent, and a fine shooter. A court favorite whenever the famous Red Heads hit the bas ketball court. Mickey will give basketball fans a rare treat. Miss Hendricks, a gal with plenty of southern charm - but don't let a little cham disarm you - Mickey is a tough com petitor and a hustling ball play er. Attractive Miss II e n d r i cks will tie in the line-up for the World Famous Red Heads when the Famous Girls Team tangle with the Jaycee men's team on Sunday, March 17, at the high school gym in Mill City, at 8 p. m. Card of Thanks The Santiam PTA would like to express their thanks to all ANN’S FURNITURE those STOUT CREEK LMB. CO. who donated, attended or % Mile West Mehama. Ore. 3tf. AND APPLIANCE participated in the recent Fun FOR SALE luirge ehest type at Subliniity-Aumsvilie Jet. Night. The money realized from the event will help pur freezer. $125. Santiam Fiber Open Evenings chase a T. V. set Tor the ele Glas pink sink. $35.00- -Evelyn Ph 743-2975 mentary school. Mrs. Jo Whit Stevens, The Paint Pot, Ph. sett, chairman. 11 897-2682. 11 He said these are really "determents to the private en terprise system, which in my mind, is the backbone of a free society. ” As vice-chairman of the im portant House Taxation Com mittee i where all new tax measures must originate), Montgomery is better versed on fiscal matters than many j lawmakers. He considers taxa tion and appropriations the me.jor problems of the session. "For the first time,” he said, "Oregon is facing critical fis cal problems, because we used every available surplus dollar in the 1961 session.” He believes the eventual gen eral fund tax will incorporate the following: <11 A net re ceipts plan to broaden the in come tax base; (2) repeal of the Federal income tax deduc tion on state returns; <3) adjust ments in the higher income tax rates: and <4i a cigarette tax. "There is great fear by leg islators," Montgomery pointed out, "that the people of Ore gon will initiate a petition to re fer the final tax program. The Governor has recommended, and I concur, that the Legisla ture should refer it themselves during the session. But this seems doubtful.” he added. “It appears the Democratic majority will not permit the people to vote their opinions on the subject of taxation," Mont gomery said. He emphasized that the people do have a responsibility to und erstand Oregon's revenue needs. Should the tax program be re pealed by referendum. Mont gomery said "There will be a need, as never before, for all of <xir people to shed themsel ves of their lethargy and com placency. and to recognize the impact of state services." As example, he cited the Basic School Support budget, which must support ' 15,000 addition al youngsters each school year at a time when both federal and property taxes are at a all-time high." He also men tioned higher education’s bud get needs, pointing out that "al most 50G of Oregon’s graduat ing high school seniors are en tering institutians of higher learning. This will mean an in crease of 5,500 college students in the next two years alone.” Minority leader Montgomery discussed Governor Hatfield's $405 million budget, which was submitted (by statute* last De ember 1. "The Governor has a good budget. But it is difficult to anticipate revenues and ex penditures as far as 32 months in advance,” Montgomery ex- plained. "This budget is de- signed primarily to meet the demonstrated needs of our times an objective with which no one can take exception. “It’s a system employed in Oregon for more than 100 years the results of which made our state the envy of other states for its fiscal security,” he said. "My viewpoint is that when the Democratic leadership gets through with their alleged slic es in the Governor’s program— and other 'adjustments’ they want to make—the final result wlil be an increase of from 1% to 2% over Governor Hatfield's recommended budget, and not a decrease," predicted Mont gomery. F«f 7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Mar. I l, 1963 Santiam Ripples At the ball, Barb Olson was crowned queen. There was a very large attendance, about 60 or 70 people at one time. The Senior class has a car wash scheduled for next Sat- urday, and another one wilf be held in April. Our Variety show will be shown to the stu dent body this Friday, in hopes of raising interest. Baseball and track practice started this week. By Ed McCurdy The Sophomores' Sweetheart Ball was Saturday night. Des pite the many difficulties, ev eryone seems to agree that it was as good as the Sophomores claimed it would lx*, Princes and Princesses select'd by the classes were: Seniors Dave Hickerson, and Barb Olson; Juniors. !>irry Drake and Carol Rust: Sophomores, Mike Glea son and Sherry Bennett; and Freshmen, Warren Reid and Why Don’t YOU Subscribe to Sharon Bassett. THE MILL CIT Y ENTERPRISE T V & Radio Service DAILY - ON CALL No Mileage Charge Between Stayton and Gates ON OR OFF THE CABLE PORTERsLAU Ph. 769-2154 or 859-2480 RCA VICTOR — The Best TV For Cable or Fringe Areas. BIB -r You Can Always Find The Best Buys At Gene Teague Chevrolet used caß stayton '59 Chev. Parkwood 4 dr. Wgn $1495 V8, Automatic, Power Steering '58 Chev. 4-dr. Sedan . . S945 V8, Automatic, Power Steering '58 Ford 4-dr. Wagon . . . $895 V8, Automatic, Brakes Power Steering, Power '60 Chev. El Camino Pickup $1795 V8, Stick and Overdrive '58 Chev. i Ton Pickup . $1095 6 Cyl., 4 Speed, Positractiop, New 6 Ply Tires '55 G. M. C. Pickup i Ton $895 V8 '53 Chev. 4 Ton Suburban $395 4 Speed Gene Teague Chevrolet ffh< BibU I.et patience have its per fect work. —(Jas. 1:4). We should exercise patience in everything we do. particu larly in our relations with others. Patience should be the constant benchmark of ottr attitude toward those with whom we work or associate with. 1st and Hollister Stayton Oregon
