Map Showing Official Zoning of Mill City School District
Hie Mill City Enterprise, 'Hiurstlay, Mar. 28, 1963
THE MILL CITY
ENTERPRISE
Entered as second class matter
November 10. 1944 at th« Poet
Office at Mill City. Oregon un­
der Act of March 3, 1879.
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DON W. MOFFATT. Ed.-Pub.
BOARD HAS TOUGH JOB
The new board of education
which will be elected Munday.
April 1 will be faced with many­
tough problems, therefore x
behooves every voter in the
area to use his own good judg­
ment when going to the polls.
One of the board's first jobs
will be to present a good sound
budget. It will be a big task
to decide between the wants
and the necessities. Voters will
have to take into consideration
that this new budget will have
some pretty high figures in it.
They, too must realize that this
budget will be for the total eiwt
of operating three schools
two elementary schools and one
high school.
Candidates for ttie position
should lie voted on according
to their sincerity of purpose
The candidate who is running
merely io try to oust some per­
son from his school job or re-
tain some other person certain
ly should not be considered at
this time. This is no time for
personalities to enter into any
phase of the coming election.
The responsibility rests en­
tirely' with the voters whether
this type of candidate is chosen
Keep in mind that school
business is not a political pres­
sure business. School boards
have one thing which should be
uppermost in their nunds and
that is proper education for all
the young ixsjple of the area.
There is no sound reason why
any one group sliould try to
railroad any candidate into of­
fice tor personal satisfaction
alone. We must learn to work
in harmony as we are now in
one district.
The Enterprise is not endors-
ing any candidate but atlmon-
ishes each one of jvu to use
sound judgment when casting
your ballot Monday, April I.
Vote for education—vote f
harmony in our new district.
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Dear Editor:
The last two school elections
FORMULATED FROM
in Mill City have proven a
dissatisfaction with an old sys­
tem and an interest in a new-
one.
LEGAL NOTICE
Election will take place in
As a candidate for a position
In accordance with O. R. S. each of the elementary schools
on the new five member board.
I of the above area from 2:00 to
I would like to state some ideas 330.700. voters of the Adminis­
8:00 p. m., on April 1. 1963.
trative
District.
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com
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that might breach the long ex-
For the school board of the
Exteriors
isting difference between the prising the Mill City Element­
ary. Gates Elementary, and Administrative District, each
populace and the directors.
Santiam Union High School member must come from a dif­
Interiors
The Board Should-
Let the public in on all the areas are hereby notified that ferent zone. I .ength of term of
Basements
advance planning for any build­ on April 1, 1963, there will be ’ office will lx? determined by a
elected, for the newly reor- total number of votes cast for
ing that is needed.
Wood, Masonry and
! different candidates. The can-
Cbnsult the professional pro­ ganized district. 5 directors.
Porous Surfaces
1 to sene for five years ■ didate receiving the highest
pie from the state Department
1 to serve for four years
number of votes in each zone
of Education before any build-
1 ■ sene for three years > will be elected for that zone.
ing plans are made.
1 to sene for two years
Let the public know in ad­
Zone 1—is that area of the
1 to serve for one year
vance
what
business
is
planned
present Gates Grade School
Water Penetration
for each board meeting.
All teachers and administrat­ cause of personalities or from who runs them. These students
Dampness
or should be carefully evaluated spite.
are cur nation's future.
Freeze-Thaw Damage
by a system similar to the one
Respectfully,
I would like to emphasize
now used by the high school.
WALLACE ROBE RTSO.N again my main object is NOT
Flaking and Chipping
Teachers should live within
to secure a position for any
the district.
Dear
Editor:
certain
person but to obtain a
Erosion from Acids and
The taxpayer's money should
Every place I go someone better education for our child­
Alkalis
be spent so as to get the most wants to know what my plat­ ren.
value, from every dollar, by form is for the school board
Sincerely,
Staining and
making full use of all teachers membership for which I am
MRS. MABEL YANKUS
Efflorescence
and facilities.
running. My only policy is to
A definite plan should be get the best education for our
Watch for Oar Broadside
made right away fof a curricu­ students that we can for our
Announcing Our
lum from grade 1 through 12. tax dollar. If I am elected I
Plan to learn all the facts be­ wiU, to the best of my ability,
fore making any decision.
work for this end. I also will
Do not take orders from any try to attend all school board
Frank J. Jackson passed
person or any organization as meetings.
away
Saturday, March 23, at
to school matters.
I feel that this first school-
Promise to attend both regu­ board of the reorganized dis- the Erickson Rest home in Cor­
lar and special meetings faith­ trict is going to be one of the vallis about 7 a. m. Although
fully.
most important ones that this he had been in poor health for
Consider both the high school area ever has had or ever will some time his death was from
and grade school education im­ have. And I would like to work a heart attack.
Mr. Jackson was born De­
portant and every person's child on this scnool Lxiard but regard-
equally important.
Ies of whether you vote for me cember 2, 1884 at Binghamton.
Willing to listen to any mem- or someone else—get out and N. Y. He moved to Mill City
ber of the district and think vote. Every citizen, whether from Detroit, Oregon in 1935.
He was married to Dean Wat- j
over carefully what he or she they have children in school or
•r. Jikm, .September 8,1
Phone 897-2785
Mill City says.
not, should be interested in the
Will not make decisions be- way our schools are run and 1919. Mrs. Jackson was killed ■
. in a car accident west of Mill .
' City J-.: le 16, 1955.
Mr. Jackson was a member
of the Mill City Christian
| churcn. lie was a Jogger and
.t id w - Tker before his retire­
ment.
Surviving are two sons from
a former mar i. - ,
James
Jackson and Do. uia., J..ckson,
txitii of Portland; three daugh-
etrs, Mrs. Alta Baldwin, Kent,
Wn.; Mrs. Virginia Thompson,
Puyallup, Wn.; and Mrs. Lor­
íame Lorenzen, Mill City; two
sons, Frank J. Jackson, Jr. of
Corvallis and John of Kings
Valley. Sixteen grandchildren
and one great grandchild and
one sister, Mrs. Lidian Sím­
convenience for homeowners.
O LONGER DO ALL of your heat­
mons from Greene, N. Y. il Iso
Our budget plan costs you noth­
ing bills have to be paid in
survive.
the cold months—just when it may ing extra. It’s one of our many
Funeral services were held
W< dnesduy afternoon at 2 p. m.
free services to customers. And
be most inconvenient
at Weddle Funeral Home in
there are no carrying charges of
Now, under our budget plan,
Stayton with burial in Dme
any kind.
Oak cemetery. Rev. Ifarold
you can divide heating oil bills into
Hake officiated.
For full details about budget
easy-to-handle, monthly install­
Pallbearers were James
plan oil heating- and Shell Heat­
ments and spread payments
Swan, Charlea Dolezal, Donald
Jenkins, Howard Farmen, Char­
ing Oil rail us today
throughout the year. A great
ley Stewart and Leroy Podrab-
aky.
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DU PONT
For
Conditions against:
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Frank Jackson
Passes Away Sat.
Circus Days
Sale Starts
Wed., Apr. 3
A & M Toman
SMALLER MONTHLY
FUEL BILLS
Simple plan makes your heating bills
fit your budget
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H. L. ASHBY
Phone 897-2442
Distributor
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Mill City, Ore.
Old. di/rnsÆ,
WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS
On Heating Oil
"Some men grow, other«
s /ell.”
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District lying North of the
North Santiam River.
Zone 2 Is that part of the
present Gates Grade School
Ifstnct lying South of file
North Santiam River.
Zone 3 Is that part of the
present Mill City Element­
ary School District lying
North of the North Santiam
River.
Zone 4 Is that |>art of the
present Mill City School
District lying South of the
North Santiam River, and
East <>f a line starting
South
the river, , going
down the center of First
Street to Its intersection
westerly
with Ivy Street,
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down the center of Ivy
Streit to tlic W<-st line
of the East half of Section
3! in Township 9 S. Range
3 E. continuing south along
this half-section line to the
school district boundary.
North Santiam River, and
West of the Ills* descrllird
In Zone I
Voting will be at large, but
Hoard members must reside In
the designated runes.
Petitions for nomination will
l»e received by the County
School Office until closing time
March 25. 1963. 5 00 p. rn.
LINN COUNTY REORGANL
ZATION COMMITTEE.
Zone 5 Is that part of the
W. H IXJUMYER.
present Mill City School
Sccrrt.ny and Cuunty Schcail
District ljing South o! the
Superintendent,
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Flowers
Flowers For All
Occasions
Flow ering and Foliage
Plants
Prinirow* . Glad. Bullis
230 N E 4th St.
MILL CITY
Phone 897-2452
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BOXED CHOCOLATES
Easter Gift W rapped
Good Quality
$1.49 to $4.50
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FILLED BASKETS
TILLER-CULTIVATOR
59c to 98c
Plenty of capacity for
tilling or cultivating
heavy aoila. Non-wind­
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tin**». gunranferd
again»/ breakage!
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to 29*) change
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Full working
visibility.
A«k im for a
detnofMtralion
today!
EMPTY BASKETS
29c thru 59c
Now 3 hpl
the childten’c
First
with
REVERSE
$159.50
See It At
MILL CITY
HARDWARE
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Phone 897-2977
151 S. W. Broadway
Mill City, Oregon
Imported Chocolate Bunnies and
Eggs from Holland make ideal
candies for filling those Easier
Baskets.
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Prescriptions SPECIALTY
Mill City Pharmacy
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Phone 897-2812
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Mill City, Oregon