2—The Mill City Enterprine. Thnrwi «V
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4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 28, 196? N. S. Lanes No. 2 ... .78
ny Mark.
Other Hard Splits
5-7-9 J. Mumey; 4-5-7, Pearl
Choate; 4-7-9 D. Huff, R. John
son; 4-10 D. Fryer, 5-8-10 P.
Jordan; 4-5 O. Wood, E. Myers
3-9-10 A. Underwood; 3-7 N.
Porter; 5-6-10 H. Novak; 8-10
H. Olson; 3-7-10 N. Underwood
5-7 A. Heim, D. Holm, P.
Swope, G. Puckett, G. Harte-
loo, M. Bethell, Jean Fery,
R. Fritz; 5-10 R. Lulay, D.
Fowlds, E. Johnson, G. Swope,
R. Lyons.
Men — Over 210
255 P. Swope, 245 E. Gars-
le». Cream Mpilta
6-7-10 Gerry Attig and Lan- jo; 242 A. Heim; 235 D. Mum-
ey, K. Boyle; 233 P. Carey, C.
Kline; 228 H. Holm, 231 L.
Myers, 227 B. Stigelman (2),
226 L. Myers, 225 E. Garsjo,
G. Butler, H. Holm; 224 L.
Myers, 223 J. Myers, 222 H.
Holm, 220 E. Garsjo, G. Attig,
219 D. Teeters, 215 B. Me-
Donald, T. Masser, 214 T. Gra-
every day, every night in the
ham, J. Birkholz, 213 O. Miot-
famous Mapes Casinos, ground
ke, L. Myers L. Holm, L.
level or high above in the SKY
Girod, 212 W. Morrison (2), E.
ROOM. Fabulous entertain
Wulf, G. Attig (2), R. Eshel-
ment, always.
man, 211 B. Nuxoll, G. Harte-
loo.
Downtown Reno location,
ideal for business or pleasure
Men — 600 Series
... 300 beautifully appointed
613 L. Myers, 610 H. Holm,
rooms, 25 luxurious apart
609 E. Garsjo.
mentsuites, with Kitchenettes.
4 Game League
Fine food and beverage in the
823 B. Stigelman, 809 G.
Coach Room.
Attig.
Women — Over 190
FREE PARKING
233
P. Choate, 204 D. Sch-
NO MINIMUM
windt, L. Koppe, J. Attig, 203
NO COVER
D. Schwindt, J. Attig, 202 S.
TOP ENTERTAINMENT
Chance, 201 M. Yankus, 199 P.
Lierman, D. Neatherlin, 198
D. Schwindt, 192 H. Novak,
190 E. Johnson.
Women — First 500 & Bigger
563 J. Attig, 560 D. Sch-
windt, 558 P. Choate, 535
E. Johnson, 534 D. Schwindt,
527 D. McClain, 524 P. Fryer,
.$10 to 16
521 D. Pope, 520 M. Yankus,
.»13 to 19
516 E. Boyle, 508 P. Lierman,
.$14 to 19
$20
506 E. Cline, 503 D. Neather-
lorio bed-
lin, Jan Fery, 502 E. Miotke,
I r $ 11
S. Chance, 501 B. Stormer.
Twllighters
Name of Team
W
L
Dollies Hair Fash . 36
8
Gingerbread House 25% 18%
Hincknell
25
19
Santiam Lounge .... 23% 20%
21
N. Sant. Lanes .... 23
21
Kinmsey Const....... . 32
baFemme Beauty ... 22
22
Teagues ................
20
24
19
25
Lairds .....................
P P & L ................ 19
25
Sprouse-Reitz ........ .. 16
28
Sant. Child Care .. 12
32
HIG Dorothy Schwindt, 204-
203; HIS Dorothy Schwindt
560; HTG Dollie’s 934; HTS
North Santiam Lanes 2698.
Htayton Classic
W
Name of Team
L
4
What Knots
12
10
Pin Whoppers .....
6
The Mixers ............ .. 9
7
Washouts ............... ... 8
8
Roadrunners ........ .. 8
8
We Three .............. ... 6
10
Sisters-in-law ....... ... 6
10
Slow Starters ...... .... 5
11
HIS Sunnie Chance 202;
HIS Dot McClain 527; HTG
We Three 550; HTS We
Three 1519.
Nightengals
Name of Team
(V
L
Drushella’s Furn. . ... 40
12
Stayton Radio & TV 37
15
Riverview ............. 35
17
Park ’N Shop ........ .. 32
20
Stout Creek ............ ... 28
24
Earl’s Chevron .... . 24
28
Jerry’s Tavern .... 23% 28%
Walley’s Phillips 66 14
38
Mil] Supply ........... 13% 38%
Valley Telephone . .. 13
39
HIG Pearl Choate 233: HIS
Jerry Attig 563; HTG River-
view 772: HTS Stayton Radio
& TV 2210.
Monday Night Majors
Name of Team
L
N. C. C of C ....... 91-5 61.5
Girod’s Produce.... . 83
70
Frank Lumber ..... 81.5 71.5
72
Gerath’s ................... . 81
Turner Bldg............ 80 5 72.5
THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
P. O. Box 348
Phone 897-3772
Mill City, Ore. 97360
Published at Mill City, Marion County, Ore. every Thursday
Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Postoffice at Mill
City, Oregon, under the act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
rhe Mill City Enterprise assumes no financial responsibility
for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint
without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an
¿dvertiHement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault.
4n independent newspaper, dedicated to the development
of the timber industry and agriculture in this area.
Subscription Rates
Marlon-Linn Counties, per year______
$3.50
Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year
$4.00
Outside Oregon, per year.
$4.50
DON W. MOFFATT
—.... ......... Editor and Publisher
GOLDIE RAMBO ....
.............Society and News Editor
GEORGE LONG ....
........................................... Printer
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NÍWSPAPÍR
I
75
Vest Scio Groc....... 70
83
V. S. Lanes No. 1 .... . 64
90
Scio . ............ . ........ .. 63
90
Santiam Hwde......... 62.5 90.5
HIG Andy Heim 242; HIS
Bill Stigelman 82 23; HTG
•'rank Lumber 688; HTS N
S. Lanes No. 2 2460.
Merchants Wednesd lay Night
Name of Team
W
b
N. Sant. R E ....... 32
12
Stout Creek ....... < 27% 16%
Jack’s Coffee Shop 26
18
Turner Bldg. Supply 25
19
Stayton Can.....
22% 21%
K of C No. 2 ....
22% 21%
Girod’s Mkt
.... 21
23
H & W .............
18
26
Lulay Timber Co...... 18
26
Stay ton Cleaners .... 17
27
Stayton Auto
17
27
K of C No. 1
16
28
HIG Carl Kline 233; HIS
Ray Shelman 598; HTG Gir-
od’s Mkt. 1012; HTS K of C
No. 2 2892.
El'ht BaH League
vame of Team
W
L
Stayton Can No. 1 .... 28
12
North Santiam Ply 26% 13%
Sportsman Center
24
16
Garton Builders .... 23% 16%
Girod’s Hilltop
22
18
Frank Lbr. Co.......... 22
18
North Sant. Lanes .... 21
19
Stayton Canning 2 20% 19%
Webb’s Texaco ....... 20
20
Sublimity Fire Ins. .. 13
27
Wilco Farmers ......... 10
30
Gorman’s Real Est, 9% 30%
HIG Dennis Mumey 235;
HIS Jim Birkhola 572; HTG
North Santiam Ply 776; HTS
Webb’s Texaco 2231.
Friday Mixed Doubles
Name of Team
W
I,
Drushella Real Este. 31
9
Girod’s Market .... 19% 20%
Frankie Coin Wash 19% 20%
Adams Grocery ....... 18
22
Garton's Builders .... 16
24
Lyons Tavern ........... 16
24
HIG Tony Masser 215; HIS
Lloyd Girod 589; HTG Drush
ella Real Estate 838; HTS
Girod’s Market 2346.
No. Santiam Merchants
Name of Team
W
L
Lowers & Holm 2 .... 37
11
Valley Telephone .... 32
16
Albany Lanes ........... 32
16
Sprouse-Reitz ........... 31
17
Lowers & Holm 1 .... 26
22
Philippi Ford ........... 25
23
Porter & Lau ........... 24
24
Girod’s ................... 23% 24%
1st National Bank 21% 26%
Jerry’s Tavern ..... 14% 33%
Regal Trophy ....... 10% 37%
Blaylock Roofing .... 11
HIG P. Surope 255; HIS L.
Meyers 613; HTG Valley Tele
phone 1075; HTS Lower <$•
Holm No. 2 3029.
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CHOATE—To Mr. and Mrs.
—...... -....................................... Janet Lewie V. Allen Choate, Stayton, a
......................................................... Rose Cree son, Sunday, March 17, 1968.
............... ---------- ........... ...... ..... Eva Bressler
KESTERSON—To Mr. and
................ ---- Merle Teeters - Jean Roberts Mrs. Ennis Kesterson, West
Stayton, a daughter, Monday,
March 18.
COLEMAN — To Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth R. Coleman,
Turner, a daughter, Wednes
day, March 20.
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Fun Fleet.
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because it’s
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Better Ideas.
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the pinup pickup-luxury unlimited to tow a trailer, tote a shell camper. I. Ford Bronco - Qoes where the road
doesn't. Six or V-6 power, teamed to trusty 4-wheel drive. 4. F-100-shell camper natural. Six or V-B power, optional
Flex-O-Matic rear suspension. 5. F-350 Camper Special. Two wheelbases take bodies for 12 to 14 feet Twin-I-
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1064 Kirnt Street
Phone 769-2117
Stayton, Oregon
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Public Notices
NOTICE OF SCHOOL
ELECTION
Upon Question of Increas
ing Tax Levy Over Amount
Limited by Section 11, Ar
ticle XI, Oregon Constitu
tion.
Notice is hereby given that
an election will be held in
Administrative School Dis
trict No. 129J of Linn and
Marion Counties, State of
Oregon, from 8:00 a. m. to 8:00
p. m. on April 8, 1968, at San-
tiam High School and Gates
Grade School in said school
district, for the purpose of
submitting to the qualified
voters of said district the
question of increasing the
tax levy for the fiscal year
1968-1969 over the amount
limited by section 11, article
XI, of the Constitution of
Oregon.
The reasons for increasing
such levy are:
No tax base.
Increased operating costs.
The amount of tax, in ex
cess of the eenstitutional lim
itation. proposed to be levied
for said fiscal year is $422,-
302.00, which, expressed, as a
rate of levy, is estimated at
$10 74 per thousand dollars
of true cash value of taxable
property within the district.
Dated this 18th day of
March, 1968.
CLARE D. HENNESS,
Chairman Board of Directors
Attest:
-DNA F. ROSS,
District Clerk.
’ub March 21-28, 1968
trict at the polling places de
signated as follows:
LINN COUNTY
At the elementary school
house, with the exception of
the following: Albany S. D.
No. 5, voting at the Albany
Union High School, 1130 W.
Queen; Lebanon S. D. No. 16C,
NOTICE OF SCHOOL
voting at the Junior High
ELECTION
Upon Question of Increasing School, 60 Main Street; Cen
Tax Levy Over Amount Llm- tral Linn S. D. No. 552C, vot
ited by Section II, Article XI, ing at elementary school at
Brownsville, Shedd, and Hals
Oregon Constitution.
Notice is hereby given that ey; Sweet Home S. D. No.
an election will be held in the ADM 55, voting at the Cen
Intermediate Education Dis tral Office, Cascadia, Craw
trict of Linn-Benton Counties, fordsville, Foster, Holley, and
State of Oregon, from 8:00 A. Liberty; Crowfoot S. D. No.
M. to 8 P. M. on April 8, 1968 89C, voting at Seven Oaks
in said school district, for the School; Mill City S. D, No.
purpose of submitting to the ADM 129J, voting at Mill City
qualified voters of said dis- and Gates.
rict the question of increasing
BENTON COUNTY
the tax levy for the fiscal year At the elementary school
1968-69 over the amount limit house, with the exception of
ed by section II, article XI, of ’the following: Corvallis S. D.
the Constitution of Oregon. : No. 5O9J, voting at Cheldelin
The election will be held in I Junior High School, Highland
each component school dis-1 View Junior High School, and
Western View Junior High
School; Philomath S. D. No.
17J, voting at Philomath Jun
ior-Senior High School, Blod
gett, Kings Valley, and Sum
mit:
The reasons for increasing
such levy are:
Low tax base
Increased costs
Increased enrollments
The amount of tax, in ex
cess of the constitutional lim
itation, proposed to be levied
for said fiscal year is $2,843,-
743.03, which, expressed as a
rate of levy is estimated at
$3.24 per thousand dollars of
true cash value of taxable
property within the district.
Dated this 12th day of
March, 1968.
Attest:
W. H. DOLMYER,
Linn-Benton IED District
Clerk
ED POLAND,
Linn-Benton IED District
Chairman, Board of Directors
Published: March 21-28, 1968
Notice of Budget Hearing
The budget for City of Mill City for the fiscal year 1968-69 beginning July 1,
as
detailed and summarized in the accompanying schedules was prepared on an accounting
basis consistent with that used in prior years. A copy of the budget documents may be in
spected by interested persons between the hours of 10:00 A. M. and 3:00 P. M. Mondays
through Fridays each week at the United States National Bank, Mill City Branch and a
copy of the budget may be obtained for 50 cents. A meeting of the City Council will be
held April 8, 1968 at 8:00 P. M. at the City Hall for the purpose of holding a public hear
ing on this budget. Any person may appear to discuss the budget or any part of it The out
standing indebtedness of The City of Mill City, Oregon at March 6, 1968 was NONE.
VERYL HOOVER,
Mayor
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
For the Ensuing Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1968.
General
Total
Tax Levy Computations
All
Fund
Funds
$40,786.00
Total budget requirements ......
.$70,782.00
Less budget resources, except
24,600.00
taxes to be levied ..................
.... 54,596.00
16,186 00
Total taxes to be levied............
.„. 16,186.00
Analysis to taxes to be levied—
Within 6% limitation....................
9,518.76
Outside 6% limitation ........................... 6,667.24
Total taxes to be levied......................... 16,186.00
For the Current Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1967
$38,696.00
Total budget requirements ................... $66,312.00
Less budget resources, except
19,525.00
taxes to be levied .........................
47,141.00
19,171.00
19,171.00
Total taxes to be levied............
Analysis of taxes to be levied—
Within 6% limitation ................ .
Outside 6% limitation ................
Total taxes to be levied ........... _
State Equipment
General I
Street Purchase
Road Tax
'
Fund
Fund
Fund
$9,776.00 $18,000.00 $2,220.00
9,776.00
18,000.00
2,220.00
$9,216.00
$17,200.00
$1,200.00
9,216.00
17,200.00
1,200.00
Actual
Budget
Actual
1967-68
1965-66
1966-67
$ 1,800.00 $ 1,800.00 $ 1,980.00
149.13
163.73
225.00
2,700.00
2,564.32
3,435.97
274.50
363.50
500.00
900.00
1,070.26
907.50
200.00
200.00
200.00
1,062.91
1,600.43
1,300.00
856.00
864.00
900.00
1,099.67
1,444.49
1,500.00
8,925.00
8,380.00 7,766.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
2,500.00
EXPENDITURES 1968-69
GENERAL FUND
CITY HALL DEPARTMENT
Recorders Salary .....................
Office Supplies .........................
Insurance ...................................
Sewer Maintenance .................
Legal and Audit.........................
Cemetery Maintenance ...........
Miscellaneous ......... ...................
Fire Hydrants ...........................
Operating Contingencies.........
Transfer to Road Fund .........
Transfer to Equipment Fund
Unappropriated Balance ........
$18,501.79 $19,659.62 $20,971.00
■
$ 6,255.40 $ 6,435.00 $ 6,600.00
2.397.25
4,834.00 5,400.00
400.00
750.00
875.00
875.00
TOTAL CITY HALL.......... _...
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Chiefs Salary ............................
Patrolmans Salary ...................
Relief Patrolmen .................. ...
Judges Salary............................
$23,261.00
$ 9,402.65 $12,144.00 $13,275.00
$ 1,123.32 $ 1,005.10 $ 1,600.00
174.40
61.69
400.00
564.23
600.00
609.62
525.45
537.28
550.00
259.06
338.46
300.00
917.00
492.00
1,000.00
TOTAL SALARIES
Police Car Expense
Board of Prisoners .
Jail Maintenance ....
Police Phones..........
Police Supplies .......
Bail Refund ............
$13,875.00
$ 1,200.00
200.00
600.00
550.00
300.00
800.00
$12.966.11 $15.188.15 $17,275.00
$31,467.90 $34,847.77 $38,696.00
TOTAL POLICE DEPARTMENT
TOTAL GENERAL FUND....
GENERAL ROAD FUND
Street Salary ................................. __
Street Lights .....................................
Park Maintenance .......... . ...............
$17,525.00
$40,786.00
$ 9,776.00
$ 7,542.57 $ 7 026 87 $15.900.00
507.59
818.21
900.00
110.62
210.52
400.00
TOTAL ROAD FUND............................
STATE TAX STREET FUND
Street Maintenance and Repair...........
Equipment Operation .............................
Equipment Repair ...................................
$16,600.00
906.00
500.00
$ 8.160.78 $ 8.055.60 $17.200.00
$ 1 200.00
$ 1.488.03
<50.266.78 $52,083.56 $66,312.00
TOTAL STREET FUND ............
EQUIPMENT PURCHASE .................
TOTAL ALL DISBURSEMENTS
$18,000.00
$ 2,220.00
$70,782.00
S 5,285.00 $ 5.430.00 $ 5.430.00
3,694.65
3,714.19
3,750.00
170.42
36.00
36.00
$ 9,150.00 $ 9,180.19 $ 9,216.00
Actual
Budget
Actual
1967-68
1965-66
1966-67
$ 3.958.75 $ 3,133.50 $ 3,000.00
1,147.50
1.050.00
1,082.50
4.376.86
7.698.03 4,400.00
3,373.74
3.449.36
3,350.00
525 00
488.00
518.00
504.73
573.53
200.00
822.00
467.00
1,000.00
$14.636 58 $16,956.92 $13.525.00
$ 6.000.00
$19,525.00
$
481.30 $ 979.17 $ 350.00
87.00
100.00
231 30
$ 8.925.00 $ 8,380.00 $ 7,766.00
$ 9.637.80 $ 9,446.17 $ 8.216.00
$ 1.000 00
$ 9.216.00
Subscribe to The $13,199.87
Mill City Enterprise $13,199.87
$ 500.00
S3.50 Per Year
$ 500.00
¡t EVC^ Week $3 "".974.25
$10.882.08 $10.200 00
$ 7,000.00
$10.882.08 $17.200.00
$
500.00 $
$
500.00
700.00
RECEIPTS 1968-0*1
GENERAL FUND
Fines .................. _.........
Business Licenses......
Liquor and Cigarettes
Franchises _____ ____
Sewer Collections ......
Miscellaneous ..............
Bail ........ ............. . ........
Approved
1968-69
$ 2,160.00
225.00
3,500.00
500.00
900.00
200.00
1,500.00
900.00
1,500.00
8,376.00
1,000.00
2,500.00
$ 7,000.00
5,600.00
400.00
875.00
5,790.00
3,950.00
36.00
Approved
1968-69
$ 2.200.00
1.650.00
7,800.00
3,350.00
500 00
400.00
800.00
TOTALS .................... ........... ..............
$16,100.00
ADD: Cash Balance........ .............
8,500.00
GRAND TOTAL GENERAL FUND..... $24,600.00
GENERAL ROAD FUND
County Road Levy.............. .....
-........ $ 600.00
Street Work ....................... .......
100.00
Transfer From General Fund
......... .. 8,376.00
TOTALS _________________________
ADD: Cash Balance _____________
GRAND TOTAL ROAD FUND
STATE TAX STREET FUND
State Highway Apportionment ..................
ADD: Cash Balance ..........................
$ 9,076.00
700.00
$ 9,776.00
GRAND TOTAL STREET FUND
EQUIPMENT PURCHASE
Transfer from General Fund _________
ADD: Cash Balance___________
$18.000 00
$ 500.00 $ 1.200.00
TOTAL EQUIPMENT
$37.785.17 $47.141.00
TOTAL ALL RECEIPTS
Publication dates: March 21 and March 28. 1968.
$11.000.00
7,000.00
$ 1.000.00
1,220.00
$ 2.220 00
$54,596.00