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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1969)
DETROIT IDANHA By Roots Cham iron Mrs. Clifford McMillan re turned home Sunday following a flight to Groten, Conneticut. She left here the first of March to be with their youngest daughter who was awaiting the birth of their first child. The little boy was born March 7th at the Naval hospital at Grot- en. He has been named Jeffery | Lee. His father, Richard Lee Marsland, who is serving with the navy on a submarine, was away at sea off the coast of Spain when the little fellow was bom. Detroit Woman’s Civic Club will sponsor a “Pot-luck” lun cheon April 1st in the social room of the Idanha fire hall from 11:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. I P:i<e rates will be a $1.00 fori adults and 50c for children. Mrs. Sam Leffler left by plane last week for San Fran cisco, Calif, where she was joined by her son in a flight to Omaha, Neb. where they will visit at the home of Mrs. I^effler’s brother and other rel atives in the area. I Bertha Loken was taken to Santiam Memorial Hospital, Stayton, Thursday by Detroit Mobile First Aid unit fir med ical attention. She reporedly is suffering with pneumonia. Detroit Basketball Team Takes Third Place in State Tournament 4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 20, 1969 THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE P. O. Box 348 Phone 897-2772 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. The Mill City Bnterprise assumes no financial responsibility for errors in advertisements. It will, however, reprint without charge or cancel the charge for that portion of an advertisement which is in error if The Enterprise is at fault. State Basketball tournament. An independent newspaper, dedicated to the development Elkton defeated Malin 56-48 of the timber industry and agriculture in this area. and Elgin nipped Detroit 69-67 iVir./vioCK i n championship bracket "I e . Hr SPA PER games. Detroit led Elgin 33-31 at k PUBLISHER* -"ASSOCIATION halftime in the afternoon’s second game, a championship Association - Founded 1885 bracket tilt. Detroit was ahead Subscription Rates 18-15 after the first period, lost the second 16-15 and lost the Marion-Linn Counties, per your ........................................... ..... $4.00 third 25-15 for a 56-48 deficit Outside Marion-Linn Counties, per year ................................ $4.50 entering the final period. Outside Oregon, per year ................................................_........... $6.00 The Cougars rallied in the DON W. MOFFATT.......................................... Editor and Publisher final stanza to knot the score GOLDIE RAMBO Society and News Editor at 67-67, but Elgin’s Ron Town ROSE CREE .... ....... Local News Editor send sank two free throws with GEORGE LONG . . ............................... Printer one second left to clinch the CORRESPONDENTS victory. Detroit had five players Detroit-Idanha............................................................... Boots Champion score and four hit double fig Gates................................................................................. Betty Johnson ures. Senior Dorsey Smith and Mehama.......................................... Mrs. John Teeters - Jean Roberts Gerald Hiebert had 18 and 17 Lyons ...................................................................... ........... Eva Bressler respectively. Junior ace Lyle Rogers tallied 16 and Sopho more Jay Harvey 13. Detroit was decked out in street banners and posters for the homecoming Sunday. A re ception was held at the Ele mentary school about 4 p. m. While the community is still The Capital Conference Mu and will conduct the Festival staggering under the blow of sic Festival will be held March chorus and band in two selec losing their high school build 27 with performances at host tions at the close of the even ing some person or persons schools in Scio, Cascade, and ing’s performance. He will also even tried to do away with the Woodburn. tape critiques as the various homecoming banners. They Starting time in all places groups perform. were apparently scared off aft will be at 8 p. m. and admis At Cascade (Central) other er taking a large banner from sion will be nominal. musical groups performing Detroit Patio around 2:30 a. m. At Scio (South) bands and will be Salem Academy, Chem- Sunday morning. The incident choruses participating besides awa and Gervais. At Wood along with a description of the the host school will be San burn (North) visiting groups car was reported to the State tiam, Stayton and Regis. Pro will be Gladstone, North Mar Police. fessor Walter Farrier, director ion, John F. Kennedy and Mt. of choral activities and assist Angel Seminary. ant professor of music at Wil- Spencer Hillesland is band limette University, will be the director at Santiam High guest conductor. school with that group, as well Professor Farrier has a as the chorus, always present varied musical background ing superior performances. DETROIT—Detroit captured third place Saturday by down ing Malin 72-68 in a contest at Pendleton which went into three overtimes. The budget for City of Mill City for the fiscal year 1969-70 beginning July 1, 1969 as de The Detroit Cougars scored tailed and summarized in the accompanying schedules was prepared on an accounting basis 10 points in the third overtime consistant with that used in prior years except Road fund items were put in with General and to down the Malin Mustangs Street fund. A copy of the budget documents may be inspected by interested persons between 72-68 and to capture third place the hours of 10:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M. Mondays through Fridays each week at the United States in the tourney. The Cougars National Bank, Mill City Branch and a copy cf the budget may be obtained for 50 cents. A rallied on free throws by Lyle meeting of the City Council will be held April 8, 1969 at 8:00 P. M. at the City Hail for the Rogers and D:rsey Smith and purpose of holding a public hearing on »his budget. Any person may appear to discuss the a tip-in by Gerald Hiebert to budget or any part of it. The outstanding indebtedness of The City of Mill City, Oregon at end their season with 23-6 re cord. March 5, 1969 was $11,000.00. HERBERT J. PECK. Detroit was led by Rogers Mayor. with 26 points, with three of his mates also hitting in doub le figures. Smith and Hiebert had 15 apiece and sophomore 1ÍX19. For the Ensuing Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, Equipment Sewer Jay Harvey 10. This offset a General State Tax Total Fund 34 point outburst from the Purchase Fund Street All Tax Levy Computations Mustang’s Carl Conroy. Malin Fund Fund Funds $3,900.00 jumped to an early lead and $1,200.00 $27,31X1.00 $78,170.00 $45,770.00 Total budget requirements ............... was head after the first stanza Less budget resources, except taxes 3,900.00 16-10. Detroit rallied in the sec 1.200.00 27,300.00 28,225.00 to be levied ........................................ ond period and at the inter- 17,545.00 Total taxes to be levied mission trailed by one, 29-28 Analysis of taxes to be levied— Detroit finally grabbed the Within 6% limitation the lead early in the third Outside 6% limitation ........................ quarter scoring 14 points to Total taxes to be levied....................... Malin’s 11. They led at the For Current Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1968. start of the fourth quarter, General State Tax Equipment Sewer 42-40. General Total District Purchase Street Road Fund All Tax Levy Computations Malin rallied in the fourth Fund Fund Fund Fund Funds period and tied the game at 57 $2.220.00 $-11.500.00 as the buzzer sounded. Both Total budget requirements $112,282.00 $40,786.00 $ 9,776.00 $18,000.00 Less budget resources except teams played cautious in the $2.220.00 $41,500.00 first overtime and the score taxes to be levied.............. $ 96.096.00 $24,600.00 $ 9,776.00 $18,000.00 Total taxes to be levied ..... $ 16,186.00 $16,186.00 ended knotted at 60 all. Neith er team could penetrate the Analysis of taxes to be levied— $ 9,518.76 other’s defense for a scoring Within 6% limitation $ 6,667.24 Outside 6% limitation burst and at the end of the $16,186.00 second extra period, the score Total taxes to be levied was tied at 62-62. This set the ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS 1969-70 stage for the Cougar’s surge Approved which netted them 10 points, GENERAL FUND Actual Budget Actual 1969-70 while Malin only connected for CITY HALL DEPARTMENT 1968-69 1967-68 198647 $ 2,280.00 six. Recorders Salary ................................................ $ 1,800.00 $ 1,980 00 $ 2,160.00 6,080.00 Street Salary ....................................................... 5,430.00 5,790.00 5,430.00 Rogers tallied 60 points in the three game tourney to av TOTAL SALARIES $ 8,360.00 erage 20 points per game. Hie $ 7,230.00 $ 7,410.00 $ 7,950.00 225.00 bert and Smith tallied 45 and Office Supplies ................... 225.00 82.85 163.73 3,800.00 Mustang’s Conroy scored 73 Insurance ............................. 3,435.97 3,246.69 3,500.00 500.00 points in the tourney. Sewer Maintenance (CBI) 608.49 500 00 363.50 4,300.00 Street Lights ...................... B-Toumey All-star team 3,714.19 3,759.26 3,950.00 The Canyon Date with Dad 1,500.00 picked at the Oregon Class B Miscellaneous 1,600.43 1,379.09 1,500.00 dinner, sponsored by the Camp 900.00 Fire Hydrants .................... High School basketball tourna 864.00 864.00 900.00 1,000.00 ment are Lyle Rogers, Detroit; Fire Girls, was held Friday Inégal and Audit ................. 706.00 900.00 907.50 300.00 Tim Wetherell, of Arlington; night at the Elementary School Cemetary Maintenance 200.00 200.00 200 00 1.500.00 Carl Conroy of Marlin, Dick gym- Operating Contingencies 278.70 1,500.00 1,444.49 A pot luck dinner started 1,200.00 Hall of Elkton, and Mike Kol Transfer to Equipment 500.00 1,000.00 500.00 335.00 ler of Elgin. Detroit was also off the affair. The girls and Employee Insurance their dads were seated at tables Unappropriated Balance 2,500.00 the recipient of a sportsman according to their age groups 1 2 500 00 ship award. Mrs. Jim Adams, South Mar In the first game of the TOTAL CITY HALL $20.423.81 $19,035.08 $24,625.00 $26,420.00 ion District Director of Camp 1 State B basketball tourney on POLICE DEPARTMENT Fire showed a series of slides i Thursday, Detroit downed pre Chiefs Salary ............... $ 6,435.00 $ 6,450.00 $ 7.000.00 $ viously unbeated Columbia on Camp Kilowan. «She and her 5,250 (X) 4,834.00 5,600.00 Patrolman* Salary . Christian 54-51 in overtime, husband will be camp direct 335.00 Relief Patrolman 400.00 ors this year. Columbia Christian entered 875.00 875.00 Judges Salary ................ 876.00 Verne Peterman, Clare Hen- the tourney as the only un ness, Kenneth Lawrence and beaten team with 25 victories. $12,144.00 $12,910.00 $13,875.00 TOTAL SALARIES $15,700.00 John Wills were presented while Detroit was 21-5. | 1,006.10 $ 1.220 95 $ 1,200.00 Police Car Expense 1,100.00 with “Do-Dad” buttons. This Detroit was behind 12-9 after 1 l'l 15 200(H) 61.69 Board of Prisoners . was in appreciation for their 200.00 the first period and 25-22 at 101.88 600.00 609.62 Jail Maintenance 700.00 half-time. A 14-8 third period work at Camp Kilowan last 537 28 528.12 .550.00 Police Phones ......... 560.00 margin for the Cougars was year. 212.28 338.46 300.00 Police Supplies .......... An interesting program was 300.00 the big difference, pulling 492.00 132.00 put on by the various groups 800.00 Bail Refund................ 800.00 them ahead 36-33. But the during the evening. Camp Fire Portlanders won the final $15,188.15 $15,557.68 $17,525.00 TOTAL POLICE DEPARTMENT $19.350.00 quarter 13-10, forcing the extra here is sponsored by the Mill 835,611.96 $34,592.76 $42,150.00 TOT\l. GENERAI. FUND $45.770.00 three minutes. Detroit took the City Woman’s club. overtime period 8-5 after the STATE TAX STREET FUND $ 7,026.87 $ 7,787.84 $16,600.00 Street Maint, and Repair $19,900.00 46-46 tie. Lyle Rogers Detroit’s 818.21 733.77 900.00 900 no high scoring junior forward, Equipment Operation 210.52 428.44 500.00 Equipment Repair ............................... 500.00 led all scorers with 18 points. 38.00 36.00 36 00 Park Maint, and Purchase 6,000.00 Gerald Hiebert had 13 and Dorsey Smith 10. Wayne Buckelew, the tallest $ 8,091.60 $ 8,986 05 $18,036.00 TOTAL STREET FUND The Linn County Historical $27.300.00 athlete on the court at 6’ 4” society will meet in the meet $ 85.(X) $ 2,220.00 EQUIPMENT PURCHASE 1.200.00 $ had 15 points for the losers. ing room in the Swan addition SEWER DISTRICT Elton and Elgin, captured Southwest corner, the of $20,0(M).00 Construct! n Costs ................ semi-final victories Friday to Court House in Albany cn $20,000.00 Repay Bank Ixians gain the finals of the Oregon Sunday. March 23. 1,500.00 Upkeep anti Ijease............... $ 200.00 The meeting will start at 2 Bonds and Interest $ 3,700.00 p. m. and James H. Russell Notice of Budget Hearing Capitol Conference Music Festival To Be Held at Three Schools on March 27 Canyon Date With Dad Dinner Held Here Friday Night BEER-toast to America's economy The brewing industry is a massive and dynamic part of the national economy. Each yerr it pours billions of dollars into commerce and government. ■ $1.4 billion in state and federal excise taxes. ■ $3 billion to employees, suppliers and distributors. ■ $990 million in agricultural products and packaging materials. The brewing industry is a proud contributor to America's prosperity. Historical Society To Meet Sunday $41,500.00 $ 13,70.3 56 $43,663.81 $103,906.00 TOT A L DI S B U RS E M E NTS $ 3.900.00 $78.170.00 ESTIN \TED RECEIPTS 1969-70 Actual Actual Budget 1967-68 1968-69 $ 3,133.50 $ 3.087.00 $ 2,200.00 1,147.50 942.00 1,050.00 7.698.03 8,674.48 7,800.00 3,449.36 3.405.62 iO.00 488.00 468 00 500.00 573.53 721.23 400.00 893 18 979 17 eoo oo 87.00 100 00 M.00 467.00 132 00 800 00 $18,023 09 $18,379.51 $16,800.00 $ 9.200 00 $26,000.00 $10.882.08 $11.881 74 $11.000 00 $ 7.000.00 $10.882 08 $ $ 500 00 500 00 $11,884 74 $18.000 00 $ $ 500 00 $ 1.000 00 $ 1.220 00 500.00 $ 2.220.00 $20.000 00 $20.000.00 $ 1,500.00 $29,405.17 $41.500 00 $30,761 25 $87.720.00 GENERAL FUND Fines .............................. Business Licenses Liquor and Cigarettes Franchises ..................... Sewer Collections .... Miscellaneous ............. County Road Levy Street Work Bail ................................. Approved 1969-70 $ 2,500.00 950.00 8,900.00 3.375.00 500.1X1 400.00 850.00 50.00 800.00 TOT A US ADD: Cash Balance $18.325.00 $ 9.900.00 GRAND TOTAL GENERAL FUND STATE TAX STREET FUND Park Purchase............................................ State Highway Apportionment ADD: Cash Balance ...... .................. $28,225.00 TOTAL STREET FUND EQUIPMENT PURCHASE Transfer fr m General Fund $27.300.00 TOTAL EQUIPMENT PURCHASE SEWER DISTRICT Bank Ixxtns Bandcroft Bonds Assessments—Upkeep Assessments—Bonds and Interest TOTAL SEWER DISTRICT TOTAL ALL RECEIPTS 4.400 00 15,000.00 7,900.00 1.200.00 $ 1.200 00 200 00 3.700.00 GATES Betty Johnson Ph. 897-2491 davs Ph. 897-2456 eves Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kadin and their daughter. Margie Parker, of Mill City went to Newport on Sunday and visited with the George Childs. Mrs. Nat Wills of Mill City called on Mrs. I^ing Stafford at her heme on Friday. Mrs. Stafford was also visited on Saturday by her brother Lou- is Myers of Elk Hom. Mr. and Mrs. Robert John- son visited with Mr and Mrs Clint Brown and two sons Ixtrrv and Mike, in Dallas last Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. John Thurston of Scio recently went on a trip to Reno and left their children with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. P. A Pederson. Jess and Dinah Haywood of Salem visit«! with Dinah's grandmother. Mrs. Bessie No vak over Friday night and thr ugh Saturday. of Corvallis will talk on the "Relationship of Genealogy to History,” He will give the case history of his search for his Linn county ancestors. Floyd Jenks, president of the Linn County Society said that anyone wishing to join the Linn County or State Society should contact Janice Whit man. treasurer, at 1140 W. 10th street in Albany. I Pacific Power Man To Retire March 3 I The retirement of a well- known executive who has been associated with the electric in dustry for nearly five decades and the appointment of his successor were announced to day by Pacific Power & Light Company. 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