GATES
anyones control, it was a six
way party. Those being honor­
ed were Mel, son-in law Pete,
Betty Kelle
grandson Butch, Dorothy’s par­
The Gates Fire Department ents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mul­
was called out twice this past ligan, and her brother, George.
week. Late Friday afternoon to Supposed to have been includ­
the Roy Pate residence where ed were granddaughters Mary
there was a fire In the fur­ Ann and Tina but they came
nace.
Damage was confined I down with the mumps and had
mostly to the furnace and to stay home. Butch had the
minor smoke damage. The sec­ mumps a couple of weeks ago
ond call was about 8:00 p.m. so guess is was to be expected,
Saturday evening at the Ellen 1 and he is spending his spring
Rust home where an electric vacation wiith his grandpar­
blanket started a fire in the ents. Toni Newberg is at home
mattress. Damage was con­ for spring vacation from Che-
futed just to that area.
meketa Community College.
The Mel Newberg home was
Lynn Cutsforth, from La
the scene Sunday for what was
supposed to have been an Grande, is spending his vaca­
eight way birthday party, but tion at the home of his par­
due to circumstances beyond ents Gael and Leonora Cuts­
forth. Lyle and Susie from
Klamath Falls spent Sunday
night at the Cutsforth on their
way to the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Gestson
spent three days last week
visiting Mrs. Margaret Gestson
in Milwaukie.
Seems like an awful lot of
illness still floating around
what with the old flu bug still
doing its thing and colds,
mumps and measles.
The
really worst part seems to be
the complete lack of get-up-
and-get even after the cold or
flu is gone. Thought maybe it
was just me, but seems to ef­
fect many people the same
way. Still think a good sun­
shiny day would help a lot
toward the cure.
7—The Mi l City Enterprise, TTiiinMlay, March 22, 1973
I
to The Mill City Enterprise T
MILL CITY CHEVRON
SERVICE
better . ..
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Highway 22 — Mill City
S-TrER ANO HAPPIER WORKERS ?FPEN
TO ACH.EvETM^rîrf-.
THE
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
6TAKr
ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES
THE^OLL SAVT^ ^!ESó
o o o o o o o
ELEMENTARY
Expert Tune up and Brake Repairs
i
W ith
a half life op
ONLV ß SECONDS, THE
BAREST FORM OF MATTER
ON EARTH IG LAWRENCIUM
(ELEMENT IC3,SYMBOL L w ).
/s/JAMES SILBERNAGEL
(Chairman of Governing Body)
We Pick Up and Deliver
School District 29-J
Total Tax Levy to be Certified to the
Assessor on Form LB-50
This Year
Next Year I
Last Year
Prefinished
LYONS
Plywood Paneling
By Eva Bressler
Robert Jobe underwent ma­
Levy Within 6% Limitation _____________
Levy Outside 6% Limitation ____________
$145,809.09 jor surgery at the Santiam
$134,420.00
Memorial Hospital in Stayton
Levy Outside 6% Limitation (Serial Levy)
Not Subject to Limitation________________ _ 10,371.05
9,690.10 Wednesday morning.
10,059.20
Mrs. Russell Thiel from
Total Proposed Levy ____ _______________ -„.$125,077.58
$155,499.19
$144,479.20
North
Bend is spending this
Total Budget All Funds___ ______________ ..„.$216,758.00
$253,177.00
$236,718.00
week at the home of her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Outstanding July 1
Mrs. Robert Walton.
This Year (Actual)
Next Year (Estimate)
TYPE OF INDEBTEDNESS
Mr. and Mrs. Mil ton Roten
Bonds _______________ ____________
$ 83,000.00
$ 77,000.00
and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Shepherd of Mill City,
spent the weekend in Seattle
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED
at the home of the Roten’s
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
LUNCH FUND OR PROGRAM
This Year
Next Year Morley and little daughter.
Last Year
| Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber
Total Personnel Services
were hosts for a party at their
$
1,300.00
1,300.00
(Includes all Payroll Costs) ...
1,348.00
$
-$
Total Materials and Services ____
7,100.00
13,200.00 i home Wednesday evening hon­
10,413.71
oring Mrs. Frank Spellmeyer
Total All Other Requirements__
2,748 64
14,500.00 on her birthday. Those attend­
Total Budget Requirements ...... .
8,400.00
14,510.35
$ 14,500.00 ing were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Total Budget Resources _________
.4 14,510.35
$ 8,400.00
Spellmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
I Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
MENTALLY RETARDED
| Rebmann, Mr. and Mrs. Ed |
FUND OR PROGRAM
Next Year Pyeatt, Mrs. Leao Johnson and
This Year
Last Year
i Mrs. Leota Worden.
____ $ 5,805.30
Total All Other Requirements
I Mr. and Mrs. William Silvis
Total Budget Requirements___
____
5.805.30
I have had as their house guests i
Total Budget Resources _______
____ $ 5,805.30
Mrs. Silvis’ mother, Mrs. Paul
Mullens, and brother Jim Ben-
PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT
| ton, from Youngstown, Ohio,
FUND OR PROGRAM
Next Year and daughter, Mrs. Beckie
This Year
Last Year
Cook and daughter, Tracey, of
.$ 4,610.93
Total Budget Requirements ....
Salem. The group were dessert
.$ 4,610.93
Total Budget Resources _____
! luncheon guests of Mr. and
| Mrs. Howard Whaley. Addi­
TRANSPORTATION WORKING CAPITAL
tional guests were another
FUND OR PROGRAM
Next Year brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
This Year
Last Year
$ 8,500.00 and Mrs. Arthur Benton and
$ 13,950.00
.$ 12.399.61
Total Budget Requirements
$ 8,500.00 Gary Silvis from San Jose,
$ 13,950.00
$ 12,399.61
Total Budget Resources .....
. Calif.
I Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grimes
FUNDS REQUIRING THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BALANCE THE BUDGET were in Tacoma, Wash, over
OBITUARIES
J-
$079
■M
4x8 sheet
LEONARD E. WALLEN
Leonard E. Wallen, 73, died
at his home in Mehama Thurs­
day, March 15, apparently of
a heart attack.
Born in Montrose, Kans., he
moved here from Akron, Colo,
in 1946. He was employed as a
blacksmith at Mlsslers Shop in
Stayton until he retired.
Survivors include widow,
Violet C., Mehama; daughters
Mrs. Gwen Burns, Stayton,
Mrs. Verna Robertson, Akron,
Colo., Mrs. Phyllis Bass, Fall­
brook, Calif., Mrs. Diana
Bomberger,
Tualatin,
Mrs.
Jewel Choate, Independance,
son Samuel, Lyons, sisters:
Mrs. Bernice Howell, Denver,
Colo., Mrs. Frankie Crothers,
and Mrs. Gladys Would both
of Akron, Mrs. Carmen Mc­
Donald, Mehama, 25 grand­
children and one great-grand­
child.
Services were at 2:00 p.m.
Monday, March 19, in Weddle’s
Funeral Home and interment
was at Lone Oak Cemetery,
Stayton. The Rev. Frank
Schutzwohl of Mehama of­
ficiated.
GEORGE A. RICHARDS
George A. Richards, only
brother of Clyde Richards,
passed away at the age of 53
DEBT SERVICE FUND OR PROGRAM
______
„ . _
' their^X m a^M^ Arnold
This Year
Next Year Grimes. Arnold will be leav­ in San Jose, Calif., last Wed­
Last Year
nesday, March 14, 1973. Death
$ 10,935.00 ing Tuesday for Hawaii where
$ 11,340.00
.$12,925.51
Total All Other Requirements------------------
was attributed to a heart at­
11,340.00
10,935.00 he will be stationed at the
. 12,925.51
Total Requirements (Including Transfers) .
tack which was the direct
2,508.83 Scoefleld Base.
2,910.64
2,592.87
Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied ...
cause of an automobile acci­
8,747.13
8,426.17
. 10,014.87
Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balance------
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson of dent. Funeral services were
1,263.93 Albany were Sunday guests at held Saturday morning, March
1,312.07
Estimated Tax Not to be Received-----------
$ 9,690.10 the home of their nephew, Mr. 17, in San Jose.
$ 10,059.20
Total Ad Valorem Tax to be Levied-------
$
9,690.10 and Mrs. Glen Julian.
$
10,059.20
I Survivors included his wi­
Not Subject to Limitation-----------------------
Friends in Lyons received dow, Helen; two sons, Mike
GENERAL FUND OR PROGRAM
word of the death of Roy Fel­ and Curtis, both of San Jose;
Next Year ton of Albany
This Year
Last Year
who passed and one brother, Clyde Rich­
Total Personnel Services
away Friday, March 16, at the ards of Mill City; also a few
$145,735.00
$151,780.00 age of 68 years. The Feltons other relatives.
___ $133,874.25
(Includes all Payroll Costs)
33,864.00 lived in Lyons from 1957 to
23,800.00
22,822.87
Materials
and
Services
—
Total
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rich­
5,500.00
3,700.00 1964 before moving to Albany. ards left Thursday to drive to
7,830.99
Total Capital Outlay ............... —
29,898.00
27,993.00
50,724.85
Mrs. E. L. Roye left Sunday the California city to attend
Total All Other Requirements...... ................ —
219,242.00 morning with her daughter, the service, returning home on
203,028.00
215,252.96
Total Requirements (Including Transfers) „.
90,207.41 Mrs. Lad Pesek, and daugh­ Sunday. A cousin from Flor­
84,072.26
170,381.95
Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied .—
129,034.59 ters Janell and Leslie of Salem ence, Ore. was also present.
118,955.74
44,871.01
Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balance
16,774.50 for Nappa, Calif, where they
15,464.26
George Richards had been a
Estimated Tax Not to be Received .....
$134,420.00
$145,809.09 will spend several days at sheet-metal man for many
Ad Valorem Tax_to be Levied..............
$145,809.09 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn years, and had visited rela­
$134,420.00
Lexy Outside 6% Limitation .—...........
Roye, a son of Mrs. Roye and tives here about two years
IS brother of Mrs. Pesek.
ago.
I Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Raines
P
of Mill City were Sunday
__
evening guests at the home of 1\A IP TJ \ |V| A i
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Manning. 1*1 lj II 1*. 1*1 1*
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer I
By Meral Teeters
cf Albany were Sunday guests
Mrs.
J. J. Doerfler returned
at the home of her parents,'
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt. Also to her home in Salem Satur­
their son and family, Mr. and day, March 17, after spending
PHONE 769-5345
Mrs. Gail Elmer and children. a few days at their place here.
521 N. 1st AVE.
STAYTON, OREGON
Jack Flannigan flew to Los
Robert Jobe returned home
from the Santiam Memorial Vegas Thursday, March 15, to
Hospital in Stayton where he spend a week. He was joined
will convalesce following ma­ there by his brothers and they
j spent the week together.
jor surgery.
Mrs. Ethel Wyman and her ’ Visitors a short time Sun­
sister of Albany were Tues­ day afternoon at the home of
day evening dinner guests at Mrs. W. Branch were her
the home of Mrs. Katie Skill­ brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
ings.
Mrs. Wyman is a former and Mrs. William Holfuss of
These two items in accordance with correct purchasing power enables
teacher
at the Mari-Linn Portland.
us to make the above statement.
i Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rollins 1
School.
PAT'S PILL BOX WILL DEFINITELY NOT BE UNDERSOLD
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ram-' are parents of a son born
bsey have purchased the Har­ March 14 at Salem General
ON ANY PRESCRIPTION ITEMS:
vey Kanoff mobile home near Hospital. The Rollins also have
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If you can find a better price than ours let us know and we will ad­
the John Neal Memorial Park.
just our price in
favor.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Griffith of to Lamore, Calif, where they
This, plus
ast courteous, professional service offered by our
Stayton have moved into the will visit with Mr. Culwell’s
registered pharmacists give the people of Stayton and the surrounding
house on Fifth Street recently daughter and granddaughter. |
area a definite advantage.
vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Check with us on your next refill (just bring in your label from any
Felton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chris­
store) and we will do the rest.
man of Arlee, Mont., were re­ Tax Returns Prepared
All of this plus the use of only the exact medications pre­
cent guests at the home of Mr.
scribed by your physician.
Reasonable Rates
and Mrs. Frank Spellmeyer. |
PAT'S PILL BOX NOT ONLY MEETS PRICES
Mrs. Chrisman is a sister of
Santiam Tax Service
Mrs. Spellmeyer.
WE USUALLY SET THEM.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Culwell, 502 2nd Ave.
Stayton
Delmer and Donna have gone ,
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD ON
ANY PRESCRIPTION ITEMS:
WHY: 1. Large Volume
2. Lower Overhead
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The budget for School District 29-J for th? fiscal year 1973-1974. Beginning July 1, 1973
as detailed and summarized in the accompany ng schedules was prepared on an accounting
basis consistent with that used in prior years. Major changes, if any, and their effects on
this budget are set forth in an accompanying statement. A copy of the budget document may
be inspected or obtained between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. at the school office.
A meeting of the Board of Directors will be hdd April 11, 1973, at 8:00 p.m. at the Mari-
Linn School for the purpose of holding a public hearing on this budget. Any person may
appear to discuss the budget, or any part of it.
Linn
(County)
a daughter.
Mrs. Jack Ryland returned
home Thursday,
March 15,
from a Salem Hospital where
she spent several days receiv­
ing treatment.
mill
CITY.
OREBON
Phone 897-2610
WITH THESE BUDGET PRICED FOODS.
Pork Chops
RIB CHOPS
CENTER LOIN CHOPS
.
.
98*
Lb. $1.09
Lb. $1.19
U. S. Choice Rib Steaks Lb. $1.29
Smoked Knuckles . . Lb. 49c
Fresh Beef Liver . . . Lb. 79c
Nebergalls Skinless Weiners Lb. 79c
Celery Large stalks
Each
....
Green Onions . 2 Bunches 15c
Green Peppers . . Each 10c
Tomatoes (good slicers) 4 lbs. $1
Texas Pink Grapefruit . 10 for $1
Cal. Navel Oranges . 8 Lbs. $1.00
Nabisco Toastettes
3 pkgs. $1.00
4 Flavora
Grandmas Cookies .
2 Pkgs. 89c
All 49c Packages
Blue Bell Potato Chips
4 Bagger
Holiday Margarine A
■■
$1
I lb. pkgs. JL
Cfl
Dr. Pepper
>9‘
6 P a k
plus
l
2_ dep.
-
12 Oz. Btls or Sugar Free IO Oz. Btls.
Ferry-Morse Packaged Seeds and
Instant Plastic Seed Tapes
Prices effective Thura. through Sat, March 22-24
Lavender's Food Market
»bone
15i5 Main St
Lyons, Orego-