support.
7—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 1, 1975
They also have increased
security personnel by twenty-
Santiam Canyon Home officers Members are remind­
five percent in recent years |
by Eva Bressler
ed to bring their Flav-R-Pac
and have spent countless ■
and Betty Crocker coupons.
Extension Group To
Mrs. Terry Bair and little
thousands of dollars on other
Thin
will be the last meeting
son
Robbie
from
North
Bend
shoplifting deterrents, such as
by Jack Zimmerman
Meet Thun., May 8
until the new season starts in
store
architecture,
display spent several days this week
September.
laiwmankers Have Chance
are misdemeanor* punishable techniques, slectronic price at the home of her parents,
GATES — “Exploring Your
To Save Everyone Money
by up
. to a year In Jail and tag* and a multitude of sur­ Mr. and Mr*. Robert Walton. SEN
See The Mill City Enter
Freezer Food Bank” will be
Oregon lawmakers in Salem $1,000 fine. Thefts in evceaa of veillance devices. But each ad­ She also visited her sister, |
the
topic
when
members
of
prise. Top Quality Printing
are used to dealing with multi­ $200 become class C fellonies, ditional expenditure helps in­ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams,
the Santiam Canyon Home
priced right Fast service
punishable by as much as five crease the cost burden ulti-( and Heidi,
million dollar problems.
Extension Study Group meet
too. Phone H07-2772.
Mrs. Carrie Osburn
is! n A
The general fund budget years in Jail and a fine of mately borne by the honest
Thursday, May 8
customer.
' spending this
week at thei rACKWOOD
will exceed $1.3 billion thia $2,500
The lesson will include the
SB
822
is
patterned
after
But
these
penalties
have
home
of
her
granddaughter.
1
soaaion and total operating
freezi.-T of prepared and pre­
For
successful
laws
adopted
in
i(l
¿MTiUNi
1
understand
Mr and Mrs. Ron Taylor and '
cost of state government In not deterred a steadily rising
cooked foods for convenience
profe$$ional
| the Federal Trade OwnmWon and service, and for variety in
the next two years will sur­ rate of what often is described Idaho and Nevada. It does not children at Lake Oswego
as the country’s most common tamper with current criminal
Alex Bodeker, who was re-, is considering banning the menu, flavor, texture and
mount $3.5 billion.
insurance service
procedure* — by which most turned to the Salem Memorial word* “organic" and “natural" color. This will be of special
Legislation often is consid­ crime.
ered that would save money
Thirty years ago the average large stores can and do appre­ Hospital on March 31 follow­ on 'ood labels. I buy organic interest to those short on time
at no
tor some taxpayers ut the ex­ merchant could expect one hend and prosecute shoplifter*. ing major surgery on the 7th, foods brrause I feel many artifi­ and long on hungry eaters.
extra cost,
pense of others. But more of­ visitor out of 60 in his store Highly trained security per is reported to be showng some cial substances used to trow or Safety precautions and food
ten than not, legislative solu­ would try to steal something. sonnel in one Portland de- improvement.
i preserve foods are harmful to management tips will also be
see
tions wind up costing nearly Today the odds have risen to partment store caught 800
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence my
. health.
. ... What I* being done stressed. Project leaders will
everyone more
and In sums the point one out of 15 custo­ shoplifters last year.
Walker of Sacramento, Calif.,'
pro e*B‘
—Coes B»v be Mrs. Harold Schultz and
Enactment of the new law spent several days at the home I
the average citizen ha* diffi­ mers is a potential shoplifter
Mrs. Floyd Swaim.
would
help
the
.«mall
retailer
culty comprehending.
of her brother-in-law and sis- I -iNSWER: rhe alternatives
and one shoplifter out of 20
The 10:00 a m. meeting will
most.
The legislature's somite Ju­ gets caught.
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mc- before the Federa) Trade Com- be held at the home of Mrs
Several provisions clarify Dougail.
diciary committee however,
nission are:
Sixty-five percent of all
Jack Stoddard with a potluck
has before it a proposal de- shoplifters
are
amateurs, existing statute* regarding de­ I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elmer | • ban the use of these words, picnic at noon.
Phone 897-2324 or 897-2754
aigned to save everyone mo­ Seventy-five percent of those tention of suspects and par­ and Mrs Merle Richardson of •ermi tt Ing instead more de­
Mill City, Oregon
There will be installation of
ney If enacted, some pro­ amateurs are teenagers and ental liability in criminal ac­ Albany, Mr*. Bea Hiatt and scriptive phrases such a* "does
ponents contend it could help seventy percent of teenage tions But the greatest sigm- Mrs. Gladys Nygaard were not contain any artificial pre­
produce the most significant amateur shoplifters are girls, cance is the section that Sunday evening dinner guests servatives." or "does not con­
dollar saving for the average according to STEM, a state­ would enable merchants to re­ at the home of Mr and Mr*. tain any artificial fertilizers."
Oregon resident since repeal of wide public information cam­ cover stolen property and seek Gail Elmer and family The ! a define the terms "natural"
the politically unpalpable sur­ paign launched three years damages from $100 to $250 in occasion honored the birthday ind • organic” to require that
tax-income tax rate revisions ago by the Oregon Retail civil proceedings. It would ex­ anniversary of Tammy Elmer nmdiirts claiming to be organic
of 1955-57
Council. The initials stand for tend that civil liability to par­
Sunday guests at the home ar natural conform to the def-
Broad
897-2291
The measure before the sen­ Shoplifters Take Everybody’s ents and legal guardians of mi­ of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett nltlons.
ate Judiciary is SB 822 aimed Money And in Oregon, the nors. As with STEM, SB 822 were her grandson, Mr and . Oregon atready has adopte«
labeling regulation defining
at deterring a common crim­ "take” is In excess of $70,000 Is desgined to reduce shoplift­ Mrs. James Minert and family ‘lese
10:O j
IRLE CLA
orj ank- terms, and it
ing
not to put youthful of­ from Gladstone Tuesday and
inal practice that is costing daily.
coms
to
be
working
well
The
Oregonians more than $25 mil­
STEM has concentrated its fenders behind bars.
Wednesday guests at the Bas­
MOANING ORSHiP 11:00
Senate judiciary committee sett home were her brothers ’’’odorai Trade Commission has
lion a year.
efforts on convincing teens
•sked for public comment on
The $25 million is a highly and their younger brothers already has conducted two and wives, Mr. and Mrs. John ■he issue, and If you want your
conservative estimate of the and sisters that shoplifting Is hearings on the bUl and Is ex­ Smith from “
Beaverton and ’"Inion heard, write: William
ISITOi# WELC
annual loss to Oregon mer­ a crime. And its efforts have pected to take subsequent ac­ Mr. and Mrs, George Smith of Obton. Assistant Director. Bit- I
chants from shoplifters, whose paid off. Following an Inten­ tion soon. Spurring that action Portland.
-cau of Consumer Protection.
activity significantly incrMaes sive campaign durng a recent may be testimony from a
Trover and Toby Elmer are 17odorai Trade Commission
the cost of doing business and Christmas shopping
season, seventh and eighth grade at­ spending several days this •••'shlngtnn DC "O5S0
is reflected in prices honest one Portland department store titude survey conducted by week in Albany at the home
consumers pay for me rehan reported a forty percent de­ teams of high school students of their grandparents. Mr. and
QUESTION: How did you
dim- they buy.
cline in shoplifting apprehen­ in ten cities, Interviewers re- Mrs. Harry Elmer
vote on the bill to end the oil
than
half
the
ported
more
For example, theft of a $10 sions.
Mrs. Eva Bressler was a depletion allowance?
item from a store operating on
While
concentrating
on seventh and eighth graders Tuesday visitor in Stayton at
—Eugene
admitted
they the home of Mrs Mary Fink
a 2% after-tax profit margin young people, STEM’S purpose questioned
means the retailer must sell is not to put teenage shoplift- shoplifted. Seventy percent re­ and Mrs. Martha Jungwirth. ! ANSWER: I voted to end
$500 worth of merchandise to er* in jail. It 1* designed to cognized shoplifting Is a
Sunday guest* at the home he oil depletion allowance for
compensate for the loss.
| keep them out of jail and to crime and sixty-five percent of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Downer he large oil companies. Un­
the Senate did to »
Oregon law alreudy deals save everyone money. Oregon favored stronger laws against were his sister and husband. fortunately.
vote on complete elimination
shoplifting.
adequately with the criminal merchants so far have invest­
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Snyder
It would almost appear Ore­ of Troutdale. Also visiting vhich I support and will con­
aspects of shoplifting Thefts ed nearly $60,000 in the pro­
tinue to fight foi. Oil profits
of this type to $200 in value gram and are continuing Its gon lawmakers have an op­ last week was their daughter. are high enough to encourage
portunity to help those who Mrs. Harold Oppenlander of •xploratior. and development of
find it difficult to help them­ McMinnville and his brother, domestic resources without
a
selves and save everyone Hallie Downer of Stayton.
this added tax bonus
money at the same time.
I Mr and Mrs. Harry Elmer
:
I
were weekend guests at the
:
I home of her mother, Mrs. Bea Mehama Women's
! : The following is a list of precincts and polling places in Ogden Attends
Hiatt, Additional Sunday din-
the Mill City & Lyons area where you will vote on May
Democratic Conflab
1975. Check your memorandum card for your precinct
ner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Club Retains Officers
i 6. tiumlier.
A Time To Honor Our Departed
Stanley Ogden was among Gail Elmer and family and
MEHAMA — The Mehama
if you have any questons, please call the Linn
those democratic representa­ Mrs. Gladys Nygaard. The oc­ Woman's Club met at the club
County Clerk's Election Department — 926-5569:
Loved Ones
tives from throughout the state casion honored the birthday house Wednesday afternoon, •
attending the
"grassroots” anniversary of Mrs. Harry El­ April 23. The meeting opened
0032 Lourdes School 0101 Santiam Union
By Helping Fairview Ceme+ary
conference Saturday at Willa­ mer.
with the flag salute and the
High
School
Donations are needed for upkeep of
0013 Presbyterian
mette University.
Mrs. Katie Skillings spent club collect was read by Ella
Representative Les Aucoin Wednesday night to Friday at VanBeek.
0103 Mari-Linn
grounds.
Please Clip Coupon and Mail
Church
was the featured speaker at the home of her sister, Mrs.
It was voted to retain the
With Your Donation.
the day session. Guest speak­ Minnie Manning in Salem.
present officers for another
0010 Idanha Comm.
School
er at the evening banquet was
year.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Melvin
Stock-
Church
To: FAIRVIEW CEMENTARY
Jimmy Carter, the Gov. of well have gone to Haines,
The treasurer reported that
P. O. Box 241
Georgia.
were
paid
to
the
street
lights
Alaska, where he will be em­
GATES. ORE. 97346
more
money
date
but
that
ployed in a planer mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hen­ would have to be collected
ning are receiving congratula­ soon.
After the meetng. a contest
tions upon the birth of a
was held to identify baby
grandson,
Casey
Joseph,
born
The budget for Lyons-Mehama Water District for the fiscal year 1975-1976 beginning July
of the members.
1, 1975, as detailed and summarized below, was prepared by the cash accounting basis, and is April 23 to their daughter and pictures
The hostesses. Viola Helsel
consistent with the accounting basis used during the last two years. Major changes, if any, husband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
and their effects on this budget are set forth in an accompanying statement.
Ructtgers of Stayton. Other and Claraedna Frame, served
A copy of the budget document may be inspected or obtained between the hours of 9:00 a.m. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs refreshments to the 11 mem­
bers present for the afternoon.
and 5:00 pm at 529 Ash Street, Lyons. A meeting of the Lyons-Mehama Water Board will Herman Ruettgers of Scio.
ba held May 14, 1975, at 7:00 p.m. at Lyons City Hall for the purpose of holding a public hear­ I The Lyons Extension Unit
An interesting program of
ing on this budget. Any person may appear to discuss the budget, or any part of it.
will hold their May meeting colored slides is being planned
for the next meeting which
FIAT v x HIT WIT
the el*hth •* the city hall be-
________ .—------------------------------------------------ gianlM »t 10:00 Ut Hostess will be Wednesday afternoon.
(Chairman of Governing Body)------------ ancj project leader« will be Sept 24.
Linn-Marlon
Lyon* 8c Mehama Beryl* Bright. Eilene Todd
--- —
and Marjorie Shelton, with the
(City)
(County)
lesson of the day. “Culture of
April 14, 1975_____
I Indian through Foods.”
The budget for Lvons Rural Fire Protection District for the fiscal year 1975-197« begrrmii I ng
_
(Date)
' July 1. 1975, as detailed and summarized below, was prepared by the Cash accounting ba­
sis and is consistent with the accounting basis used during the last two yeara Major changes
if any. and their effects on this budget are set forth in an accompanying statement.
SUMMARY OF TAX LEVY AND OTHER BUDGET RESOURCES
A copy of the budget document may be inspected or obtained between the hour« of 9:00
Next Tear
Thia Year
liem
Last Yoai
a m and 6:00 p.m at Waltons Store. A meeting of the Board of Directors win be held May 13,
Levy Within 6% Limitation-------------------------
1975, at 8:00 p.m. at The Lyons Fire Hall for the purpose of holding a public hearing an this
Levy Outside 6% Limitation _______________
Mrs. John Teeters
budget. Any person may appear to discuss the budget, or any part of it
Levy Outside 6% Limitation (Serial Levy)___
$20,919.50
Dinner guests Sunday, April
$22.797.00
Not Subject to Limitation___ ...__ ___________ $19,89201
TOTAL PROPOSED LEVY
20, at the home of Mr and
GEORGE L. NEAL
(To be certified to Assessor) _______
Mrs. Roy Wright were his mo­
(Chairman
of Governing Body)
48.450 00
43.843.17 ther and brother. Mrs Clara
Total Budget Resources from LB-2_____ 49.743 54
Total Resources Except Tax to be
Linn
Lyons
22.275 00
24.000.00 Wright and Claude Wright of
Levied from LB-3 ____ ___________ 26.206.05
(County)
(City)
Issaquah.
Wash.,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
$93,522.00
$88.762 67
TOTAL BUDGET ALL FUNDS ..............
$95,851.60
Fred Phillips of Independance
April 16, 1975
SUMMARY OF INDEBTEDNESS
i and Mrs. Phillip's mother. Mrs.
(Date)
Debt Outstanding
Hazel Sparkman, who was vis-
This Fiscal Year
Next Fiscal Year
there Mrs. Sparkman is
as of
as of
SUMMARY OF TAX LEVY AND OTHER BUDGET RESOURCES
Type of Debt
July 1, 1974
Joly 1. 1975 a cousin of Mr Wright
I Mr. and Mrs. Erb Wise, who
Next Year
This Year
Item
Last Year
$155.00000 have bcrn staying with rela­ Levy Within 6% Limtation----------
$10,821 00
$171,000.00
$10,209.00
Bonds
...$ 9,640 00
tives at Elkhorn Village, mov- Levy Outside 6% Limitation .........
6.973.00
Interest Bearing Warrants
12,674.54 ed last week into the Bill Total Budget Resources from LB-2
21,904 00
.... 16,245.54
Short Term Notes
......
14,184 00
. 14,120.00
TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS
$187,015.54
$167,674 54 Mitchell house here in town Total Resources Except Tax to be
8.100 00
3,950 00
Levied from LB-3 ....................
4.480.00
I Mr and Mr* Carl Recd of
$21,904 00
$14,184.00
$14,120.00
I Sweet Home were guest* Sun­ TOTAL BUGDET ALL FUNDS__
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED
day, April 20, at the home of
GENERAL FUND OR PROGRAM
Mr. and Mrs. Chris McDonald. FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED
Thia Year
Next Year Additional dinner guesLs were
Last Tear
Total Personnel Services
GENERAL FUND OR PROGRAM
_$ 8,898.00
(Includes all Payroll Coots)
$ 9,300.00
$ 9,670.00 Mr. and Mrs. Barney Kirsch.
This Year
lost Year
Next Year
Mr. and Mrs John Teeters Total Personnel Services
Total Materials and Services __
14.979 72
14,105 30
12.530 00
7.666 7«
7,727.00 and daughter, Dorothy Chris­
Total Capital Outlay__________
9,845.79
$ 2,764 00
(Includes all Payroll Costs)
$ 2,600.00
$ 3,314 00
Total All Other Requirements ....
16,030.03
3.628 00
103 00 tensen. visited Saturday after­ Total Materials and Services
2,100.00
. 2.300 OO
5.340.00
4.300
no
.753,54
Total Budget Requirements____
noon,
Aprill
26.
at
the
home
of
$35.00006
$30,030.00
4,30000
Total Capital Outlay ..................
9,750.00
Total Budget Resources .. _
,753,54
$35,000 00
$30,030.00 his cousin, Mrs Joyce Martin Total All Other Requirements
2.920 00
3,020 00
1,500 00
Total
-
-
-
Budget Requirements ...
$14.120 00
$14,184 00
$21.904.00
in Lebanon. Mr. Teeter’s sis­
CONSTRUCTION FUND OR PROGRAM
$14,120.00
$14,18400
$21,904.00
Bcnetta
Coombs
of Total Budget Resources____
Nert Year ter,
Total Capital Outlay .... .....
$13,813.17 Eugene, was also visiting Mrs.
FUNDS REQUIRING THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BALANCE THE BUDGET
Total Rudget Requirements
$13.450 00
$13.813.17 Martin
Total Budget Resources___
Claraedna Frame was a
$13.450 00
$13,813.17
GENERAL FI ND OR PROGRAM
guest during the weekend at
Last Year
This Year
Next Year
FUNDS REQUIRING THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BALANCE THE BUDGET the home of Jean Kimsey In Total Personnel Services
Portland and also visited with
(Includes all Payroll Costs) _________ $ 2,600 00
$ 2,764.00
$ 3,314.00
SINKING FI'ND OR PROGRAM
other relatives there.
Total Materials and Services ____________
2.300 00
2.100 00
5 340 00
last Year
This Year
Next Year
Total
Capital
Outlay
.........................................
4.300.00
The Mehama Community
9,750.00
4,300.00
Total All Other Requirements ............. .. .... .... _ $46,098 06
$45.072 00
$44,919 50 Church is planning a Vacation Total All Other Requirements ...... .................
2.920.00
3,020 0O
1,500.00
Total Requirements (Including Transfers) ...... 46,098 0«
45.072 00
44,919 50
Total Requirements (Including Transfers) _
14.120.00
14,184 00
21,904 00
Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied ...... 26,206 05
22,275.00
24.000.00 Bible School for Monday Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied .....
4.480.00
3,950 00
6.100 00
through Friday. June 9-13, Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balance _____
Ad Valorem Taxes Received ............................... 19,892.01
9,640.00
10,209.00
15,804 00
21,797 00
Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balance______
19.169 50 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Estimated Tax No to be Received _________
1.990 00
Estimated Tax Not to be Received __________
1.000 00
1.750.00 the church.
Total Ad Valorem Tax to be Levied_______
9,640 00
10,209 00
17,794.00
Total Ad Valorem Tax to be Levied_______
{22,797 00
$20.919.50
Levy Within 6% Limitation_______________ $ 9,640 00
$10,209 00
10,821.00
Not Subject to Limitation ________________
22,797.00
$20,919.50
Levy Outside 6% Limitation_____________
$«.973 OO
(Published in The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, May 1, 1975.)
(Published in The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, April 24 and May 1, 1975.)
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Jerry Pittam
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First United Pr
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