»41-1200^
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Weekly Special
BIG SAVINGS
Buying
FOR SALE — Bird respirator ;
with electric motor. Ph. 897-
2861.
36p
Thank you, dear friends, for
FOR SALE — Sewing ma­ all the kind expressions of
chine w/attach. used seven prayer and sympathy shown to
years, excellent condition. us at the time of our loved
think of
$50.00, also Mediterranean one’s home-going, We also
DRUSHELLA'S
who
sofa and love seat, excellent wish to thank all of those
donations
sent
food,
flowers,
condition, $375.00. Call 859-
Drushella Real Estate
2733 after 5:00 p.m.
35 and cards.
1605 N. -Firxt Ave.. Stayton
Mrs. L E. Sletto
Elydia E. Smith 897-2460
Wm. A Hueller family
Locker Beef SALE
Salesman
—
Gates, Oregon
Call day or evening
Baby Beef
Lb. 79c
Services
Cut and wrapped to your
FOR SAUJ — 3 bdrm, home on
specifications
and
flash
STAYTON SMALL
1.66 ache in Gates. Apple,
frozen.
EQUIPMENT
pear trees. Call Portland,
HIRTE’S MARKET
252-2951.. ,
35p Telephone 897-3133 844 1st
Homelife Sales &
FRUIT TREES, walnut trees, St., Mill City. Open 8-6:30
Service
huge garden area and a pa­ every day Closed Sundays.
Open Tuesday Thru Saturday
tio with morning sun and NUMBER ONE prefinished
8:00 a.m. to 6:00 pzn.
afternoon shade-PLUS- a 3
paneling. All 4x8 sheets
393 E. Florence
bedroom home with circulat­ 33.99 and $4.99. Sublimity
Stayton, Oregon
ing fireplace, electric range
Building Supply, Sublimity, i
and refrigerator included.
Phone 769-2174.
3tfi
Expandable dining area,
wall to wall carpeting and FOR SALE — Frigidaire range
and a huge utility room with I with self-cleaning oven $45.
35
ample windows for hobbies 1 Ph. 897-2733.
and chores. Located in a high
quality residential neighbor- [
COMMUNITY
hood in Jefferson. $18.000. 1
Terms.
CREDIT UNION
I ture but voters next year
I will again have an opportunity
to change the constitution to
permit lawmakers to call
All Tvjx's of Roof Repairs
i themselves Into session.
FREE ESTIMATES
Critics gay such a step likely
by Jack Zimmerman
would produce annual sessions
and the next step woud be u
3LYYIHU mALIIIHLJ Asnembly Candidates Ponder bility of having to attend a continuous
session operating
_
• Ail xa L
1 More Government, or Lens? special session to solve some like the U. S. Congress. And
Repair All Makes
With the sound of sine die emergency problem.
costs would zoom upward in a
But interim committee ac­ similar manner.
Also Vacuum Cleaners capitol
ga?ils, s,iL'TllolnK.
,n
corridors,
preparations
tivity
is
likely
the
most
tax
­
1 Yr. Guarantee—10% Savings
In 1954 Congress employed
already have begun for the ing on a lawmaker's time be­
on labor with this ad
4,500
people with a budg<*t of
1 59th biennial session of the tween sessions. During the $42 million.
In 1975 congress
Save-Co House-Salem state legislature in Salem
current interim some 25 spe­ employed 16,000 individuals
Although
it
won't
convene
cial panels of one type or an­
3355 Cherry Ave. Ph. 362-2837
until the morning of Monday, other ulready have been an- and had a budget of $328 mil­
10. groundwork
is being nounced Every lawmaker hus lion. That’s a boost of 256% in
e
*
nr*
a *
Jan. 10,
grou
staff and MH In trndeM
Superior Refrigeration lakI and two > recent develop­ at
least one assignment and
Ten years ago the president
I of the Oregon senate employed
& Air Conditioning ments highlight preparations. many have severul.
i The first was announcement
The emergency lx>ard, for two secretaries during the
Service
j of interim committee assign- example, meets monthly be- session and an administrative
• Domestic
' ments- -those special legislat- tween sessions. These always
■?■ Commercial
| ive panels that study problem are at least two-day meetings, assistant for part of the ses­
♦ Autos
■ areas between sessions and Depending on the extent of in­ sion When the session ended,
♦ Trucks
I recommend legislation intend- vestigatory business any in-i he closed the office.
Today, the offices of leader­
Electrical Appliances I ed to provide solutions. The terim panel tackles, members
•9 Washers
: second is the growing activity should count on at least two ship of both houses bustle with
4> Dryers
by potential candidates, who full days of work per month activity year-round.
Special administrative, le­
AL HERRMANN
have their collective eye on a for each.
gal, rvst*arch and fiscal offices
Bus 769-6918 Res 859-2402 seat in the next legislature.
Right now there are eight
the legislature find their
244 N. 4th Street
There is a definite connec­ regular legislative interim of
STAYTON, OREGON
tion. Serving on interim com­ committees created during the workload diminishes little dur
mittees happens to work much 58th session. There are a( ing the ~ interim.
_
The U. _
S. _____
Senate _______
recently
to the advantage of incum­ couple of task forces. There pagaad
n resolution authorizing
Cotting's Small Engine bents
providing them with a arc six statutory committees t..ick senator to hire a maxi-
Repa’r
degree of visibility prior to and another nine statutory mum of three committee as-
LAWNMOWERS & SAWS I 1976 elections. New candidates committees with legislative gjg(an(g
a <mlary not to ex-
j don’t get this type of official participation and some lay
All Makes and Models
$33.975 Oregon senators
exposure. But the interim ac­ members.
I and representatives aren’t
Call 897-2212
tivity of incumbents should
and
house
authorized to be that spend y
Senate
president
also serve to make legislative
have some official or yet But ax their work in-
hopefuls painfully aware of speaker
official capacity on almost creases the pressure for addi.
hat lies ahead in the event ex
every
committee and some le- tional assistance will grow
hey are elected to serve.
gislators serve on as many as apace
Any new candidate figuring eight
or nine individual study
Where all this leads isn’t
■11 he has to do is spend four
guesswork The trend toward
panels.
■r five months in Salem dur-
Two things become obvious. more legislation creates mort'
ng a regular session every First,
there isn't really much government More government
wo years to fulfill his legis- time for
Oregon lawmaker means more work for law­
ative duty should reconsider to spend an
on a fulltime Job or makers and more pressure for
his candidacy.
I
even with his family And sec­ fulltime, professional legisla­
Oregon lawmakers spend ond.
thts activity feeds on tors, who can afford to spend
closer to five or six months at itself all
to produce more laws, all their time on the Job.
regular sessions these days more state-finance
programs of, Those kinds of Jobs tend to
and nearly half of their time one sort or another, a bur-1 pay pretty well and incum­
on legislative duties during geoning bureaucracy to admin­ bents like to hold on to them
Interim periods.
ister all of these government as long as possible. And what
They become ombudsmen functions
— and in the long better way to curry favor
for their constituents before, run — more
taxes, licenses, among voters than responding
during
and
after
regular
ses
­
MEDITERRANEAN
fees
and
special
charges to run to every request for a new or
sions Because no state agency
bigger government program?
$498.00 with trade wants to run afoul of a law­ , the show.
While the recent trend in
F4O88 maker, there is a marked ten­ I Expenses of each succeeding
Mediterranean styled colsole. dency to comply with a legis­ ' Oregon legislature grow apace the Oregon Legislature has
Decorative end panels, simu­ lator’s request for action in with an expanding biennial been to enact an increasing
lated drawers, full base with behalf of a constituent. And budget Costs for recent legis­ number of bills each session,
consealed casters. Dark finish­ even the tiniest favor makes lative sessions have run about there’s also a groundswell
ed Oak color (F4O88DE) or an avid supporter of the con­ one percent of the general building that believes the
fund budget That would put trend should reverse.
Pecan color (F4088P).
stituent on the receiving end îhë“c«t“ôf‘thê'cürrent’teis'
How effective this move­
For Top TV or Radio ..°LC0\‘r3!lLhCre aure_I3?_U*"M lature somewhere near $11 or ment has become will be de­
to speak before chambers of
termined at the polls in 1976
SALES or SERVICE commerce, civic and fraternal $12 million.
And that poses a real prob­
I Anl the more programs un­
organizations, invitations to dertaken, the greater the pres­ lem for incumbent lawmakers
Call 769-2451
attend social events and so on. sure for annual sessions. Only and those who will attempt to
We Repa’r AU
These arc difficult to avoid be­ the governor can now call a unseat them Finding out after
Brands and Models
cause they too provide be- special session of the legisla- the election will he too late
RICHARD
tween-session exposure and
enhance chances of success at
SCHUMACHER
the polls.
Distributor Approved
And then there’s the possi-
ALLIED ROOFING
Rte. 1, Box 168, Lyons
PHONE 897-2U97
JK Salem Scene
&
SERVICE
Bank Terms Available
On Approved Credit
Sublimity, Oregon
Soccer Team$ Vie For
I
Brides delight.. .our beautiful
i State Fair Cup
Six teams from Oregon,
Washington
and California
will do battle on Saturday and
Sunday, Aug. 30-31, for the
Oregon State Fair Soccer Cup.'
While the actual competition
is not held at the fairgrounds,
j nevertheless the state fair
sponsors the competition and
provides the trophies for the
Oil Burner Service
winners.
Now
Serving
Mill
City
Weddle Funeral Home
Defending champion in the
and Vicinity
I tournament is the Salem
Modern Funeral Service Prompt Service & Dependable Kickers team. Others entered
PHONE 769-2366
in the competiUon are the
Oregon Cy's Furnace Repair Forest Grove Loggers, Bava­
Stayton
rian Blitzers from Eugene, El
Cy Hilton, owner
Cerrito of San Francisco,
which won the cup two years
ago,
the Albany Soccer Club
CiH FURNITURE
and a team from Tacoma,
Upholstery
Wash.
Call 769-5757
Action will be held on the
"24 Years Experience”
Salem Soccer Field (25th and
CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY
Chuck Osborn
Walker Sts.) and the play will
Commercial, Home, Autos,
be
on a round-robin basis with
Boats,
etc.
1965 w. W«h sc
overall wins and points de­
"Chuck does them all"
Stayton, Oregon 97J83
ciding the eventual champion.
Free Estimates, Pickup
and delivery.
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL
------ 1 DIRECTORY 4------
SUREWAY REALTY
Company
265 E. Ida St. — Stayton
Ph- 769-3366 or 769-5716
Join your friends and save
with safety at the North
Santiam Federal. Accounts
insured to $40,000.00. 1005
North First Avenue, Stay­
ton, Ore. Phone 769-2146.
'family size, Country style’ gives this
z-BDRM home real appeal Has a heavy shake roof,
rranklin fireplace, basement, small bam, large garage
sh°P' shade trees, etc., all on M> plus acre. See for
•♦¿3,900. Terms.
i
Ph. 769-6355
RON BENTZ
^Ssoc iMES
REALTORS
719 N. lit. Ave.
Stayton, Oregon
STROUT REALTY, INC.
Ph. 897-2124
Vivian Kealen, Mgr.
Gates, Ore.
FLOWER
WEDDING LINE
24 hr. Towing
O
D D ELECTRIC
Motor Service
Ph. 769-5427
Public Notice$
519 Center 8t_, Sublimity
INFORMATION 1
on
Baha'i Faith
SERVICE CALLS MADE
Subscribe to The
Mill City Enterprise
Read it Every Week
<DRr. and <^Rro.
&d^ord t^aucjlsloa
y
KM N. First Avenue, Stayton
All Makes motors Serviced,
Repaired and Rewound. Irri­
2 BDRM, iy2 story older home with carpeted and pan-1 gation and House Pumps in. JOHN W. REID. M. D.
eled living rm., full bath, Natural gas forced air furnace, '
Phone 769 2042
double carport—«ingle fiie, covered patio, small shop eluded.
Physician and Surgeon
bldg, on lot 50x100. ....................
$8,900.00
©UPLEX, 1 bdrm ea., carpeting, partly furnished, Nat­
ural gas heat, newly painted exterior, large lot. $14,500.
MANY BUYERS for homes with small acreage.
LIST NOW.
¡V u $
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<»—The* Mill City Enterprise. Thursday, Aug. 28. 1975 NEED CASH? Loans available
on older homes and ranch-
j ettes. We purchase contracts.
CLASSIFIED RATES
Miscellaneous
_____________________ i Call debenture mortgage
Churches, bazaars, suppers,
co.. Stayton. 769-5445. 26tf
bake sale, etc., will be run DIAMONDS FOR SALE One
wedding
set
1.20
et.
1
dinner
SEPTIC
TANK and drainfield
under special announcements
ring 1.5 ct. Call 769-3208. 36
installation. Gravel, Topsoil,
classification with a mini­
Bulldozing, rototilling. Low |
mum charge of 75c per in
rates. L. M. Walker, Lyons |
sertion.
Phone «59-2436.
50t f I
Fifteen cents per line each
Insertion. No advertisements
WE HAVE Maytag Washers,)
accepted for less than 75c
Dryers and Dishwashers that
per week. Minimum charge AUTHORIZED CATALOG
are quiet and dependable i
tor Cards of Thanks $1.00.
MERCHANT STORE
and available at Kirsch True I
Count five words to the line
Value Hardware, Mill City, |
in ordering your ad. Telephon«
897-2785,
34tf
897-2772, Mill City or mal
your advertisement to The Mill
GALVANIZED
ROOFING
Citv Enterprise, Mill City.
2H” corrugated, 4V corru­
Oregon 97360.
custom cut to length
On Childrens Clothing gated
Ask about our new lower
See the List in Our Window
prices. Sublimity Building
Help Wanted
Supply, 769-2174.
At Your Mill City
WANTED — Woman for part
OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT -
SEARS STORE
time help. Ph. 859-2134. Wil­
$3 98 per gallon. Sublimity
160 N. 1st
son’s Hatchery.
22tt Ph. 897-2348
I Building Supply. Phone 769-
Mill City
------------ i
2174.
3tf
For Rent
FOR SALE — 8 h.p, riding
WHITE
interior
Latex
wall
mower, elec, start, head- j
FOR RENT—Apt. for one per­
finish $3.98 gal. Sublimity
lights. $400.00. Lg. 7 ft.
son. $50. per. mo. Deposit cedar fence posts, $1.50 ea.j Building Supply, Sublimity
required. Available Sept 1.
Ph. 769-2174.
3tf
Wilbur Harlan. 235 S. E.
751 N. W. Santiam Blvd.
Kingwood
Ph. Mill City.
Screen Doors
Mill City. Ph. 897-3135. 35
897-2682.
35 , ALUMINUM
complete with hinges, latch
FOR RENT — Furnished 1 and DORIS DAVENPORT, certi- [ set. grill and door doser,
2 bdrm, a pts. All utilities fied piano and organ teach-1 $14.50. Sublimity Building
incl. Cable TV available. Ph
Supply. Phone 769-2174. tf
er. 351 NW Alder St.. Mill
«97-2961.
22tf
City. Ph. 897-2743 for infor-1
' — Lawn mower
mation and to register for _ _ j
and garden tiller. Western
lessons.
39
Real Estate
I Auto Associate Store, phone
FOR SALE—School model sew-1 897-2785.
ing machines, $68.00. Fea- ,
Need Drycleaning
tures miracle stitch for
Agenoy
for Salem Laundry and
stretch fabrics. Due to recent
Drycleaning. Pick up and
cutbacks in budgets, we have
Delivery on Mondays.
a limited overstock that we
HIRTE’S MARKET
are offering to the public.
Telephone 897-3133. 844 1st
These sewing machines are
St, Mill City. Open 8-6:30
fully guaranteed. Terms and every day. Closed Sundays.
trades accepted. For free
home trial, call Mr. Helvig, GARAGE SALE — 965 S. W.
Salem, 585-1472, any time, i Linn Blvd. Fri.-Sat., Aug. 29-
37
75x100’ City Lot $2,900 Cash
30. 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m 35
^-Ac Country Lot. $3,520.
GROUND CEDAR GROUND I
Cash
COVER — 300 cu. ft. De­
HELP
livered Gates or Mill City, '
LISTINGS WANTED
$10.00 load, Mehama and
—1
Lyons, $12.50. Phone Ray
Baker, 769-3130
38p I
TCT»* '• Il
•OOKKEEl
»•«’» ir *• « i
Mill City, Oregon
PHONE 859 2943
GRAVEL
OF AIX KINDS
WANTED — Particular print­
ing form buyers for our par
ticular printers. We have
the most particular and as­
tute printers In the buslnesi
ready and eager to do your
printing needs. Call the Mil)
Call HUGH JOHNSTON
959-2222 Mornings or
Eresings
City
Enterprise,
697-6772
JlCr an</ TlCrt ^rlfiur K
When you choose from our famous Regency Flower Wee­
ding Lins you need have no qualms about quality-thie rich,
raised HELIOGRAVING« has all the distinction of the fin­
est craftsmanship—yet costs about half as much as you'd
guess! Do see the many other elegant type sty les... for your
complete wedding stationery needs. «HeBograving not ar
be con/uaed with rnirirvirt^.
The Mill City Enterprise
Telephone 897-2772