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LEGAL Schedule Vm TKACKERAGg Fund ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND BEr.rNNIHO CASH BALANCE Mill ttttti . UnKt, i5r -?.3?'00! 6opO Rentals'. ."' "' I "qq.OO v''ll . Wfi.17 600.00 Tota! Receipt, hoo.oo UlWtgl S.L36.0 if ,000, I BceinnblTNct Cash Balance (or Detlcm 000.00 S'SgQ-70 1 6,2;l,.lb ?tooQ.oo ; .t.b.,R I 5,1,00.00 r ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES AND RESERVE iii i. I 1.062.761 500.00 Maintenance & Repair I 300.00 Alii 1 -S'07 100-00 Taxes lQOToO" F hULl 600.00 1 Total Estimated Expenditures TO. 00 S.ggQ.70 6,28h.l8 g,600.00 To, Exnmim Mj Hwem g.1,00.00 .& Fund Schedule DC ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE rum Tut 01 " l.TO.oo 16.35 ruul Vm "117.21 1,719.35 I 2.117.21 51i2.19 I j;i61.6B 2,26l.51 i),378.89 Budf.1 . lucii riu 2, 000.00' 2, OO6.6O "li.200.00' 6,200.00 Ueneral Fund Transfer Interest ToUl Receipts Bcginnlni Net Cssh Balance (or Deficit) Total Budget Resources 2,000.u0 2,655.00 5,000.00 I v 11 111, 1 1 1 Total Estimated Expenditure! g.coxQU U.37B.89 6.200.00 Ro.en.ed tor Expenditure In future Yaara 5.000.00" 2,26l51i' 14,378.69 6,200.00 c nm no Total Expenditure, and Reserve J Pearson Will Ask Nuclear Warheads OTTAWA UP1) Liberal load er Lester B. Pearson Monday De camp Canada's 1-1 1 1 1 prime min ister and immediately said he would acquire nuclear warheads for the nation's armed forces. He pledged the "friendliest possible" relations with the United states. The N'obel Peace Prize-winning diplomat, who will be 66 Tuesday took the oath of office at the bed side of Governor-general George Vanier. Vanier is recovering from a minor hear, attack suffered the day after the April 8 election which save the Liberals 130 mem bers in the 265-seat House of Commons. With Pearson were the mem hers of the new Liberal cabinet which will manager the country's affairs in the days ahead. They too were sworn in by Vanier. Pearson and his ministers ap peared at Government House shortly after outgoing Prime mm ister John Diefenbaker paid a final call to complete the resigna tion of his defeated Conservative administration. Diefenbaker, 67, a prairie law yer who assumed power in June, 1957. will remain as opposition leader in tlio new 26th Parlia ment. leading 93 Conservative members. Tuci., Apr. 23, 1963 The News-Review, Roieburg, Or. 9 RIDES THREE WINNERS BOSTON (UPI) Henry Wajda helped open the Massachusetts Thoroughbred racing season Mon day at Suffolk Downs when he brought home three winners, eluding Sam Ross ($15.40) in the feature. Wajda also scored with Hep Talk (S21.80) in the first and Gobblerc Gold ($6.00) in the fourth. Front the lopComllt Sling Kay Sport Coupe mid Convertible, Corvair Mo'nza Spyier Club Coupe and Convertible, Chevy II Nova 100 SS sport Coupe and Convertible, Chevrolet Impala SS Sport Coupe and Convertible. Super Sport and Spyder equipment optional at extra coat. IIMlliaiailllllMiaianilM ill ' ' four with . four without . . . ALL TO GO! Chevy's got four entirely different kinds of bucket-seat coupes and con vertibles to get your spring on the road right now the Super Sports! With a choice of extra-cost options like electric tachometers, 4-speed shifts and high-performance engines. First, the Jet-Smooth Impala Super Sport with your choice of 7 different engines that range up to 425 hp and include the popular Turbo-Kire 409 ivirh .140 hn fnr smooth, resnonsive driving in city traffic. Optional at extra cost equipment, such as its new Comfortilt steering wheel that you can easily adjust to your convenience. Want something even easier on your family's budget? That's the Chevy II Nova 400 Super Sport. Special instrument cluster, front bucket seats, full wheel discs, three-speed shift or floor-mounted Powerglide automatic and other sporty features, sure but easy on operating cost and upkeep, too. Two more cures for spring fever the Corvair Monza Spyder with full instrumentation and a turbo-supercharged six air-cooled rear engine that makes it a bigger kick to drive than before. And if you want to pull out the stops, the Corvette Sting Ray, winner of the "Car Life" 1963 Award for Engineering Excellence. Have a go at a Super Sport at your Chevrolet dealer's. If the promise of spring has been getting to you, we can practically guarantee one of these will, too! NOW SEE WHAT'S NEW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S HANSEN MOTOR CO. CAK and STEPHENS ROSEBURG, OREGON ORchard 3-4446 CARNIVAL By DICK TURNER Itifh Ml. Uc. T.M. IMl , Qll. "That's legislators for you! With taxes sky high, they waste money on foreign travel!" Veteran Actor Aniwsr to Prwlatw Punt mm ACROSS 1 Veteran actor, Pidgeon 7 He Is noted itar IS Fancy 14 30 (Fr.) 15 Paused 16 Automatic devices 17 Abstract beta! IB Blackbird of cuckoo family 20 Perched 21 Town in New Hampshire 25 Kail flower 28 Legislator 32 Musical term 33 County In New York 34 singer Mel 35 Supine 36 Is present 39 Surrenders 40 Ceased 42 Broadway sign 45 Scottish negative 46 lubricant 49 He Is a native of 52 Lacedaemon 55 fells pardalll 56 Names 57 Rounded 58 Pilots DOWN 1 Telegram 2 Arabian gulf 3 Fewer 4 Make lace edging 5 Summer (Fr.) 6 Fortification 7 Struggle B Blood money 9 Insurgent . 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