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TITE SENTINEL, COTTAGE OROYK OREGON
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
Tl U R8DAY, JUNE 4, 1148
Notice of School Election Upon Question of Increasing Tux Levy Over Amount
Limited by Section 11, Article XI, State Constitution
Historical Events
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NOTICE . IS SCHOOL
HEREBY S GIVEN
the th legal
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on the 15th day of June. 1942. at Seven o'clock p m . for the purpose of dtscuaiung the budget for the P. M on^ Monday, June 15.
15 1942, in said school district, for the purpose of submitting to the legal voters
fiscal school year, beginning July 1, 1942. and ending June 30th, 1943, hereinafter set forth
of said district the question of increasing the tux levy for the vein- ttogmiung July I 1912 and ending
June 30, 1943, over the amount limited by section 11. article XI. of the Constitution of Oregon
The ivasons for increasing such levy are: le v ie s for the throe preceding .years were decreased on
BUDGET
account of receipts of delinquent taxes and other sources, making the normal levy unnecessary. Receipts “ft I» lee/f Io in in i T )o ar tuet, lu l/i til.
Schedule I
Estim ated Receipts and Available ('ash Balances
Im rt! Fnta ’V1,11 delinquent taxes and other sources and cash balance for year beginning July I. 1942 will not lie
mu )tm « - 5, n o
1 Estimated available Cash Balance or Deficit at beginning of fiscal year for which this bud­
surricu'nt to pay the costs of operation of the school, baaed on levies for the three preceding yeais.
JUNE
get is made
$ 1,500.00
lh e amount of tax, in exceas of the 6*. limitation, proixiscd to be levied for said year Is 513 140 50.
2 Estimated Receipts from Delinquent Taxes during fiscal year for which this budget is made 1,000.00
1*1
Dated this 14th day of May, 1942.
-A n il Sato >n Loaçue
4 Estimated Receipts fiom County School Fund
....
9.325.00 Attest:
IjrtnwU, IH J.
5 Estimated Receipts from Elementary School Fund
$,360.00
WORTH HARVEY, District Clerk,
VINAL
T
RANDALL.
6 Estimated Receipts from State Irreducible School Fund
.....
.....
L127 00
aol I ciuu-ta nr»
»-U
Chairman Hoard nt Directors.
8 Estimated Receipts from Elementary Tuition
45.00
pautad O il
13 Estimated Receipts from Rentals
50.00
FOUR ROOMS FOR RENT Fur­ GENTLE WORK MARE for sale
15 Ritiinated Receipts from Other Sources
.......................................
-C lio m b m la« n e it r a Inal
50.00
nished. Water, garage and gar­
Frank White. Phone 15-F-4,
New York Barlin Hight
den spot. »10. Mrs. E Blake, So. ________
16 Estimated Total Receipts and Available Cash Balance or Deficit
with (wtoiioar. VO/.
I I Hr 15
$16.457.00
6th and Lincoln Ave.
42>3tp-44
Schedule II— General Fund
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Mitad. 1/91.
DRILLING,
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for furniture, autos, household
pun i) is and supplies. Phone
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good* of all kinds at reasonable 26E23. J. 11. Thomas, Oak linai,
C arrM t S t> M l » M r
01 C°* lMi l#J4,
rates in private rooms or open i * iregon
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equipment. Cottage Grove Stor­ TIM BER W A N TED —
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ta ka tall
ta t« U il
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• I Uta Tkraa-raar
»ani,
age Warehouse Co., phone Jesse WANTED Peeled fir piling, all
S rliw l » M r
FariM
»Mata
»M ala
lengths. Quote price f.o.b. ship­
Lansing, C ottage G row 99.
. GENERAL CONTROL:
1. Personal service:
39-tie ping point, quantities can supply,
Chiropractic Physician
earliest shipment.
Nledermeyer-
(1) Superintendent
FURNISHED CABINS For Rent Martin Lutnlier Co., Portland — —
(Part lim ei ..............
1.4(X).OO
5 699.96 $ 70(1 00 $ 1.320.00
— — —— —
by week or month, utilities fur­
(2) Clerk
.......................
240 00
120.00
200.00
— J »•••"• s Invasion o f the
nished, oil heat and gas ranges.
(3) Stenographers and other
office assistants
630 00
170.00
270.00
Inquire Reed's Service Store, 34» MIHCEIXANEOFS—
200.00
’ (4) Compulsory’ education
miles south on 99.
38-tfc WATCH OUR GROCERY prices. European C ontinent
and census ...................
55.00
50.00
25 00
48.10
Soft drinks and beer from 7:30
2 Supplies ..........................
FOR RENT to unincumbered a. m. to 9:00 p. rn. Pass Creek Promised by M arshall
110.00
50.00
78.40
102.87
3. Elections and publicity
100.00
couple: M o d e r n unfurnished
37.50
57.70
Service Station, Lucky Bayn
4 Legal service (clerk's
An invasion of lhe European
cottage on close-in farm. Garden
Prop. 5 mill's south on highway continent was promised Fralay at
bond, audit, etc.» .... .....
100.00
62.00
75 00
60.00
spot. Water furnished. Would Con­
4O-Ktp-47 West Point. New Yoik. by Gen­
5. Other expense of general
sider house and farm work in ex­ 99
Control: (1) .....................
100.00
57.27
50.(X)
102.22
change for rent. See W. C. Martin 25 Years Experience, ('lean, neat eral George ('. Marshall, army
5. Total Expense of General
FOR SA L E—
at Sentinel office.
33-tfc
work. Pnperhnnging, painting. chief of staff, who told the West
Control
$ 2,755.00
$ 1,117.63 $ 1,327.50 X 2,090.89 $ 2,006.97 » 4.203.62 20) CORDS of dry slab wood for
Point graduating class that Amer­
• C. Maxson, 817 So. Third St.
FOR RENT
Furnished apart­
ican troojis ’’are landing in Eng­
50-tfc
sale:
16-inch.
$4
00
per
load;
II. IN STRUCTION—Supersislota
ments. 3 rooms, bath, garage,
4-foot. $2.50 per load, delivered. water, wood. free. Villard Court
1. Personal service.
All kinds of welding, both elec­ land and they will land in
France."
Z. A. Coop at Cottage Grove Apartments.
(II Principals. 1 at
S 1.900.00
$ 750.00 $ 900.00 $ 2,954.04
tric
and acetylene. Machinery re­
_________ 43-3tp-45
Murshall said the army would
Foundry._____________
36-tfc
(2) Vice Prin.. 1 at
. 1.375.00
•
531.25
637.50
pairing and blacksmithlng. O. K.
t<) Stenographers and
FOR RENT
Small furnished Welding Shop. In new location. total nearly 4.5(X),fXX) men by tho
MY HiAIK at 709 W ash in g to n
other office assistants
100.00
apartment, reasonable. Garage 10th and Jefferson.
1-tfc end of this year, instead of the
Avenue for sale, rent or poa-
2. Supplies, principals and
previously announced estim ate of
and woodshed. Lights nnd water
Mbly ti-ade. Write R C. Daven­
supervisors
..............
100.00
96.74
50.00
74.64
free Call at noon or after 6 p. m. REAL ESTATE ano AUTOMO- 3,600.000. During the |>ast four
port, 755 Catherine St., Junction 239 N Lam st
BILE INSURANCE Reprew'n- weeks alone, said the chief of
5. Total Expense, Su­
l: tip
41-31 p-43
pervision
$ 3,375 00
tative of E A. Strout. Listings stafT, the army has grown by
$ 1.377.99 $ 1.587.50 $ 3.128.68 $ 2.749.92 $ 4.401 90 City.
F<NR RENT subject to sale.
wanted. W. F. Burgess, Yoncalla. 3tX),tXX) nu n
Used B<d Style Davenport UK I
Three-room house and two Hen's
IK . IN STR UC TIO N — Teaching
40-lfc
"Your utmost endeavor, back­
only $4.95. Used Lang wood ground, three miles south on High- Orégon.
1. Personal service:
ed by high and unselfish pur|N«e.
range. Heater $7.95. Callahan's
HEALTH
is
what
we
all
want.
6 Teachers at $1150 .... $ 6,900 00
way 99. _C. A. Hinton. 43-3tp-43
Furniture Co., Eugene.
43-ltc
Sec Dr. Simkins. chiropractor, will be required to bring this
2 Teachers at $1225 ...
2.450 00
SMALL, UN FINISHED ^ m ^ r n
and
keep fit. O v e r Petersens. struggle to a triumphant conclu­
6 Teachers at $1275
7.650.00
FOR SALE On»’ gras) 10-ft. hny
| house for rent. Woodshed, gar-* Phone 5.
1 Teacher at »1300
1.300.00
43-tfc sion." he told the graduating
rake Inquire at Allyr. Mark­ age and big garden Prefer perma­
cadets,
2 (Part tim ei at $85o . 1.700.00 $20,000.00 $ 7.425.00 $ 9.550.00 $16,256 84
ham, Cooley Hill.
43-ltp
"No compromise is possible, and
2. Library suppl's. repairs
$30.00
nent renters, 610 S. 10th St.
3- Supplies
....I.................
900.00
563 18
the victory of the democracies
417 50
632 02
FOR SALE Nice thoroughbred
43-ltp
4. Textbooks .....................
700.00
288.67
450.00
749.55
can only be complete with the
Jersey, 4 years old. with fine FOR RENT 2
6. Other expense of
room cabins. \
utter defeat of the war machines
heifer
calf.
Regular
pet,
mooley.
teaching
.... ....................
mile south on Highway 99 Alr-
50.00
24.54
39 03
of Germany and Japan."
Have papers on her. G. E. Flnner- port Park.
The following quotations are
7. Total Expense of
4i-3tp-45
Gaining significance in view of
iy, p h one 34E4.
hnsed on prices lieing (mid In the current discussions of high
Teaching
$21.680.00
S 8.241 39 $10,417.50 $17.677.44 $15,358.79 $33.041.37
FOR SALE Large eream Jersey, FOR RENT Three room down­ Tuesday s trading session at Port­ ranking American army officer*
stairs apartment. Partly fur­ land:
IV. OPERATION O F PLA N T
freshen June 13. $80 cash. Also
with British offii'iats in London,
1. Personal service:
2 h.p. electric motor, 3-phase. $35 nished Has shower, hath nnd
CATTLE: Good grain-fed steers Marshall’s assertion that Ameri­
Head janitor, 1 at . _____ 1.125.00
cash. Maguire. Anlauf.
43-ltp toilet. 1627 West Main St.. City. $12.00 to 13.75. Good grass ataers can forces "will land in France"
Part time janitor ...........
45O.OO
43-ltp $1100 to 12 35. Good grain fed was the first definite statement
Summer work
...........
400.00 $ 1,975.00 $ 1.167.70 $ 1.037.50 $ 1.12500
TWO JERSEY COWS for sale
F
O
R
R
E
N
T
S
m
all
house,
p a rtly heifers $12.00 to 12.50. Good grass by any American official that a
2. Janitors' supplies _____
450 00
358.55
225.00
444 69
Now milking. Glen Roby. Mosby
3. Fuel
..........
450.00
350.50
furnished.
Also
a
Buick
for
sale heifers $10.75 to 11.50, Good beef ground offensive against the con­
275.00
518.70
Cheek. Call after 6:00 p. m.
4. Light and power
400.00
96 47
2501»
cheap.
Good
rubber.
Mrs
B.
L. cows $9 75 to 10.50, medium $9 tX) tinent was part of Amerloan-
351 69
______________ ____________43-ltp
5. Water
to 9.50. common $8 00 to 8 75, Brltiah strategy.
39 48
60.00
93 96
Dulley. Dioaton Rt.. Knox Hill.
6. Telephone
..........
80.00
31.60
45.00
FOR SALE 5 miles out of Cot­ ___________________________ 43-ltp cannon $6.00 to 7 25. Bulls, me­
67.16
Marshall recalled that prior to
7. Gas
50.00
7.60
20 00
dium to good $9 75 to 11 25, few December 7, members of congress,
tage Grove, 100 acres of land,
8. Other expense of
fenced—10 in cultivation. Some FOR RENT Store building form­ to $11.5o, common $9.00 to $9 50. seeking his Justification for ex-
operation
....... ..........
50.00
7.39
50.00
10697
erly occupied by the Heck groc­ Vealera, good to choice $13.50 to iwesion plans for the army, want­
piling and saw timber. \ mile to
». lo ia i rip e n se or
ery
near West Main bridge In­ 14.50.
school. Old buildings. Spring wa­
ed to know "where American
Operation
.........$ 3.565.00
$ 2.059.49 $ 1,962.50 $ 2,707.17 $ 3,392.05 $ 4.434 04 ter. Price $3000. Cash $1000 and quire at McLaughlin’s Eurmtun*
HOGS: Good to choice carlots soldiers might be called upon to
•
43-ltc $14.25; 170 to 215 lb. trucklns light nnd just what was the urg­
terms on balance. C M Parker, store
M A IN TEN AN C E A N D
realty dealer. East Main St.. 12 FOR RENT Small unfurnished $14.1X1 to 14 25 one lot $14 35 230 ent lus-essity for the army that
R EPA IR S
S. 11th St.
,
43-11|
1. Repair and mainten­
house. Inquire at 104 North 6th to 285 lb. butchers $43.25 to we were endeavoring to organize
ance of furniture
Street.
43-ltp 1375, lightweight butchers $12.75 and train."
FOR SA LE- Good used piano,
and equipment
$ 250.00
$ 212.46 $ 150.00 $
4X2»
to 13.50; parking sows $9 50 to
priced right. At McLaughlin** FOR SALE OR TRADE
2. Repair and mainten­
Orw ll.(X). Feeder pigs $12.50 to 13.50.
Furniture
store.
ance of buildings
43-ltc
nice heifer calf. 5 wevka old.
SHEEP: Good to choice spring
and grounds ....................
750.00
689 92
825.00
1,024 49
Would
take food veal in trade. lambs $13.50 to 14.00. medium to
FOR
SALE
1937
Plymouth
two-
4. Total Expense of Main-
G. E. Finnerty, phone 34F4.
good, $12.00 to 13.00; common
door,
mechanically
perfect.
tenance. Repairs ............. $ 1,000.00
$ 902 38 $ 975.00 $ 1.067 78 $ 3.850.5R S 6,024.51
43-lip
$10.00
to 11.50. Slaughter ewes,
Best of tires. Terms. Also one
good to choice $4.50 to 5 00. Shorn
VL AUXILIARY AGENCIES
trash burner with copper coila, W A N TED TO B U Y -
1. Health service:
$10.00. One 30-gallon hot water 100 TONS C a SCARA BARK lambs $8.50 to 9.50.
(1) Personal service
tank with fittings $5.00. Max
wanted. Prices highest in 25
(nurse, etc.» ....... .»..........
360.00
120.00 $ 180.00 $ 360.00
Exposures
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wiley of
Bird, 1112 South 6tb
43-3lc-45 years. For information call at
42) Supplies and other
Salem visited over the week end
Callixon’s
at
436
iliarnelton
St.,
Free
Enlargement
of Your
expenses
.....................
40.00
10.80
20.00
15.23
MY HOME at 709 Washington
at the home of Mrs, W ileys |»ar-
E
ugene.
O
regon.
41-5tp-45
4. Total Expense of
Choice
With
Every
Boll
Avenue for sale or possibly
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Peter­
Auxiliary Agenciee
$ 400.00
130 80 $ 200.00 $ 375.23 $ 373.10 $ 367.43 trade. Write B. C. Davenfort, 755
$
REPRINTS
3c
EACH.
sen.
BUYING v v tx il. AND CASCARA
Catherine St., Junction City.
Guaranteed Work.
VII. FIX ED CHARGES
BARK. Bart Johnson, Saginaw.
43-3tp-45
1. Insurance * ........
$ 675.00
Mello Moon, a delicious pine­
$ 389.00 $ 380.00 $ .339.81
43 3Xp-45
2. Appraisal
............... ..
apple Ice cream. Try it at Gus­
150.00
FOR R EN T—
3. Other fixed charges
25 00
WANTED
Jersey cow. Good tafson’s. of course.
25 00
25.00
23.00
43-ltc-7i
FOR RENT Floor sanders, wax­
milker, not more than
five
Cottage Orore, Ore.
$ 700.00
Total Fixed Charges .
» 414.00 $ 406.00 $ 512.81 $
e
n
and
a
vacuum
cleaner.
The
9.00 $
years old and to be fresh soon
9.00
Corona adding machines for sale
i
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ir a .
Grove Hardware, phone 18. 33-tfc J. O, Rome, Disston Rle. 43-ltp M the Sentinel office.
VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS
4. New furniture, equip­
ment, replacements
$ 300.00
S 227.68 $ 350.00 5 817.28
6. Other capital outlays:
(1) Library books
275.00
68.30
137.50
235.61
Estim ated Expenditures
RATES: Five cents per line or
one cent per word, with minimum
charge of 25 cents. Three inser­
tions for the price of 2 1, . if paid
in advance. W a n t ads will lie
charged only where firms or In­
dividuals have established credit.
Send money to Insure insertion. If
charged add 15c. Keved ads 25c
extra. Card of thanks 50c if not
over 50 woids. it over 50 words,
cards of thanks will be charged
at the regular rate. Copy must be
In Wednesday to insure Insertion.
WORK WANTED—
HOUSEWORK w a n t e d for at
least four months with time off
and wages not under $1.00 per
day. Florence Quaglia, Cottage
Grove, Oregon, Mosby Creek
________________________
43-ltp
EX CELLENT
STORAGE
DR H. A. HAOEN
Livestock Market
Films Developed
and Printed
O C 8 “d 8
Thrift-Wise
7. Total Capital Outlays
$
575.00
IX. DEBT SERVICE
1. Interest on warrants
$
100.00
X. EMERGENCY
................. $ 1,000.00
$
295.98 $
487.50 $ 1.052.89 $
$
295.80 $
500.00
195.45 $
516 46
Total Schedule II — General Fund—
Total estimated expenses for the
year—sum of items 1-6, II-5, III-7,
IV-9, VI-4, Vll-4, VIII-7, IX-3, X
$35,150.00 $14,835.46 $17,862.50 $28,612.89 »27,935.86 $52,998.39
Schedule n - s , m , m a r , of E stim a te, „ f E xpenditure., R«-,ei,As Mid Available ( ash Balances, Tax L evle.
»Mil Sil
tlT IM S T IO I OF TAX LEVY
Total estimated expenditures
$35,150.00
Total estimated receipts and available cash balances (Schedule II
Amount necessary to to lance the budget
DEDUCT: (N il)
*
.............................................
Balance to be raised by taxation
K
ADD:
(iMrtl Feta
T»l»l («IwMta It
......... .....................................................
Estimated amount of taxes that will not be collected during the fiscal year
for which this budget is made ......................................
y
L
estimated tax levle» for ensuing fise.al
A nalysis of estim ated tax levies:
Amount inside 6G limitation
Amount outside 6% limitation
16,457.00
18,693.00
16,457.00
18,693.00
18,693 00
18,693.00
$20,693.00
2,000.00
$20,693.00
Indebtedness
2 Amount of warrant indebtedness on warrants
issued and endorsed "not paid for want of
^..
funds”
....................................................... NONE
3. Amount of other indebtedness
NONE
4. Total Indebtedness (sum of items 1, 2, 3) NONE
ASSEM BLY O F GOD
East Main Street
Bible School
...
9:48
Worship
................... 11:00
Evening
7:45
Hilton T. Park
B/4I*TIST CHURCH
Church School
9:45
Worship
____
11:00
Youth Service
7:00
Worship
8:00
Ercile L. White
CATHOLIC CHU R ( H
2 000 00
$ 7,552.50
$13,140 50
1. Amount of bonded indebtedness (include all ne­
gotiable interest-bearing warrants Issued un­
der Section 111-1016, O. C. L. A........ NONE
Would You Care to Live in a
Community Without a Church?
Dated this 14th day of May, 1942
Signed: WORTH HARVEY. VINAL T. RANDALL
District Clerk Chairman, Board of Directors
Approved by Budget Committee, May 14, 1942
Signed
J. H. CHAMBERS,
JOE T. SMITH,
JOHN A. LONG,
C. E. UMPHREY,
W C. MARTIN,
ALVIS WICKS,
A. W. SHOFSTALL,
W L. WORKMAN.
ROY E. SHORT.
WORTH HARVEY
VINAL T. RANDALL,
Secretary Budget
Chairman Budget
Committee
Committee
M21-J4
Birch and H
Sunday Mass
8:00
James L. Maxwell
CHI R( H O F CHRIST
Sixth and Gibbs
Bible School .............
9:45
Worship ....................... 11:00
C. E.................................... 7:00
Worship
...................... 8:00
Gordon L. I lype»
“ When lhe Nazi I’evolulion came. I looked fo r the grent
universities to defend freedom. They were silenced. I
looked Io the great newspapers whose flam ing editorials
in days gone by had proclaimed th e ir love o f freedom.
They too were silenced in a few short weeks. I looked to
the w riters. T in y were milt»'. O N LY TH E CHI l« 'H
STOOD ACROSS T H E PATH o E H IT L E R ’S GAM-
PAIG N FOR SI I ’ I ’ RESSINH TH E TR I T il. The church
alone has stood fo r iritelb‘<'tuid tru th nnd moral ficedom.
I am forced to eonfetm that W H A T I ONCE DESPISED.
I NOW P RAISE U N R E S E R V E D LY .”
— Statement made by A lbert Einstein w orld-renowned
German scientist and atheist, when receiving his final
U. S. Citizenship papers.
Go to Church
CHURCH O F (H>D
Adams and 11th
Sunday School . .
10:00
Worship
11:00
Evangelistic ...
8.00
Roy E Hutchison
F R EE
METIIOtHHT UH.
Bible School
9:45
Worship
lVtXJ
Young People's Service 7:30
Harold P. Hoffman
METHODINT CHUR( II
Main Street
Church School
9:45
Worship
..........
11:00
Youth
7:00
Worship
8:00
W. A. Briggs
LUTHEILtN CHURCH
PRKNBYTKRIAN ( IIUKCH
Church School
ft 4 5
W orship
6:30
J. Ted Burns
This H(l is made possible by the follo w in g public spirited oiendoints. organizations, and in d ivid u a ls w ho
Church attendance w ill help promote the moral and s p iritu a l welfare of Cottage Grove
UMPHREY & MACKIN
AMIL THIE8 GARAGE
COTTAGE GROVE CLEANERS
MILLS CHAPEL
M cI.AUCHI.INS
BROWN S DRUG STORE
BRISBANE ELECTRIC
SMITH CHAPEL
P E N N E Y ’S
RAINBOW CAFF.
11 :<H)
C. E.
believe th at
THE GROVE HARDWARE
PE T E R SE N S
DOLEMAN S BAKERY
GOLDEN RULE GROCERY
GUSTAFSON'S
QUALITY MARKET