Notice of School Meeting
NOTK’E IS HEREBY GIVEN to th«’
voters of Union High Sch«>ol District No. 14, of I Jine Coun-
ty. State of Oregon, tlmt a SUHOOl. MEETING of thu said district will be held at Director's Room,
I nlon lligh School Building, the 26th day of May, 1948. at 7 30 o'clock pin , for the purpo*«1 of discussing
the budget for Hte fiscal year, beginning July 1, 1948, and ending June 30. 194», herelnaftar set forth,
and to vote on the proposition of levying a district tax.
Rchedule I
Estimated Receipt«
BUDGET
sim I Available Cash Balance«
TOTAL ALL
FUMO«
Estimated Receipts from
Dellmiuent Taxes
Vocational Edutation
High School Tuition
Other Sources
FUNO«
BONO INT1BC9V
ANO «INMINQ
FUNO«
nr«««vc
F uno «
1.
5
6.
LI
14. l i .«n .1.1 lioin K imim ’ Fund
15. State ScIuMtl Sujipurt ...........................................
..
$ 5,000.00
3,MX)(X)
1300.00
4(X)(XI
.. 30,(MX) <M>
44,600.00
$ 4,700 00
3,MX) 00
1.300.00
4(X)(X)
30,000.00
44,600.00
$
3(X).(X)
16 Estimât«1«!
17. Eatlmated
18 Estiniatcd
Balance
. $85.100.00
$84,800.00
$
3(X).(X)
., $85.1(X) ()0
$M,MX)00
$
300.00
$ 9 680 »3
Not Available)
Total Receipts
Avallable Cash Balance .........
Total Receipts and Avallable Cuxh
..... .................. ...........................................
Nriirdule If—Grueritl Fund
EatinuUed K|H-ndlturm
I TIM
I. GENERAL CONTROL
•c
1 . Personal servi«-»:
(li .Superintendent (Total salary $5,6(i().0(l) $ 3,700.00
(2) Chrk
600 ixt
(3) Of flee Help
.
L3O0.O0
2 . Supplirà . ........... ........................................
225 00
3 Elections and publicity
KX) (X)
4 Mgal servie«1 (clerk's Itomi, audit, etc.) .....
100.00
250.00
5. Other expense of general control .................
I 6 Total Expense of General Control
$ 6,17ft 00
»hull be discharged, and the cause
proceed without a jury and before
th«’ Recorder ax If no jury hat!
bc«’n called; and the witnesses in
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such trials «hall be entitled to no
to administer oaths, and to punish compensation for their attend­
witnesses and others for contempt, ance, unless the Council, by ordin-
by fin«’, not to exceed $'25 00, and ance, shall otherwise direct; ami
in default of payment of such fine. th«’ jury shall receive such com-
.the 1 city jail pensation as shall be fixetl
fixed by or-
by imprisonment in .th«
one day for every $2.00 of such dinance of said city. The Recorder
fine. He shall be a citizen of the »hall have the power, ax »uch, to
United States, a freeholder within punish witnesses and others for
said city, and a qualified voter at I contempt, by fine, by imprison
the time of his election and an ment, in the city jail one day for
inhabitants of the city for at least every $2.00 of such fine imposed;
one year before the day of his keep a journal of all his proceed-
electlon He shall tak«> care that ings and of the proceedings of th«’
th«- laws of th«1 state and ordln-j Council, and perform such other
ances of the city are duly observed luties as th«1 charter and the or-
an«! enforced. It shall b«1 his duty i finances of the City may require,
to keep his office in some conven-
Section 5. In addition to other
lent piece in said city, to tie pro- powers and duties of the Council
videtl by the Common Council;, to a)( M.t forth jn the charter of the
see that all officer* of th«- City city of Cottage Grove »aid Com-
falthfully comply with and die-' mon Council shall have the fol-
charge their official duties, ««Ki (lowing power* end duties:
to that end maintain an action or । . —.
____
mandamus or other «PPTOpriate . L
i“"Unon,
1,
action again-t any delm.p.ent of-'
the
»1^-
U .hall,
.1. II from time ...
of all department*
fleer he
to «I™..
time. no, ekcted
and who
to are
LEGAL NOTICES
•uoair
vt a « lv
give the Common Council suth in-
formation and recommend such
measures as he may deem advan-
tageou.
to the of city
the buri-
net
meetings
the In
Council,
the
jn( al)
n
' '
h
offlwrB
a
'
"
, *««. «a. »u
utilities owned or operated by the
City.
5. To have general supervision
over all City property and Its use
by the public or city employees.
6. To sec that the provisions of
ail franchises, leases, contracts,
permits and privileges granted by
the City are fully observed
Section 6. The office of Muni-
cipal Judge is hereby abolished
ami all the duties and powers of
said Municipal Judge are hereby
vested in the City Recorder, act-
ing as judicial officer of the City
of Cottage Grov»; and said powers
and duties shall be those herein­
before set forth.
Section 7. Ail provisions of fhe
Charter an«i Charter Amendments
of the City of Cottage Grove in
conflict with the provisions of this
Charter Amendment and enacted
prior to the time this act takes
effect are hereby repealetl in so
far as they conflict herewith.
Section 8. This Chatter Amend-
rn«-nt shall be in full force and
effect on and after July 1, 1948
38-3t-40
Thur«., May 6, lina
The Sentinel, Cot tage Grove, Oregon
Wiggand is a niece of Mr. Black-
more.
Mr and Mrs. Eldon Jones and
daughter Paula of Tillamook vis­
ited her«’ several «lays at the Floyd
Jones home and at the Sam Rus-
sum hom<’
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Smith
have built a new barn on their
ranch and have covered the roof
and sides with aluminum.
Mr and Mr». Eugene Anderson
of Alliany spent Sunday night nt
the Ben Anderson home.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G Banton ac­
companied by Mrs. Banton's par­
ents, Mr and Mrs. C A. Marlow,
all of Santa Clara drove down
Friday to attend th» shower for
Misi Mary Anne Banton at Lon­
don, and to visit his parents.
Floyd G it hens Motors
Phone 27
Cottage Grove, Ore.
■
MOSBY CREEK
Mrs. Pearkins Miller and Mrs
Dale Blackmore gave a Stanley1
$ 3,300.00 I 2.900 00
“ o‘»K’iwise provided in
party Monday April 26th at the
500.00
37500
no
. i.
.
idii » < narter.
hom«’ of Mr*. Miller. There were
1,100.00
Mayor shall not vote on any ques-)
850.00
tions except when the vote of the I
*"e Common Council shall 22 ladies present. The demonstra- ■
175 (X)
134 15
125 (X)
Council ties, when the Mayor h“ve ,he Ix,WPr to remove from tion of the products was very
65 20
75.00
95 00
shall cast the deciding vote. All o”)ce any officer appointed by much enxjyed and a lunch of Cake
100.00
7473
ordinanc«*s and resolutions shall, ¡“’«I Council for go«xl cause, upon and coffee was served.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Ramsey and
$ 5,375 (X) $ 4,494 08 $ 3,928 45 $ 4,010 00 before they take effect, be pre­ a majority vote of the Councilmen.
sented to the Mayor, and if he ap­ Any officer elected by the people fbur sons of Portland spent the
II. INMTRUCTION—NupervUlon
proves thereof he shall sign the may b«1 removed for good cause by ' week end at the Harry Castle
1 Personal xcrvic»:
same, and such as he shall not «aid Council upon a three-fourths | home. Mr. Ramsey spent the week
(1) Principal (Total salary $4.700.00) .
$ 2,360 00 I 2,100 00
sign he shall return to the Com- vote of the Council. Continued ab- end fishing.
SuiH’rintendcnt ...........................
1,9(X)(XI
1.7(X)(X)
3,450.00
The Mosby Creek Extension
mon Council with his objections sence from meetings and neglect
(41 Office Help
900 00
HIX) (X)
579 20
thereto, by depositing the same of duty by any officer elected or club met with a special meeting
2. Supplies, principals and supervisors
290.00
150 (M)
900.00
with the City Recorder, to be pre­ appointed shall, unless for good ! Friday at the home of Mrs. Ada
5 l<4ul Expense of Supei vision
» 5,410.00 $ 4,800.00 $ 4,17920 $ 3,770.82 $ 3,800.00 sentisi to the Common Council at reasons, be deemed good cause for 1 Berton. The assistant agent Jane
their next regular meeting there- removal; but no officer shall be! Simpson put on the d^monstra-
111. INSTRUCTION—Teaching
: * __
2__ ;___________
™„J ‘*on
textile painting which was
after. Upon the return of any or- j -----
removed
unless
first furnished
1. Personal service:
dinance or resolution by the May- w*th a copy of the charges for a enjoyed by everyone present.
(1) ~
Teachers :
Wanda Rearrick of Coos Bay
nt $4.550,00
or. the vote by which the same period of five days before any pro-
$ 9,100 00
1 at $4.150 00
4J50.0O
was pass<*d shall b«1 deemed to 1 eedure be had. The Common Coun- is spending a few weeks with her
1 at $3.900.00
3,900.00
have been r«*considtir«id, and the
shall fix the time and place for grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
at $3.750.00
. 7.500.00
question shall again be put upon *^e trial of such officer, of which Jones.
2 at $3,tkX)(X)
7.MX) 00
The Frank Alcorns and Norris
the passage of the same, notwith-
less than five days notice shal)
15'300.00
Mt $3.575 (X)
standing the objectior»» of the be given him, and shall have the Roby families have moved into
"NO, DADDY--IT’S THE KITCHEN REFRIGERATOR
5 at $3.450.00
17,250 (X)
Mayor: and if upon such vote the P«wer to compel the attendance of their new homes and the children
3 part time at $1,800 00
5,400.00
THAT DIMMED THE LIGHTS/"
Common Council shall pass the witn«-sses and the production of have started to the Blue M’.
$70,400 00 $57,900 00 $40,613.19
school.
(2) Substitute Teaching
.....
same by a majority vote of the paper*, and to hear and determine
500 00
500 00
450 40
Bobby Green is sick with the
Don’t ovorioaa your electric circuits. AWhen yeu'
1 Library supplies, repair* .. ...
75 00
50 00
members of the Council it shall ‘he case; and if such officer shall
50 (XI
3 Supplh-x (chalk, paper, etc.)
2,100 00
1.H4XI(X)
build or modernixe provide^ADEQUATI.WIRINC?
1.455 69
have the same effect as If ap- refuse or neglect to appear and measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Blackmore
proved by the Mayor. If any or- answer such charge, the Common
7. Total Expense of Teaching
$73,075.00 $60,25000 $42,569.28 $36,045.24 $37,500 00 dinance or resolution shall not be Council shal decare t h e officle and son Ronnie and Mrs. Pearkins
Miller and children were Eugen?
IV. OPERATION OF PLANT
returned to the City Recorder by vacant.
visitors Sunday at the home of Mr.
1. Personal service:
the Mayor within five days. Sun-
3. The Mayor and the Common
and Mrs. Menzo Blackmore in
(1) Janitor» anti other employee« .......... . ..... $ 6,000 00 $ 5.300 00 $ 3.420.95
days excepted, after it shall be Council shall be the administra- honor of their son Dale's third
2. Janitor»' supplies .
700 (X)
6«) 00
preaented to him the same shall tive heads o -fthe City government birthday.
3 Furl
1,850.00
1 5(X) (X)
1 349 22
have the name force and effect as and all the powers and duties
4. Light and power ...................
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Lebow are
1,000.00
900 (X)
952 35
if approved by the Mayor
| heretofore vested in the City Man­ building an addition onto their
200 (X)
5 Water
200 00
74 13
It shall be the duty of the City
6 Telephone
175 00
150 00
................... . ...............................
106.30
home.'
Recorder to endorse upon each or­ ager are hereby delegated to the
125 (X)
7. Ga*
100.00
98 01
. ....................... ........... ..........................
Mr. and Mrs. Will Wiggand of
dinance or resolution when such Mayor an dthe Common Council Uniontown, Washington visited
150 00
100.00
99 96
8 Other rxjtense of operation ...... .................
ordinance or resolution was de­ of said City.
several days last week at the Jay
9 Total Expense of Operation
$10.^00.00 $ 8.850 00 $ 6,610 95 $ 5,507 77 $ 6.100.00 livered to the Mayor, and the time
4. To have control of all public Blackmore home at Blue Mt. Mrs.
when the same shall be returned
V. .MAINTENANCE AND
REPAIR«
to his office by the Mayor. The
1. Repair ami maintenance of furniture and
Mayor shall have th«1 power, when
he deems it necessary, to appoint
equipment
....................................... $ 800.00 $ 700 00 $ 410 99
2. R«’palr and mainG-nanct* of:
police officer», who shall act in
Buildings and Grounds ............ ...................
2,000 00
1.800 00
1,232.18
conjunction with the Chief of Po­
(2) Grounds from Reserve Fund ..„
13.000.00
5,000.00
................
lice; and in the absence of the
(3) Reacrvc Fund Bldg* A Grounds .......
2,000.00
2,000.00
2,5(X)QO
Chief of Police the Mayor shall
4. Total Expense of Maintenance and Repair* $17.800.00 $ 9,500.00 $4.143.17 $ 2,888.90 $3,150.00 have the power to appoint a Dep­
uty Chief of Police, who shall act
VI. AUXILIARY AGEN4TER
and have th«v same powers as the
1. Health service:
Chief of Police until discharged
(1) Personal service (nurse, etc.) _ ___ _ $
18000 $ 18000 $
by the Mayor. The compensation
(2) Supplies nnd other expense* ...............
50 00
50 00
25 21
paid the deputy shall be the same
2 Tranx[xwtatlon of pupils:
as that paid the Chief of Police,
(1) Personal service .... ....................................
5.400.00
4.950 00
4.196.00
and the amount so paid to said
(2) Supplie» and other expense» ..... . ...........
2.000.00
1.700.00
1 236 46
(3) Rcf>«lr and replacement of busses ___
2,700 00
2,300.00
3JS7.93
deputy shall be deducted from the
3. Other auxiliary agencies:
salary of the Chief of Police.
(1) Insurance ....................................................
650.00
650 00
411.60
Section 4. (a) The City Record­
(2) Industrial Accident Fees ................
50 00
70.00
70.00
er shall be ex-officio Clerk of the
(3) Agricultural Department Trans...............
250 (X)
25000
249 96
Common Council, and as s u c h I
(4) Reserve Fund Replacement of Busses
5.000 00
5,100.(M)
2,00000
shall keep the corporate seal and
(5) Replacement Busses from Reserve Fund 15,000.00
7,000.00
...... ..
all the papers and records of the
A Total I>pensc of Auxiliary Agencies.......... $31,280.00 $22,250.00 $11,547.16 $ 8.045.27 $ 7,980.00
city, except as otherwise provided :
by this act, and keep a record of
VII. FIXED CHARGE«
1. Insurance
..............
all the proceedings of the Com­
$ 2.100.00 $ 1,600.00 $ 1.486.02
(2) Retirement .......
mon Council, at whose meetings it
3,900.00
3,900.00
1,90966
shall be his duty to attend. Copies
4. Total Fixed Charges
$ 6,000.00 $ 5,500.00 $ 3,395 68 $ 1,748 89 $ 1,400.00 of all papers filed in his office, and
VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAY«
transcripts from the records of the
4 New furniture, equipment and replacement.« $ 1.500 00 $ 1.200.00 $ 699 60
Common Council, certified by him
5. New furniture. <<quiprnent and replacements
under the Corporate seal, shall be
from Reserve Fund ..............
2.000.00
3.000.00
evidence in all courts the same as
6. Other capital outlays:
if the original were produced. He
( 1 ) Library books .........................
600.00
500.00
449 74
shal] draw and sign all orders of
(2) Reserve Fund Replacement Equipment
1,000.00
1,000.00
500 00
the Tresaurer in pursuance of any
(3) Reserve fund athletic field
15.000.00
order or resolution of the Com­
7. Total Capita) Outlays
$20,100.00 $ 5,700.00 $ 1.649.34 $ 2,205.70 $ 2,250.00 mon Council, and keep a full and
accurate account thereof in books.
IX. DEBT SERVICE—NON-BONDED
union leaders are attempting to flout th»
provided for that purpose. In case
1. Interest on warrants ......................
intent zp«4 spirit of the Railway Labor Act,
. $ 50.00 $
50.00 $.
of absence, sickness or inability of.
and dictate their own terms.
3. Total Debt Service, Non-bonded
$ 50B0 »
50.00 I
$
3.89 $
40.00 said Recorder to act as Clerk, the
They have dictated a paralyzing railroad
Common Council shall have the
strike.
X.EMERGENCY
$ 3,000.00 $ 2,000.00 $
$ 1.500.00 $ 1.500.00 power to appoint a Recorder and
( You will be the victim!
Clerk protem, who shall have
Total NcJiodulo II — General FXmd—
'
How long will the American public stand
the authority, in the disability or.
Total estimated expenses for the year—sum
for the undemocratic, arbitrary, and abusiv»
of item» 1-6, H-5, III-7, IV-9, V-4, VH-4,
absence of the Recorder, to per­
use of
VITI-7, IX-3, X .................................... w...... „^. $173,090.00 $124,275.00 $89.44199 $65.344 87 $67,780.00 form all the duties of the Clerk
of the
of
the
Common
Council,
to
certify
Schedule III—Bond Intereat sad «Inking Fund
and affix the corporate seiU to
1. Principal on bond» (include negotiable in­
the leaders of three railroad unions, rep­
after hearing evidence for 33 day% made
processes provided for peaceful settlement
copies and files or transcripts of
tereat - bearing warrants Issued under
resenting less than one-tenth of all railroad
recommendations based on all the facts in
of disputes?
section 111-1016, O. C. L. A.) ................
records;
and
certificates
so
made
$ 8,500.00 $ 8,500.00 $ 8,000.00
employee*, have called a railroad strike that
the case. The railroads have accepted these
, Force seldom produces settlements that aro
2. Interest on Ixind» .............................................. __ 3,000.00
by him shall have the same valid­
3,000.00
2,853.13
would paralyze the nation.
recommendations.
eithec fair or lasting. Moreover, a point is
3. Total Schedule Ill-Debt Servlce-Bonda and
ity as if made by said Recorder,
These leaders refuse to accept a 15% cents
often reached when personal intereats mnat
Interest .......................................................
$11,034.38 $11,500.00 and his name of office, when act­
Who’s to blame?
an hour wage increase retroactive to Novem­
be held subordinate to the greater public
ing
as
Clerk
of
the
Common
Coun-
i
ber 1, 1947. This increase was recommended
Although they deplored so large an extra cost
welfare. That is why the railroads have ac­
Hcliedule VI—Nummary of Estimate« of Expenditure», Receipts and Available Cash Balance«,
by an impartial Emergency Board appointed
di, shall be “Recorder and Ex-
burden, the railroads accepted the report of
cepted the Emergency Board recommenda­
and Tax 1^'I m
■ ONO INTSRSST
by President Truman.
officio Clerk of the Common
the Board because they felt it was in the pub­
tions. That is also why the leaders of these
AND
This increase of 154 cents already has been
lic interest to uphold the spirit and intent of
FUNO
■ 1NKIN» FUND
three unions should reconsider their derision
Council".
TOTA«.
accepted by the 19 other railroad unions. But
the Railway Labor Act.
to call a paralyzing strike.
ruNo«
(b) The Recorder is authorized
•CHKDULS III
th« Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
Total estimated expenditure« ..........................................
$184,590.00
$173,090.00
$11,500.00 to administer oaths, and shall
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
DEDUCT:
have the Jurisdiction over all vio­
Enginemen, and the Switchmen's Union of
Total extlmated receipts and available cash
1MT An«M* >MUt
North America won't accept what more than
lations of city ordinances, and.
Here is a comparison
balances (Schedule 1) ................................
ms twin
300.00 shall have Jurisdiction and powers'
M,100.00
84,800.00
imi onia
90% of all railroad employes have accepted.
of average annual
tinnii
I mu ) Etulasi
bl E ui M m I' i Suri
They have called a strike to get more!
earnings of engineers
Amount^necessary to balance the budget ..................
99,490.00
88,290.00
11,200.00 over all violations of city ordin­
ENGINEERS
and
fireman
for
1939
ances, and shall have jurisdiction
Road
Freight
..............
*3J>M
Unions
refuse
rules
discussion
(pre-war) and 1947.
Estimate«! amount of taxes that will not be collected
(Local and Way)
and powers like a Justice of the
Also shown is what 1947
Certain rules changes demanded by these
Road Passenger ............ 3.S3Z
•.OS*
during the fiscal year for which thia budget
earnings
would have
Peace, and his territorial jurisdic-.
union
leaders
—
which
would
increase
wages
Road
Freight (Through) 3.147
4.M2
a,i*7
1» made .........................................................
5,000.00
4,700.00
300.00 tion shall extend to and be co-
been if the 15Vi cents
Yard
......................
2,748
4,078
still further — were recommended by the
per hour increase, of­
I T"1*1 *»Um*ted tax levi»« for ensuing fUc^l yw ..........
1104,490.00
$92,990.00
»11,500.00 extensive with the limits and
Board. But the union leaders want more—
FIREMEN
fered by the railroads
they demand that the railroads put into effect
Road Freight ...
boundaries of the County of Lane.;
»2.73a
and rejected by the
»4J21
M.HO
(Local and Way)
union leaders, had
ALL th» changes they asked for. including
Analysis of estimated tax I ov I m :
ind the law governing a Justice ot
Road Passenger ...
2,732
4.S44
been in effect through­
those th» Board felt should be denied.
Amount inaide 6% limitation
,960.75
the Peace, so far as applicable,
2.049
Road Freight .......
out the entire year
Amount outside 6% limitation
On top of this, they insist that certain rules
,029.25
«hall apply to all his proceedings
I,»02
Yard ......................
1947.
change* proposed by the railroads be with­
He shall try all persons accused ol
Railroad wages computed from Interstate Commerce Commission Statement M-3M
Indebtedness
Dated this 28th day of April, 1948.
drawn—In spite ot the fact that the Board
violating city ordinances, without
recommended them! These union leaders
Signed:
1. Amount of bonded indebtedness (include all ne­
a Jury, unless the party defendant
have refused te negotiate except upon these
H. B. FERRIN
GEODGE McREYNOLDS
gotiable interest-bearing warrant» issued under
on
demanding
a
jury
shall
deposit
arbitrary terms.
District Cleric
Chairman, Boardof Directors
section 111-1016, O.C.L.A.) .................... $94,000.00
In court the sum of $6.00, which|
Approved by Budget Committee April 28, 1948
Greater wage increase not justified
sum shall be used as payment of
2. Amount of warrant Indebtedness on warrants
Signed :
the per diem of such jury for one
Engineers and firemen are among the high­
issued and endorsed "not paid for want of funds"
F. EARL GAROUTTE
CHAS. A. BEIDLER
est paid of all employes in America, as figures
day; and if the cause require more
None
D. E. CHAPMAN
LLOYD H. GRIGGS
in the box show. This strike threat doesn’t
3. Amount of other indebtedness......................... None
JEANNE C. MORTON GEORGE McREYNOLDS than one day, the defendant shall
x
justify giving a greater increase than other
be required to deposit an addition­
E. L. CLARK
CLYDE
E.
WRIGHT
4.
Total Indebtedness
ILLINOIS
railroad workers received.
al
$6.00,
for
each
day,
in
advance,
STEWART C. CARLSON CECIL E. BECK
Emergency Boards are a means provided
(sum of items 1, 2, 3) ................ $94,000.00
before proce«>ding with the cause,
Budget Committee
Chairman
^We are publishing this and other advertisements to talk with you at
by th» Railway Labor Act in the public inter­
a»-2t-40
and if he fails so to do, the Jury
Budget Committee
act to avoid strik«». Tha Pra*id«nt’a Boar^
Don’t Be Embarrassed
CALL
LATHAM ELECTRIC
Cottage Grove - 702
RAILROAD
STRIKE
Look who
squeezed !
Union leaders representing less than one-tenth of railroad employes
reject recommendations of President’s Emergency board—refuse to
negotiate except on their own terms—threaten to paralyze nation by strike!
Compare these wages with what you make!
western
RAILROADS