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NOTICE OF 1938 PROPOSED BUDGET
Let us take a driv ■ through the coun
trjslde
Here and there we will see
farm« that are rundown, neglected Cz.'
abandoned. There la evidence that at
acme time In the past some one ambl
tloua and Industrious ran that farm
with vigor. But now that farm la a
backslider
We see the same thing in town; here
and there a tired, »leepy or dead mer-
‘ cantlle establishment portraying tfie
dry bones of a former liveliness. School
houses also show the same state
' somnolent decay.
FOR THE
a n OF WILLAMINA, OREGON
NOTICE is hereby given to the taxpayers of the City
of Willamina, Oregon, that the levying hoard of said City
will meet in the Council Chambers of the City Hall on
We start out like young Rip vanl Monday, November 1, 1937, at 8:00 o ’clock P.
for the
ing on our way. But ere long we g r o w , p e r m i t t i n g any person subject to the tax levy
weary m well doing and like Rip, we as hereinafter estimated by the Budget Committee of said
go to sleep while the world rolls m er-jz ,.,
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riiy along.
’ >ty, to meet with the said levying hoard and be heard in
Ye», backsliding is a common disease favor of or against said proposed tax lew . or anv nart
that is not by any mean« limited to
'religion.
IlllU rL O I.
i -Let us then be up and doing.''
contribute* to unsafe condition« on tha highways. Ha block* traffic
and confuses other motorists. The "road nog” la a real traffic evil.
Be a Sportsmanlike Driver instead.
NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS
A.A.A. SAFETY FEATURES
more than
Paitor’s Treasure Chest'^
ï kn'"
he U
prays.
Some folks say they don’t believe In
backsliding Well. I don't believe in It
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-in « e .«
ether, k but
I see a lot of < it 3 k being
prac
Uncle Eph »ays:
The fellow that tlced. Backsliding is not limited to the
wear* out the seat of hi« pants mere i church
By REV. L. Ci. WEAVER
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
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NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN to the legal voters of 8chool District No 30 44
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of Yamhill Polk Ccnntles, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETINO of the
raid district will be held at the Schoolhouse on the 4th day of November. 1937.
at 8 00 o’clock p m for the purpose ot discussing the budget for the fiscal
school year beginning June 20. 1837. and ending third Monday in June. 1938,
hereinafter set forth, and to vote on the proposition of levying a district tax
BUDGET
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Balance on hand at the beginning ol the fiscal school year
(third Monday hi June) for which this budget is made
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t 138.63
To be received from the County School Fund
__ ..... ..................... 2.023 90
To be received from the Elementary School Fund
.................. 1,113.98
To be received from the State Irr*ductt>Ie School Fund __________ 23125
To be received from the Non High School District for:
Tultlcn
3 100 00
9 To be received from other sources
1.000 00
Total Estimated Receipts »Items 1 to 9, I n c .) ..... ..... ........
»7.607.78
ESTIMATED EXPEDITIRES
I GENERAL CONTROL — Total Expense of Oeneral Control
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II INSTRUCTION—Supervision — Total Expense. Supervision
III INSTRUCTION—Teaching — Total Expense of Teaching
IV OPERATION OF HaAMT— Total Expense ot Operation
V MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS—Total Exp. Maintenance At Repairs
VI AUXILIARY AGENCIES—Total Expense Auxiliary Agencies
VII FIXED CHARGES—Total Fixed Charges
VIII CAPITAL OUTLAYS—Total Capital Outlays
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IX DEBT SERVICE—Total Debt Service .......... ............... ........ .......... ......
X 1 MERGENCY
29500
1.410.00
6.780.00
1,34000
25000
1.120.00
165 00
300.00
50.00
200 00
MAPLE STATION NEWS
By MRS C. M. COLLINS
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh House are receiv-
congratulations on the birth of a
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,5th' He h“ be«n
named B a rry W illia m , thia young man
eome|1 jf> f o ' eonrratu,attef)/ him^ | f>„
one thousandth baby attended
by Dr. W. II. Harrrndick. He will re
ceive a silver cup with the doctor’s name
engraved.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Qualey of De
troit, Ore. are locaten in one of Alonzo
Tharp’s cottages and Mr. Qualey ia etn-
ployed by the Foster mills.
Mr “nd **£••
L- *’uPro were ca,,«d
to A lto n « Wednesday ow ing to the
illness of their daughter. Mra. W. R.
Gaither.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Burdon were guests
at the Collins home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whitworth were
guests Sunday evening at the home of
Mr. Whitworth’s uncle, Bryan Watts,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Egli and daughter,
Evalyn. spent Sunday visiting friends
and relatives at Sand Lake.
Mrs. Morris Majors, of Grand Ronde,
called on Mra. Hugh House and the
new baby Tuesday.
We are happy to report that Russell
Newbill is back at work again.
HILLCREST NEWS ITEMS
By ESTHER WHITMAN
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Whitman
called on Mrs. Steward.
Logging operations were stopped at
Reed’s Wednesday on account of rain.
W. G. Hulett returned home Saturday
afternoon from a Portland hospital were
he has been receiving medical care for
the past six weeks.
Mr. Fuller was digging his potatoes
on Mrs Lane's place Tuesday.
Cal Turnidge was plowing for Mr.
Steward Tuesday and Wednesday
Miss Dorothy Turnidge is working in
McMinnville.
Irnie, Bernie and George Whitman
are working on the Salmon River road.
Total estimated expenses for the year (sum ol items 1-6. II-5.
Total Estimated Expenses for the Year
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Total Estimated Receipts, not including proposed tax .....
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» 7.607.76
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By order of the Common Council
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L ^ S l A ^ t y B e co m e ,
Estimates of proposed expenditures and receipts for the City of Willamina,
Oregon, for the year 1938 as prepared by the Budget Committee of the City of
Willamina, Oregon, as required by Sections 69 1101 and 69-1115 of the 1930
Oregon Code and amendments thereto, at a regular meeting of said Committee
held at the City Hall on the 4th day of October, 1937.
ESTIMATES OF
PROPOSED EXPENDITURES FOR 1938
1. ELECTRICITY
Lighting streets and city h a ll_______________________________ » 600 00
2. CITY TREASURER
8a’ary _________________________________
100.00
Postage. staUonery, notices and incidentals
30.00
3. CITY MARSHAL
Salary ___________________________ .
72 00
Night M a rsh a l_________________________
180 00
4. CITY RECORDER
S a la r y _________________________________
60.00
Legal notices, sta tio n e r y __________
30.00
5. CITY ATTORNEY
S a l a r y ___________________________
120.00
6. FIRE DEPARTMENT
Equipment, upkeep and maintenance
100.00
7. CITY HALL
Fuel and repairs
25.00
8. CITY STREETS
Repairing defective streets, graveling and grading
300.00
Culverts, crosswalks and b rid ges________________
100 DO
9. EMERGENCIES
100.00
9H- BIENNIAL CITY ELECTIONS
100.00
10. BONDS AND WARRANTS
Redemption of funding bonds, principal
. None
Interest on bonded indebtedness----------
1 620.00
Sinking fund for water Improvement bonds
1.000.00
Sinking fund for water extension b o n d s__
500.00
WATER SYSTEM
Upkeep and maintenance of water system, including m aterials... 100.00
Betterments, water commissioner's salary and la b o r _________ 800.00
Total Estimated Needs of the City for 1938 ----------------------------------- ----35.937.06
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
City L ic e n se s----------
Water rentals ______
General road tax —
Fines, estimated ------
....$ 75.00
.._ 3,000.00
.... 100.00
25.00
Total Estimated Receipts --------- -------- --- --------------------------------------- 33.230.00
UPPER W IL L A M IN A
RECAPITULATION
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; EstimaUd Tax
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Mr. Phil Booth called on Mrs. Carl
for FiscsU Yrar 1938 and
to be Raised by General Taxation _________________________.32,737.00
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W ise Tuesday.
Phil Booth is a busy farmer these
The City Water Department Js a partially self-sustaining bureau, from
• days getting his fall crop in.
¡which approximately the sum of »2.500.00 la derived each year from water
Balance Amount to be Raised by District Tax __
S4.302.24
Ernest and Claude Booth went hunt-1 r£ntais, all of which is required to pay for the services of the Water Commis-
ing Saturday and Sunday.
sloner, interest on city water bonds, and to retire the principal sum of said
Robert Wise, and Oren Daniels of
Dated this 8th day Of October, 1937.
Sheridan, left for John Day on a hunt water bonds, serially each year, and to keep in repair said water system and
(Signed) LUCY F. HUDDLESTON,
ing trip. Mr. Daniels will make his to make betterments thereto.
District Clerk
father a visit while in that part of the
country.
HARRY SHIPLEY,
Chairman Board of Directors
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wise were in Sher
CITY INDEBTEDNESS
idan Saturday.
A full and complete classified summary of the indebtedness of the City
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Ray Wilson is helping with the work
while Oren Daniels is away.
of Willamina, as of October 4, 1937, is as follows:
Mrs. L. M. Burt, of Los Angeles, re Outstanding city warrants -------------------------------------------------------------
None
turned to Portland Friday after visit Water improvement bonds. Issued August 1, 1936, 4’4 per cent interest .$16.000.00
ing her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Water extension bonds, issued August 1, 1922, 6 per cent interest....... 15.000.00
and Mrs. Carl Wise.
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The rain we have had the last few _ . , _
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. .... ...... Outstanding _____________________ ____ $31,000.00
NO ADDED » R E TO GO
days has been a very welcome visitor Total Bonds and It a
ts
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I to the farmers.
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Carl Wise helped fill Oren Daniel’s
WE HEREBY CERTIFY that the above estimates of the proposed
i silo Tuesday.
; receipts and expenditures and the summary of indebtedness are true and
M O T O N L Y can you buy a winter roundtrip East at
Ernest Booth was a caller at the correct.
s
colt. S « «he privilege of going . . —
! Wise home Monday morning.
X.
ATTEST:
PAUL FUNDMAN,
. 7 .„ u r . h f n r n i a at no additional fare applies from
Recorder and Secretary
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R. Y. NEELY, Mayor
EAST CREEK
R, E. Ellingsworth
roundtrips from main line points.
Standard
R, L. Norris
Coach
Tourttl
Laverd Shively and w i f e arrived
V. O. Huddleston
’90.30
CHICAGO ’57.35 ’74.00
Wednesday morning. They are making
C.
R. Stiles
their home with his parents,
NEW YORK 89.75 106.40 140.80
R. H. Yates
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neal and Mrs.
Paul Mullen
Coach l»r«s sra •
,°b cn h \'to C h U ago.'st’ Louia.
Mabel Earl were in McMinnville Wed-
K. E. Shetterly
»no<‘ i"XOUI‘,l' P"“ ” a7 . c(PX „ c. In coach.« to de.tina-
'
nesday
on
business.
tW it
F £ £ c h and
Frank Smelser
Mrs. L. L. Shively. Mr. and Mrs. La
Budget Committee of the City of
verd Shively made a business trip to
Willamina, Oregon.
; Edd O’Rourke’s Thursday.
Guy Warren and Charles Davis, mill
wright, went to McMinnville on busi the week end with his parents, Mr. and of Bandwiches, pickles, cake, coffee and
agent or w rit. J. A. O RM ANDY . G«n
Portland, Oregon
ness Thursday.
lemonade, was served at twelve o ’clock.
Mrs. Frank Neal.
Mrs, Ray Keagbine took three of her I
Ersel Davis is going down un the
Virginia
and
Thomas
barkolus
have
children and Virginia Bakolos to Mc
coast to work Monday.
been
sick
with
the
flue.
Minnville Wednesday to the doctor ns
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Shively were in
they were all sick Virginia is back in
The neighborhood gave Mr- and Mrs.
i school but Mrs Keiigbine’s children are Laverd Shively Jr. a party on Saturday town on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Warren were in
not yet able to go back to school.
i night. Laverd treated them with cigars
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neal, of Dallas, and candy. There were two tables of Sheridan and Willamina Monday. Mra.
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visited
Jack’s
sister, Mrs. ______
James _____
Free- i______
pinochle, , while
the . younger ones . plavad Warren is having some work done on
man, in Sheridan Saturday. They spent games; every one had a fine time. Lunch her teeth at Willamina.
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