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Page 8 TIMES, WILLAMINA. OREGON Wednesday, September 21, 1938 LOCAL AND PERSONAL Dorothy Myers returned from Mc Mrs. Fox, Laurice and David Fox, and his brother», Jimmy Clarence and Ellen and Ralph Ellingsworth, Mrs. Minnville to attend school in Willa Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Francis are an- Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Chapman of “ • Davit of Jefferson, left Monday Fox’s brother, Guy Pattee and fam mina. nouncing the birth of a son, William Berkely, Cal., visited Thursday at the . *or “ day hunting trip in the ily. and her father. Mr. Pattee, drove i Mrs. Jack French is visiting at the Frederick, in Silverton August 13. home of Mr. Chapman's sister, Mrs. coast range. to Benton I^ine Park Sunday where .home of Mrs. Forest Zetterburg. Mrs. Francis and son returned to Benton Brown. Mrs. Eva Sinsel and children of they hud a picnic lunch. j Raymond Rehfeldt, who has been \\ illamina this week. Mr. Francis is Mrs. G. M. Larkins and children, 1 McMinnville visited Bunday with her Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cook of with his father and brothers at Cody, a co-owner of the Willamina Weld- Fay and Junior, visited Mrs. Larkins' j **ther, Kelly Drake. Portland were Sunday dinner guests Wyo., the a s t summer, returned ing and Machine Shop. Frother, Milton Parker, in Salem on , Rev. and Mrs. Conley Silsby of at the home of Mrs. Cook's aunt. home to enter school Monday. Frank Smelser of the Union Oil Wednesday afternoon. i Sheridan “nd Katherine Floyd of Mrs. Elnter Hodson. Service Station is able to be out Mrs. Reese Evans of Gold Creek ' alley Junction were Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Al Newby, accom again after having spent three days visited Monday with Mrs. R. L. Nor-1 ol ™r- and Mrs. C. W. Haviland and panied by Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Parrett last week in the McMinnville hospital ris. family. I drove to Newport Sunday and on the S e ll leg«Ta Used Furnitur«' receiving medical treatment. Mrs. Mona Halloway of Portland Mrs. C. W. Haviland spent Friday return trip was accompanied by Mrs. W i lla m in a * * O re g o n Arthur H. Haenny of Willamina brought Darlene Bunker t o h e r with Mrs. Nellie Thorp, I Newby’s sister. Mrs. Homer Sauders, spent a few davs in Portland with grandparents home. Mr. and Mrs.., Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kramer were who will remain for a week's visit. his son, Gordon Haenny. He has just Ace Turnidipe. She will live with them called to Eugene Sunday where Mrs. NEW WOOD CIRCULATOR been promoted to a higher position and attend school here this winter. | Kramer’s brother, Claire Robberson. 4000 Cubic Foot Heat- Cft as district manager in Portland for , a”d Mrs. George Lux a n d '•» critically ill. in g C a p a c ity V J / •>» the Standard Oil company. daughter of Sheridan. Mr. and Mrs.' Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Stewart and . John Bailer and family of R o s e family were supper guests at the Ora 3. H. D IN N E TTE SET Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Black of Port- Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Elliott of Blankenship home Sunday. c"Trem blay“ homeFrlda> ** W u Ue” "?‘ v fHiwts Sunday at the | pan H.att left Sunday for McMinn . tremoiay home. home of Mr and Mrs A w Lux v,„e to attend Linfield college. Mr. for Building. Road Surfacing and I he Chester Pearson family moved , Mr. and Mrs. Elliott are the parents j Hiatt was appointed freshman coach COOK STOVES Gonerr.1 Concrete Work this week into the Axel Nelson house, of Mrs. A. W. Lux. | Gerald sittser, edjtor of t|w Crushed River Gravel and Concrete Rock Resort News at Delake, spent Satur- NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. 30 44. of Yamhill Polk Counties. State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of the said district will be held at Schoolhouse on the 13th day of October, 1938. at 8 o’clock p.m., for the purpose of discussing the bud get for the fiscal school year, beginning June. 1938, and ending Juntf, 1939, hereinafter set forth, and to vote on the proposition of levying a district tax. I ______ $7.5«_____ 2 »5.00 Tested and OK’d by State Highway Department BEDS. Bostwick. He was returning home i after having atended the wedding of his sister at Salem. G u s N o rd s tro m wh „ k ® v"d ^ j ! dr‘‘n,’ PHONE 356 WILLAMINA Detroit the past two weeks, retu rn ed 1 Crusher located at mouth of Mill to Willamina to send their daughter,! Creek, Sheridan-Willamina Hiway Donna, to school. $18<> o to »6 -oo Complete I» $27.00 U, We May Have What You Need in the Second Hand Line BUDGET— Estimated Receipts 1. Balance on hand at the beginning of the fiscal school year (third Monday in June) for which this budget is made 2. To 3. To 4. To 9. To be received from other sources 10. $ 166.63 800.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS (Items 1 to 9, Inc.)... $4,562.70 L Estimated Expenditures GENERAL CONTROL 1. Personal service: (1) Superintendent ......................... .............. $ 250.00 (2) Clerk .............................................................. 50.00 (4) Compulsory education and census ............. 25.00 3. Elections and publicity ........................................... 50.00 4. Legal service (clerk’s bond, audit, etc.) ............ 100.00 5. Other expense of general control .................... 30.00 6. Total Expense of General Control ......... .............................. $ 505.00 FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 11 INSTRUCTION— Supervision 1. Personal service: (2.) Principals ................................................ $ 250.00 5 Total Expense, Supervision .... ............................................... J 250.00 III. INSTRUCTION— Teaching 1. Personal service: (1.) Teachers .................... (2.) One at ................... (3.) One at ................... (4.) One a t ..... . ...................... 2. Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.)............ ............... 3. Textbooks ................. 6. Total Expense of Teaching 75.00 100.00 «3.167.50 I IV. OPERATION OF PLANT 1. Personal service: (1.) Janitors and other employees ................$ 412.50 2. Janitors’ supplies ................................................ • 110.00 3- Fuel ................. - ....................- ............................... 100.00 4. Light and pow er................... 40.00 5. Water .................................... 12.50 8. Total Expense of Operation V. M AINTENANCE & REPAIRS CORN MEAL « 675.00 4. Total Expense and Maintenance and Repairs..................... V I. A U X ILIA R Y AGENCIES KARO SYRUP 5. Total Ex pense of Auxiliary Agencies ........... V II. FIXED CHARGES 35c Blue Label — 5-lb. Pail -- Corn, Peas, Tomatoes 3 Cans for New Pack SALMON Pink — 2 Cans EGG NOODLES Pure — Package.................... 5. Total Fixed Charges ..................................................... V III. CAPITAL OUTLAYS WASHING POWDER 5-lb. Package........................ $ 100.00 1. New sites ...................................’..........................$ 900.00 7. Total Capital Outlays ....................................... IX . DEBT SERVICE .$ 900.00 I 75.00 9. Total Debt Service ....... ................................. X. EMERGENCY .................................... 2% -Pound Six« 9 For Get 'em Today Red Shirts 23c R ED H A T S 15c Red Sweat Shirts $ 75.00 .$ 100.00 I 39c Heavy $1.25 98c 98c RECAPITULATION Total estimated expenses for the year (sum of items 1-6, II-5, III-6, IV-8, V-4, VI-5, VII-5, VIII-7, IX-9, X ..................................................... $7,242.50 Total estimated receipts, not including proposed tax ......................................................................... 4,562.70 Balance, amount to be raised by district tax........................ $2,679.80 Dated this 19th day of September, 1938 Calked or IJneulked Meat Specials Swift’s Lean BACON Half or Whole Side — Pound Swift’s BACON SQUARES One Pound For................................... Swift’s Silver Leaf LARD Four Pounds For . .. Eat Colored HENS One Pound F o r ....................... MINCE MEAT— Bulle- Two Pounds For................... Vegetable Specials LETTUCE— Large lleadit— 25c 2 Heads For 16c One Pound For 49c 23c 25c TOKAY GRAPES 9c 5C DRY GOODS PRINTS— Fast Color— Large Assortment — Yard 15C Ladies* Smart Foot Wear, Pumps and I ies in Kids* Suedes and Gabardines $ 2 . 4 9 p a ir LUCY F. HUDDLESTON, District Clerk K. E. SHETTERLY, Chairman, Board of Directors Approved by Budget Committee Sept. 19, 1938. Signed: PILLSBURY’S 9-Pound Haft $1,015.00 j 1. Insurance ............;................................................ $ 100.00 Signed: KITCHEN QUEEN 49-Pound Haft 25c $ 455.00 1. Library: (2.) Library books —...................................10.00 2. Health service (2.) Supplies and other expenses ................ 5.00 3. Transportation of pupils: (1.) Personal service ....................................... 1,000.00 33c $1.15 - 45c a sc 9-Pound Haft Hunting Togs Alber’s — 9 1b. Bag 1. Repair and maintenance of furniture and equipment .........................................................$ 25.00 2. Repair and maintenance of buildings and grounds: (1.) Walks ........................................................ 155.00 (2.) Wiring ...................................................... 275.00 5. Interest on warrants ........................................... $ OATM EAL FLOUR Pancake Flour Pork & Bean^^ N. S. MOORE, Secretary, Budget Committee WALLACE E. JONES, Chairman, Budget Committee Date of first publication September 21, 1938. Date of last publication September 29, 1938. ELUNGSWORTHS’ EVERYTHING TO EAT AND WEAR WILLAMINA, ORE
