Xh CZZGQU CTATZCMAIt. Cs2a. Crt-oa. Tutsdsy Ilcni: to 1Z. i:i3
JLoDall ETcbg IBnouto
Soldier Hurt Pvt. I. V. C.
Schartrand, Camp Adair,' stepped
from a chair in the Rex Shine
parlor Saturday night and onto
the spout of an oil can which
pierced the sole of his shoe. The
injury to his foot was dressed by
city first aid men who said it was
not serious although it was pain
ful. Norse Radcliff, 1790 South
Capitol - street, - injured the first
. and second fingers of one hand
in a power saw Sunday and was
given first aid, Joe Bautista, 12,
of ,1390 Leslie street was struck
on the head Sunday by, a thrown
, rock and the wound was dressed
by-first. aHersi2; V'''';V
tsesx graae or placing ladders on
sale. Geo. E. Allen Hardware.
- Camp SUrts Forty boys were
at the first fireside dinner in the
YMCA summer- strawberry camp
In the,-. Silver:, Creek recreation
area, Claud Kells, Salem head of
the YMCA, . said Monday. Many
ef the boys at the camp have at
tended J " four previous camps.
Verne Merrick and Bill ' Barlow
are the present camp leaders and
others will be added as the camp
enrollment increases, Kella an
nounced. "Allstate Auto Insuranoe. All
Coverages at Sears Roebuck Co.
YMCA Picks . , A late report
from the YMCA strawberry camp
in the Silver. Creek hills by Ver
non Merrick reveals that the first
day's honors for picking went to
Tommy Berry and , . Bill Barlow
who v made - $1.75 s in about two
hours. Warren Valdez got off to
a good start by being the , first
to plunge into the camp pool.
For Rent: Store or office space.
Low rent. 164 S. ComT. Ph. 4642.
Wrenn Returns Bob Wtenn
is returning from Washington,
DC, to work In the YMCA straw
berry camp in the Silver Creek
recreation area. Wrenn's father is
in the personnel department of
the army in the capital and is a
former Willamette university stu
dent. Lutz florist Ph. 9592. 1276 N. Lib.
Sunday snaxhwm tempera
ture 49, rainlmnm 48. Monday
river J ft Weather data re
stricted by ' army request
Tools Stole Several tools were
stolen from a small trailer house
just south of the Oregon Wreck
ers, 960 North Commercial, when
illegal entry to the trailer repair
shop was made through a window,
A part of the glass had already
been broken out, police were told,
and the remainder was taken" at
the time of the weekend burglary.
A box of tools had been moved to
a point beneath the window but
they were left, apparently after
the thief 'or - thieves' had been
frightened away.
aesx graae or piciung ladders on
sale. Geo. E. Allen Hardware.
Graves Sells Car For the first
time in forty ; years, .- George H.
Graves of Salem is without a car.
Graves has carried accident in
surance for all of these yean and
has driven more than a million
miles and has never bad an acci
dent . During these years : Graves
had made a hobby of collecting all
25 cents pieces which he received
in change and has to date re
ceived 21,125.
For home loans see Salem
eral, 130 South Liberty.
Fed
erate to Meet The recent
state convention at Eugene will be
the topic for discussion at a meet
ing of the Salem grange Wednes
day night in the Woman's ' club
house on North Cottage street
The meeting starts at 7:30 p. m.
Mm ' -
j.nree new members will receive
the third and fourth degrees and
resolutions concerning post - war
conditions will be discussed. A
literary program , will follow.
Thefts : Reported Evan Boise,
643 Court street, reported to city
police Sunday that a carburetor
and four, gallons of gasoline, had
been stolen from his car while it
was parked in a garage behind
the city YMCA between 6 pjn.
and midnight Saturday.
best grade of picking ladders on
sale. Geo. E. Allen Hardware.
Jansen i
.Mary Dorothy Janzen, 20, pass
ed away ; at the residence, 1185
Edgewater street June 12. Sur
vived by her mother, Mrs. Agnes
Janzen; one . sister, .Elsie: - one
brother, John, all of Salem: an
aunt, Mrs. Dan Freisen of Dallas
three uncles, Benjamin Ratzlaff of
Salem, John Ratzlaff of Albany
and Harvey of Portland; grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ratz
laff of Canada. She was a member
of the Nazarene church. Funeral
services will be held from the
Edwards-Twilliger Funeral home
Wednesday, June 16, at 2 pjn. Dr,
Weaver W. Hess will officiate,
with Interment in Belcrest Mem
orial park.'
Xafner i
Anton A. Kufner, in this city
on June 11, at the age of 76 years.
K Husband of Pauline Kufner of
Salem; father of Mrs. Irene
Erickson of Portland and Albert
Kufner of Salem; grandfather of
Pauline Erickson of Portland and
Lieut H. Erickson of California
brother of Mrs. Katherine Donib-
galla of Salem, Mrs. Tracy Bender
of Jordon. Valley, Mrs. Margaret
- Bergman . of Wisconsin and Pete
Kufner of Salem. Recitation of
. the Rosary was held Monday,
June 14, at 8 p.nv in the chapel
of the ,W." T. Rigdon company,
requiem mass will be said in St
Joseph's Catholic church .Tuesday,
June 15, at 9:30 ajn. Concluding
. services In Belcrest Memorial
. park.
Beyer:- " -.-
Mrs. Caroline Beyer, at the resi
dence, 415 North 18th street, Sat
urday, June 12, at the age of 94
years. Mother of Mrs. L. M. Propp-I
of Salem, Ernest Beyer of Port'
land and Herman and Ferd Beyer
of North Dakota. Also survived
by a sister in Minnesota and sev
era! grandchildren a n d - great
grandchildren. Services will 1 be
held Tuesday, June 15, at 2 pjnu.
from the Clough-Barrick chapeL
Rev. F. H. Theuer will officiate,
with interment in City i View
cemetery.
Adams
William
(Billy) ' H. Adams at
Every Io i Master Bread
will, pass tho lor Purity.
Cleanliness uaA Quality. -. ,
at yoini cr.ocsn's
rouand, Oregon, June 12. Be
loved husband of Mrs. Lillian
Sprague Adams,- uncle of Charles
Adams and Ruth-Adams Aldous.
Funeral services-Wednesday,
June 16,' 11:30 ajn. at Holman
Lutz, NE 14th and Sandy Blvd.,
Portland.
Cromley
Thomas Cromley, late resident
of route one, Salem, in Portland
June 14. Announcement of ser
vice later by W. T. Rigdon com
pany. I ;r ;
Griner:
In this city June 12, Michael
Peter Griner, infant son of Mr,
and Mrs. Alwyn Griner of Salem.
Grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Schlitt ! of Portland. Graveside
services were held Monday, June
14, at 3 pjn., in the Rose City
cemetery in Portland. Direction
W. T. Rigdon company. .
Glover-
Mrs. Edith Glover, late resident
of 830 Hood street, Sunday, June
13, at the age of 80 years. Ship
ment has been made by the
Clough-Barrick company to Mc
Minnville for services and inter
ment ;
Wheeler
At the residence, 637 Breys ave
nue, Sunday, June 13, Mrs. Hattie
Elizabeth ' Wheeler. Mother of
Corinne Wheeler, Leone Wheeler,
Mrs. Bernardine Reed, Mrs. Eva
Hoelscher of Illinois, Mrs. Mary
Schaeffer of Wallulah, Ore., and
Wilbur Wheeler of Redmond, Ore.
Services were held Monday, June
14 at 3:30 pm, from the Rose
Lawn Funeral home. Rev. Dudley
Strain ! officiated, with interment
in City View cemetery.
Miller i
Mrs.! Ollie M. Miller, late of
Eugene, in this city June 14. Sur
vived by two brothers, George
Marksbury of Cottage Grove and
Dale Marksbury of Eugene. Ship
ment has been made by Clough
Barrick company to Cottage
Grove for services and interment I
Both Back Mrs. Agnes Booth,
county school superintendent, is
back in her office after nearly
two weeks of conferences and
meetings. Mrs. Booth first attend
ed an emergency meeting called
by the Oregon State Teachers as
sociation to discuss wartime prob
lems in schools and later went to
the county school superintendents
meeting for. Oregon where she
was elected president of the or
ganization... ' i. ft ..... - - - ,
Safe deposit boxes. 'Economical-
convenient - Pioneer Trust Co. )
. Attorneys Selected Justice of
the Peace Joseph B.,Felton and
Fred A. Williams have; been
named . by the Marion County Bar
association as judges to try viola
tions of OPA regulations. Office
of price administration authority
has not yet. been received by the
two attorneys... GXrl-.-h'
-. j -t y r- i, i
For only a short tpne more to get
asparagus' for canning St freezing.
Fiala Vineyard, 3 mi. N. in Polk
County. Ph. 23072. .
Wits are . Teachers A poster
on exhibit In the ollice of Mrs.
Agnes Booth calls attention to the I
teacher shortage by urging women
teachers back into service under
the poster heading WITS women
in teaching. ;
....... ... , .
Get the right legal car Insurance.
Abrams & Ellis. Masonic Bldg.
Coat Rifled Sgt Charles Tab-J
am of the Salem air base hung up
his coat while he bowled in Salem
on Sunday night When he found
it again, this time in ; the: men'
locker room, $32 and some papers
had been removed from the pock'
et he told city police. J
It costs no more to use the best!
Re-roof now with Pabco Roofing,
No down payment 12 months
Industry Pay
Trebled Over
1941 Period
Oregon's industrial payroll for
the first five months of 1943 al
most doubled the total for the like
period in 1942 and almost trebled
the total for the first five months
of 194L The figures: - -
For 1941, $76,221,341; for 1942,
$11431,801; for 1943, $21 8,157,
770. '
The state's ' May payroll was
$46,052,907 in 1943, $26,876,767 In
1942, $15,843,686 to, 1941 1 e
Concentration of industrial pay
roll in Multnomah.county is shown
by comparison of that 'county's to-J
tals with the statewide figures.
The "Multocmah county industrial
payroll for May was $34,678,004 la
1943, $18,332,616 in 1942, $8,394,
825 in 194L ...
. The figures were released by the
state industrial accident commission.
'Eugene Name
Of New Frigate ,
Mrs. Frank. D.' Crossi a former
Eugene resident and now of Long
Beach, California. will be sponsor
of a frigate Wednesday named af
ter the city, of Eugene. Mrs. Cross,
whose husband is a petty, oficer
now oh sea duty with the navy,
isthe .former .Helen Dodos and
daughter: of Mr, Austin Dodds of
Ejse.r';j
Rev. Stover
. ... v .... t. . ,. m
Resigns Post
Completing a pastorate of 25
years, Rev. Howard C Stover ten
dered his resignation to the con
gregation of the Knight Memorial
church on Sunday morning. He
has accepted a call Jto the Com
munity Congregational church of
Enterprise, Oregon, which recently
completed and dedicated a debt
free : church, building.
. The resignation is to take ef
fect on July 15, acording to Mr.
Stover. Roy Harland, chairman of
the pulpit supply committee is in I
charge of getting a. man to replace
RevStover.- .-' " W MS'S ''J:
f
(Son
O STEAM CLEANING
O CAR SHAMPOOING
O POLISHING
cnynai.TTrb lussicatioh
.. UIHON OIL PSODUCTS
CLAUDS rZU) -C 'X " GAIL 2YZZZT
IZZ C Wlnitr 1 Hk. N. Deaconess Ilocpltcd
0
mp:J6t 1943-1944
In accordance with the provisions of the "Local Budget Law" r Sections 110-1201 to'110-1215. O. C L. A-, as amended), notice hereby is given that the budget committee
of School District No. 24, Marion County, Oregon, in compliance with said law, prepared and adopted on June 8th, 1943, the budget estimates for School pistnctJNa z,
Marion County, Oregon, for the riining fiscal year July -1, 1943 to June 30, 1844, as aet forth in the accompanying schedules. All persons are hereby notified that on Tuesday
the 6th day of July, 1943, at t P.M. in the Board Conference Room of the Public School Office Building at 460 North High Street in Salem. Oregon, said budget estimates
may be discussed with the Board of Education, the levying board for School District No. 24, Marion County, Oregon, and any person subject to the proposed tax levy will be
heard in favor of or against said proposed tax levy or any part thereof. , s ' J " .
pay. " Phone 9221. R. L.
Co., 375 Chemeketa St.
to
Elfstrom
Te Conduct Examination
When the federal communications
commission conducts its examina
tions for limited -operator's licen
ses tonight in the Salem city hall,
Julius Pincus, police radio operat
or here, will represent the com'
mission as supervisor. :
It will pay you to have us audit
your ; insurance. No obligation.
Scellars & Foley.
Cattle Club to Meet The Mar
ion County , Jersey Cattle club
will meet at the. I. O. Breyserie
farm 20 miles north of Salem on
the Champoeg road Sunday. Din
ner will be served at 1 o'clock.
All Jersey breeders are invited to
attend. ; . - i ;;-
You can still buy a Johns-Man
ville Roof, nothing down, 12 mo.
to pay. Ma this Bros- 164 S. ComL
Accessories Taken A radiator
cap and one chrome plated mirror
were stolen Thursday night , from
her car while it was parked in the
500 block of Ferry street, Mrs,
Marvin Johnson, route one, has re
ported to Salem city police. .
Dance at Armory Wedneslay, June
16, 9. P. M. Everyone invited.
Runaway Apprehended Helen
Knight, who escaped Friday from
the Fairview home for the feeble
minded, was .. apprehended Mon
day morning in Portland, state
police here said Monday night.
Dance at Armory, Wedneslay, June
6, 9. P. M. Everyone invited.
Entertainment Billed Special
entertainment by men , from the
Salem air base is scheduled - for
today's Kiwanis ' club luncheon.
Arrangements were made by Ad
utant Thomas of the USO. ;
Wanted at once for war produc
tion work in Salem, 1 table saw
and 1 cut-off saw. Reinholdt &
Lewis, Ph. 8991.
Eyerly Reappointed Gov. Earl
Snell announced Monday the re
appointment of Lee U, Eyerly of
Salem as a member of the state
board of aeronautics for a five-
year term beginning June 18.
Rooms Remodeled'- Rooms at
the YMCA are being t remodeled
for the 45 navy men who will be
stationed at the Willamette uni
versity naval, training station and
will have their quarters at the Y.
Levell . Speaker Dr. - R. Ivan
Lovell, professor of - history - at
Willamette university, spoke at
the Monday meeting of the - Sil-
verton Rotary club.
immw
Cash on Delivery
Highest Gov. Prices
Fcr Dclaib Urile cr Call Ilr. Frytsrg
.u : Fo;uiiDn co.. "
: 21C0 SW Water Ave Portland, Oregon
ATwater C207
Received
1940-41 :
$ 74,396.97
29,605.33
9,386.30
820.14
17,513.11
13,401.56
366.01
. 156,711 J4.
84,338.21
910.10
6,103.80
' 503.66
1,126.12
5,154.60
947.46-
Recelved
1941-42
t 73,065.03
30,707.06
9,672.90
. 1,044.91
10,640.90
16,176.87
66.20
164,580.05
6,498.36
108,079Jt2
r 931.00
6,702.08
70.40
. 509.32
5,023.58
429.99
Estimated
1942-43 -$
73,000.00'
. 29,500.00
9,300.0a
i 820.00
- 300.00 J
12,000.00
; 100.00
100,000.00
; 100.00
70,000.00
! 500.00
5,700.00
1 400.00.:
200.00
5,500.00
20,000.00
15,000.00
! 700.00
-Account
No.-
- 311 ?
. 312 . .
. 313 '
314 f
-' 32 1
: 33.
34:
'J' 362 i ;
363
1 - -37
. 37
."381, .
' 382 ,
' ' 383'
1:391.: .
-392
- 393
. 398 '- .
-399
399 -
' ' " GENERAL FUND
i J ' . ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
, ; 'Item
County School Apportionment "1
Elementary School Apportionment .
State School Apportionment
County School Library Apportionment
' Cafeteria Income ., - .,; ...
Rentals
Sales of Equipment, etc
Taxes of Prior Years
Share of Tax Property Sales
Tuition Non-High District
; Tuition-p-Other
Reimbursement Vocational Salaries
Reimbursement Handicapped Children'
: i Reimbursement Summer Recreation
Donations,' etc ,, r
Interest Earned ....... ,
.Transportation of Polk Students ...,; .. .
. Federal Aid .:.- ,
Estimated Cash Balance .
Miscellaneous . T,
Estimate
1943-44
( 75,000.00
30,000.00
9,500.00
900.00
300.00
14.000.00
100.00
S0.000.00
100.00
: 72,000.00
1,000.00
, 5,400.00
4,800.00
... AAA rn
4,OUU.VU .
100.00
" 200.00
5,500.00
20,000.00
20,000.00
. 700.00
$401,284.91
3433,198.57 $343,120.00
TOTAL
.$343,400.06
Expended
1940-41 .
10,649.49
835.39
152.18
1,023.18
366.64
4345
$ 13,461.83
$ 25,027.40
5,311.10
9,682.80
1,343.03
319.93
$ 41,684.26
$281,300.08
3,695.52
6,468.88
6,844.12
3,875.27
1,025.12
$303089
$ 32,067.84
3,333.85
6,919.78
10,872.51
2,639.96
1,459.64
720.45
369.60
$ 58,383.63
$ 1 1,796.59
13,514.34
! 2,237.57
' 2,453.34
Expended
- 1941-42 :
' $ 11,225.09
- 996.46
156.45
816.06
349.92
430.47
$ 13,974.45
$ 24,604.39
' 5505
9,199.83
1,092.50
253.42 .
$ 40,401.09
' $290,606.30
4,194.10
- 7,251.50
7,820.52
5,424.57
1,442.12
$316,739.11
$ 32,287.47
3.581.11
8,460.13
9,213.76
.2,524.55
, 1,456.30
535.03
480.19
$ 58.538-.54
$ 1,765,16
15,715.67
2,721.74
v 3,111.59
Appropriated.
1942-43 ,
$ 13,030.00
. 900.00
275.00
! 650.00
" 400.0Q
; 440.00 .
. $ 15,695.00 "
$ 26,588.00 -6,460.00
8,642.00
1,000.00
i 330.00
' $ 44,020.00 '
$315,330.00
4,800.00
8,922.00
7,061.00
5,285.00 .
1,419.00
$342,817.00
$ 34,099.00
3,800.00
2,730.00
1,505.00
600.00 -600.00
$ 63,259.00
$ 2,973.00
12,015.0a -
2,457.00
917.00
$ 20,001.84
$ 7,091.45
9,880.08
2,914.67
16,908.53
$ 23,31446 $ 18,362.00
$ 36,794.73
$ 4,077.91
7033
9,444.46
4,559.56
10,059.99
$31,587.34
$ 3,941.61
630.00
7,505.00
10,575.00
3,968.00
500.00
$ 22.548.00
$ 4,306.00
200.00
.
Acct
-No.-.
411
'412 :
413 -414
4152
4153
4211
4212
4213
422 :
423
4311.
4312
4314
432
433 . -'434
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
451
452
453
454
462
463
464
465
466
Item
EXPENDITURES
41 General Control
Service ., ...
Personal
Supplies -
Elections and Publicity
Legal Service
Travel Expense :
Miscellaneous .-
Total :
42 Instruction
' Principals' Salaries
Salaries of Office Assts.
Salaries of Supervisors
Supplies i ,
Other Expense .
Supervision
Total
14,190.00
900.00
275.00
800.00
400.00
. 440.00
.$ 17,005.00
28,018.00
8,525.00
13,686.00
1,090.00
330.00
. , Estimates for 1943
Senior " ' " Jr. High -
44 f
Elementary
4,284.00
4,675.00
4,500.00
400.00
210.00
5,994.00
2,650.00
$ 17,740.00
Total
43 Instruction
Salaries of Teachers
Substitute Teachers
Librarians Salaries
Supplies
Teaching
.$ 51,649.00 $ 14,069.00
-Textbooks
Other Expense'
Total
Janitors'
Janitors.
Fuel
Salaries
Supplies
44 Operation of Plant
Light and Power
Water
Telephone ;
Mower and Truck Operation
Miscellaneous -
.$335,759.00
. 4,800.00.
. : 9,808.00
. 8,094.00
. 6,161.00 .
. 1,309.00
.$365J931.00
.$ 38,501 JM
. 3,800.00 .
. 10,550.00
; 9,550.00 -;
- 2,730.00
. 1,800.00
-
Total '-, ' .... :
45 Maintenance and
Of Furniture and Equipment
Of Buildings
Of Grounds
Replacement of .Equipment
Total
z. 67,871.00
Repair
2,690.00
21,251.00
i 2,755.00
$117,201.00
1,608.00
640.00
... 2,835.00
324.00
. 778.00
$128,986.00
$ 10,833.00
r 1,100.00
: 2,420.00
. ? , 3,500.00
650.00
500.00
105JD0
$ 19,108.00
$ 1,490.00
3,329.00
912.00
46 Auxiliary Agencies
Health Service
Transportation I t
Summer Recreation
Cafeterias
.$ 26,696.00 $ 5,731.00
8,475.00
10.545.00
7,600.00
500.00
Miscellaneous
Total
4,077.91
7,701.63
601.38
5,347.10
11,108.35
4,023.41
1,526.94
$
$
$ 30,308.83
$ 422.60
422.60
4,571:61
' 71.60
18,908.75
7,408.82
3,941.59
494.52
$ 30,825.28
$ 228.84
$ 228.84
$
$
4,506.00
5,000.00.
100.00
245.00
4,905.00
3.105.00
625.00
$ 13330.00
$ 500.00
$ 500.00
10,000.00
20,000.00
471
472
473
481
482
483
484
485
486
493
494
40
40
47 Fixed Charges,
Insurance - ..
Rents and Miscellaneous
Equipment Appraisal
.$ 27,120.00
.$ 6,746.00
. . , 200.00
$
$
5,645.00
-. - -, -i " '
"' I 1 ' t - '
5,645.00
1,890.00
Total
New
New
Sites
Buildings
48 Capital Outlays
.$
-$
6,946.00 $ 1,890.00
Building Alterations J.
Furniture and Fixtures
Library Books
Ground Improvements
5,000.00
950.00
7,368.00
3,431.00
3,010.00
1,325.00
800.00
4,726.00
. 1,695.00
795.00
150.00
Total
. . 49 Debt 8ervice
Interest on Indebtedness
Fiscal Agency Service Charge .
.$ 21,084.00 . $ 8,166.00
360.00 330.00
- 57.00 32.00
$ 9,061.00 . $ 18,102.00
$ 96,014.00 . $115,262.00
M44.00 , 1,848.00 .
, .. 2,748.00 .
2,860.00 1,899.00
2,366.00 , 2,835.00
229.00 . 267.00 .
; $105,561.00 $122,111.00
$ 7,598.00 $ 1 1525.00 ,
700.00 1,050.00
"2,690.00 ''3,640.00
1,700.00 r 1,950.00
700.00 1,000.00
210.00 490.00
' 80.00 115.00
$ 13,678.00 $ 19,770.00
$ 684.00 $ 401.00
5,215.00 7,413.00
760.00 953.00
$ 6,659.00 j $ 8,767.00
850.00 3,800.00
200.00 300.00
$ 1,050.00 $ 4,100.00
$ 1,090.00 $ 1,166.00
$ 1,090.00 $ 1,166.00
150.00
2,642.00
427.00 ' 1,104.00
. 1,285.00 720.00
430.00 ; 745.00
$ 4,784.00 $ 2,719.00
Other
$ 14,190.00
900.00
275.00
. . ' , 800.00
400.00
440.00
$ 17,005.00
1,200.00
9,186.00
31.00
$ 10,417.00
$ 7,282.00
20.00
500.00
' 636.00
35.00
$ 9,273.00
8,545.00
950.00
' ' 1,800.00
1 2,400.00
380.00
600.00
600.00
40.00
$ 15,315.00
, . .
$ 115.00
3,294.00
130.00
$ 5,539.00
8,475.00
250.00
7,600.00
'$ 16,325.00
$ 2,600.00
200.00.
$ 2,800.00
$ ; 8,000.00
205.00
210.00
$ 9,415.00
40.00
Emergency General
Emergency War .
40 Emergency
40.00
10,000.00
20,000.00
40.00
40.00
$ 30,000.00
30,000.00
10,000.00
20,000.00
30,000.00
$508,344.62 $520,160.42 $555,687.00
Total General Fund
.$814,342.00 $183,595.00 $14183.00 $176,735.00 $112,129.00
54,000.00
18870
54.000.00
16,3870
54,000.00
14,487.50
491
492
BOND INTEREST AND n SINKING FUND
49 Debt Service
Bonds, ,., , ,-
Principal on
Interest on .Bonds
54.000.00
12870
33,037.00.
8671
10,944.50
2,113.24
10,018.50
2.206.75
$ 7W87.50 $ 7037.50 - $ 68,48750
"'Total
.$ 65,58750 $ 41,30451 $ 13,057.74 $ 12253
RESERVE FUND
481
483
484
486
New Sites.
Expenditores
Building ) Alterations
Furniture and Fixtures
Ground - Improvements .
Total Expenditures
.$14,000.00
. 5,000.00
. 6,700.00
. ; 5,000.00
Cash Balance.
Sale of ' Equipment-
Estimated Receipts
430,000.00
700.00
.$30,700.00
Total Estimated Receipts!
SUMMARY 'OF ESTIMATED
EXPENDITURES,
Total
1942-43
RECEIPTS
Total
AND TAX LEVIES
Estimates for 1943-1944
General Fund Bond Fund Reserve Fund
.$30,700.00
Estimated Expenditures
Less Estimated Receipts-
.$624,174.50
. 343,120.00
Amount Necessary to Balance Budget .
Plus Estimated Delinquency on 1943-44
Levy-
.$231,054.50 ,
. 100,000.00
Tax Levies: A -
Inside 6 limitation
Outside 6 Limitation..
vYear of ;
Issue '. .
. 1934 ;
1935 ;
1935
1935
INDEBTEDNESS BONDS
Amount of Interest
Issue
F 15,000.00
1 25,000.00
300.000.00
350,000.00
Rate
st
3U
Maturity Date -Apr.
1, 1035-44 -Dec.
1. 1937-48
Dec-1, 1933-43
Dec 1, 1944-50
.$312,567.00
63,487.30
Outstanding
$..L500.00.
. 10,000.00
50,000,00
. 350,000.00
$711,629.50
374,100.00
$337529.50
60,000.00
$33042.0
60.537.
$814,342.00
343,400.00
$270,942.00
60)00.00
$330,942.00
$6658750
$6658750
6858750
$30,700,00
30,700.00
OTHER INDEBTED NESS
Short Term Notes..
Outstanding Warrants
Other; ;
.None
.Hone
.JJone
. : . , . . $690,000.00 ; - " w v $411500.00 , ... .. .. .: .' .'-
II. II. OLINGER, Chairman uuc.set t-ommiase.
r. I riULLITS, Secretary Butijet Commiitse.
, ' J-15-2L
Dated at Salem, Ore con, this 8th day of June, 1943.
Signed: HOY IIAl.LAJ.U, Uisinci cjujiuiu
C C WARD, District Gcrk.