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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1945)
1 East Salem School Boards Conduct Annual Meetings East Salem, June 21 The annual school meetings of all East Salem schools were held at the different schoolhouses Monday night with only a few voters present at each meeting. At Swegle sAiool Cecil Frame, the direc-- ...i . . : i . a elected for a, new three-year term. Serving with him will be Homer J. Conklin, as chair man and Menno Dalke. Goldie C. Hartley will be the clerk. The budget at Swegle was adopted as presented with no dissenting vote. The estimsted tax levy for the year will be $3322.50 which exceeds the 6 percent limitation by $4738.75 but with the money to be received by the district from the income tax reserve will be about $27D0 as there were 13486yz days attendance reported by the teachers for the last term and this will bring down the assed levy to over half the amount. There were Swegle last year all term but each day's absence is a loss of about 20 cents to the district. There were only three tuition pupils. The clerk reported on the 12 regular meetings and one special held this year, with the work on the school grounds and new sidewalk from the front of the building to the street the largest improvement projects. This district has a substantial bank balance to be gin the new year and no need of a reserve fund to be set aside for expenses until the new tax money comes in. The delinquent taxes are very small item in any East Salem school district. At Auburn meeting Mrs. Roy Krash was elected as the new They Keep Me Going 'til Lunch... SERVI Food value galore in Ruiketi whole grain, ready-to-eal cereal. They're slow-baked to retain natural vita mins and minerals fortified with extra Vitamin B,. Serve Ruskets for real energy building breakfasts. GET A PACKAGE TODAY 14 . Economy Packago o the West's Favorite Cereal! is i FOLDING REVOLVING OUTDOOR DRYER Offers. 100 feet of easy to reach drying space. Sturdily constructed the wind can't tip it over. 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Other members of the board will be Fred Scharf who will be chairman and John Cage. Portland Gl Captured 200 With the 7th Army, Germany. June 21 iP How a 19-year-old Portland soldier captured 200 Germans singlehanded after starting out to visit his grand mother in Bavaria, was a leg end in the 45th division today. Pfc. William Haug, Jr., Port land, asked for permission to visit his relative in a nearby Bavarian town after the division had secured Munich. Two miles from the village he ran into an enemy road block complete with machine guns, riflemen, and ba zookas. Both Haug and the Germans could hear an American armor ed division rumbling off to the right flank. When a German of ficer questioned the Portlander, he declared he was an advance scout for the armored column and unless he returned soon the tanks would come and wipe out the nazis. The officer decided to release Haug. But that wasn't enough. The boy demanded surrender of all the men, weapons, and equipment and he got it. 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