A C E A M A S COU NTS
NEW S
FRID A Y , OCTOBF. R3 ,1341
T he B radins have gone to H erm is.
g o v e rn m e n t h a s cut o ff foreig n ship
ton w here M r R radin is em ployed.
menta.
Mrs. Jo e D eS hazer has been ill
w ith th e flu.
Not W heat but Milk and Eggs
EAGLE CREEK
T he schools have a n enrollm ent of
34 wiith m ore expected la te r. The
tea ch e rs a re Miss M ary Gibson of
W oodbum principal a n d u p p e r grade
te a c h e r and Mrs. M aurice Fleshm an
o f P o rtla n d p rim a ry and E lm er Po
well is ja n ito r.
A 4-H h e a lth club has been organ'
ized in the u p p e r g ra d es w ith Miss
Gibson as lender. O ffice rs o f th e
club a re Jim m y B arry , p re sid en t; Lu
ella Sm ith vice p re sid e n t; Vivian
S till se c re ta ry . O th e r m em bers of
the clu h a re D orothy L am pe-, E thel
H iggins, D urell K la tt, H illard C ran-
d a 'l, Jo h n Y ounger, Je a n n e Lum per,
D oris Z uber, K en n eth B erry, F lo r
ence Story, P e te M affie ,E ari C ran
dall .M arion W hisler, P a u lin e C arm
ack and A llen L ystle.
Mrs. Roy F o rre s te r e n te rta in e d at
a house p a rty fo r several fifen d s
from P o rtlan d T hursday. G uests w ere
M i/s F ra n c e s Zunick, Miss Rose Zu-
nick -nd Mis i H elen Sherick .
M r and Mrs. Frank) B everly of
Glad one v isited Mr. and Mrs. H.
U dell in low er D over last w eek. M.13.
B everly is a d a u g h te r o f th e Udells. |
H. F . (H a l) Gibson is recovering
fro m a re c e n t m a jo r operation.
A toti ,- those re tu rn in g fro m W il
la m e tte valley h o p y a rd s a re Mrs.
E va G lover. F ra n k M undinger, W .A.
S m ith and O. E. Stephens.
T h ere a re still sever rd field s of
g rain to be com bined. The w e ath e r
is d ry e r and co ntinued c le a r w e ath e r
shou'd enable com bines to w ork in
th e field s again.
T he comm ulnity club m e t fo r
th e f ir s t fall m eetin g F rid a y eve,
S ep tem b er 26 a t th e school. An in
te re s tin g p ro g ram w as given and re
fresh m en ts w ere sold. N ew o fficers
w ere elected a t th is m eeting.
1918 wheat headed the list of farm products needed for national
se purposes. In today’s emergency, however, tha emphasis is on
such as milk and eggs. There is plenty of wheat on hand—in
nearly a two year’s supply is stored in the nation’s Ever-Normal
ary. The U. S. D epartm ent of Agriculture urges th a t farm ers,
\nning for next year, hold down production of surplus crops such
heat and a t the same tim e expand production of defense foods
sd today.
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OREGON 4-H DAIRY TEAM TO MEMPHIS
T he Clackam as co u n ty g ra n d ju ry
W ednesday indicted G eorge H enry
(D uke) H inder, 29, of P a rk Place
fo r f ir s t d eg ree m u rd e r ,the victim
being C harles P a rk e r S tra ig h t, 56-
y e a r old C lackam as H eights .esid en t.
H in d e r is accused o f stabbing
S tra ig h t w ith a kn ife on the a f te r
noon of S a tu rd ay , S ep tem b er 13 at
S tra ig h t’s tw o room shack follow ing
a n all day d rin k in g b o u t, tak e n p a rt
in b y S tra ig h t, Mrs. S tra ig h t, Him
lo r a n d L innea L onuah who claim
ed she w as H in d e r’s w ife. She (L in
n e a L ondah) is being held in the
c o u n ty ja il as a mu-renal w itness to
planted 1596 a cre s fo r sale o f seed
Mr. and Mrs. E rw in U pdegrave
and fib er.
w ere in e a ste rn O regon Sunday.
Mr. E ccles also pointed o u t th a t
Mr. and Mrs. Jo e D eShazer, Mrs.
the fla x seed will ru n a b o u t five Gill and Jo y w ere d in n e r guests of
bushels to th e ton.
Mr. a n d Mrs. P e te Paschell o f Sandy.
A t the p re sen t tim e flax is very
C arl N elson o f N ew berg sp e n t th e
v a lu ab le due to the fa c t th a t th e w eek end w ith his fam ily.
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T h e g ra n d ju ry re tu rn e d the in-
d ic tm e n t a f te r considering th e case
T uesday and p a r t o f W ednesday.
T estfy in g b e fo re the venirem e n w ere
S h e riff F re d R eaksecker ,Se-rgt. W.
B. G lenn o f th e sta te ploice .Elsie
slain m an, L innea Londuh who claim
ed she w as H in d e r’s w ife, E lva Mae
S m ith a n eig h b o r ,Geo. H. H inder
f a th e r o f th e accused m an, Hilda
S tra ig h t w ife o f the m urd -red ma.i,
Ja c o b K y ler ste p fa th e r of Mrs.
S tra ig h t, R ichard Alien Sm ith, H en
ry L .P robasco and K’.vin Sm ith,
neighbors.
I t is und ersto o d th a t G'Jenn R.
J a c k will defen d H in d er a t his tria l.
H e c an n o t plead g uilty to the first
d e g ree m u rd e r charge and it w as
lea rn ed th a t his testim o ly will be
se lf d e fen se to escape the g a ; cham
ber.
T he g ra n d ju ry in addition to in -
d ietin g H im ler re tu rn e d one seen t
in d ic tm e n t.— E n te ip ris e .
dem onstration contest at the National Dairy Show, Memphis, Tcnn.,
Oct. 11-18. Coached by Geraldine de Lanccy, their club leader, who
was the 1940 national girls' leadership champion, the team won over
/all rivals in the annual competition at the recent State Fair, Salem.
T heir dem onstration emphasized that the addition of cheese to common
' dishes increases the color, flavor and nutritious value of food. As state
j winners they receive all-expense trips to Memphis through the Kraft
. Cheese Company, which also provides $2800 in college ^ . v W t I j ipa for
J^thc eight highest scoring team s w the duals there. (
Gresham, Oregon
In accordance w ith the provisions of th e “ Local B udget L aw ,” (S ections 6 9-1101_69-1115, O regon
Code, 1930, as am ended, notice is hereby given th a t the B udget C om m ittee o f E stacad a, O regon, has
p re p a ie d in com pliance w ith th e “ Local B udget Law ” th e follow ing B udget E stim a te fo r the period
fro m J a n u a ry 1, 1942 to J u n e 30, 1942. All persons a re hereby n o tified th a t on T uesday, th e 14th day
of O ctober, 1941 a t 7:30 P. M. a t th e Council Room in th e C ity Hall bqilding, E stacad a, O regon, th e
follow ing B udget E stim a te s fo r th e ensuing six m onths ending J u n e 30, 1942, fo r th e C ity o f E s
tac ad a , O regon, m ay be discussed w ith th e C ity Council and B udget C om m ittee, th e levying board
fo r th e C ity of E stac ad a , O regon, and any person su b je ct to th e proposed ta x levies will be heard
in l'avor o f o r a g a in st th e proposed ta x levy or ta x levies o r a n y p a rt th ere o f.
E X PE N D ITU R ES
General G overnm ent
A ctual fo r Y ear E n d in g Dec. 31. C u rre n t y e ar 1941 F und - C lassification
1938 I 1939 1 1940
| A ctual fo r | B udget
1st
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fo r
Six m o n th s|T o ta l y ear|
360.001 360.001 360.001
26.00'
25.001
25.00
75.00!
75.00!
75.001
50.001
40.00t
25.001
180,00|
1<M.00| 180(00
1 '15.001
1
1
1
10 0 .ool 100.001
io n n o 1 100 001
100.001
151(101
15,001
10.601
20.00!
20.00'
20 00'
1 1
1
I
180.001
12.501
37.50
12.50
90(00
360.00!
25.001
75.001
25.00i
180.00!
1
100.001
100.001
15.00!
1
lio o .o o !
E st. fo r P eriod
J a n . 1, 1942 to
J u n e 30, 1942
By office o r
D e p artm en t
R ecorder ...............................................
P ostage ...................................................................
O ffice supplies ....................................................
T elephone ..............................................................
T re a su re r ..............................................................
A tto rn ey ................................................................
E lection Expenae .................................
Legal Notice*, a d v ertisin g ............................
300.00
12.50
37.50
12.50
90.00
50.00
50.09
50.00
15.00
20.00
500.00
P u b lic S a f e t y
1280.00' ...............
460 00' 400.00'
40.061
45.00I
1400.001
500.00!
60.001
150.001
150.001
7 00.0(f 1400.00i
500.001
¡
60.001
Police d e p a rtm e n t .............................................
F ire d e p a rtm e n t ...............................................
S ta te Ind. A ccident com m ission ................
800.00
250.00
30.00
E d u c a tio n
150.00!
75.00!
150.001
L ib ra ry .................................................................. 1
75.00
P u b lic W ork *,
S t r e e t s , W a lk s , A lle y s
B I G F L A X C R O P IS
S E E N IN C O U N T Y
Benton county girls, Jane Keeney, 16, and Edith Brown, 17,
T W of O Corvallis,
are O regon's entry in the national 4-H dairy foods
A. W. Metzger
& Co.
N O T I C E O F 19 42 B U D G E T E S T I M A T E
Several Give T estim ony
Large assortment of the Famous Cin Dex
Per q u art........................................................ 8 7 c
Mil. 2-5021
IN D IC TE D
C lackam as co u n ty flax g ro w ers are
p a rtic ip a tin g in th e W illam ette val
ley crop in n ease and app ro x im ately
$75,000 o r $100,000 will go into the
pockets of fa rm e rs.
s
T he C lackam as Flax g ro w e is ow n
ing a p lan t n e a r C anby h ave ap p ro x
im ately 85 m en w ork in g day and
n ig h t and th e in stitu tio n will handle
o v e r 4000 to n s o f flax as 1 om pared
to the some estim a te d 2400 tons.
H. H. E ccles se c re ta ry o f th e flax
o rg an izatio n diseased th a t $12,600
o f th e 1941 flax -eed had te e n sold
to P e ru , a g e n ts b ein g h e re for some
tim e. G row ers o f the coo ity hnve
5000 bushels o f flax roe-1 in addi
t i o n th ere will be a q u -n trty of
off-g rad e seed which is sold to lin
seed concerns.
T he o u tp u t this y e a r o f flax fib er
wiill a v e r ge 2 Mi to 3 to n s to the
acre while th e g en eral av era g e in
th e W illam ette valley has been from
1 \ upw ards.
Mr. Eccles pointed out th a t all the
flax in C lackam as co u n ty is " to p s ”
w ith No. 1 q u a lity b rin g irg 30 cents
in the field.
| The flax fo r the C anby p lan t will
come from 136 grow ers who h:n 0
500.00' liOPo.OOj
725.00'
800.001
75.001
75.00
1 250.00]
500.001
725.00'
50,00'
500j00|
500.001 lOOO.OOi B ridges and C ulvert* ................................ —
400.001 800.00! L ights and re p a irs ................................................
37.50'
75.001 In sta llin g new lig h ts ......................................
1264)0| 250.001 Sew er m ain ten an ce ..........................................
1 0 0 0 .0 0
400.00
37.50
125.00
U t ili t ie s O p e r a te d b y C ity
lCOO.OOl
lo o o .o o !
1000.001
500.001 lOOo.ool
W a te r ................................................................
750.00
D e b t S e r v ic e
ir o n .00
2000.001 2000.001
1
1
!
5 0 0 .0 0
500,001
500.001
1 2000.001
933.151 1866.251
300.001 600.001 E m ergency .........................................................—
1 0 0 0 .0 0
933.15
350.00
6888.15
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E «t’m a te d
'a s h B al a n e e s an d R e c e ip ts O th e r
th a n T a x e s
E st. balance due Dec. 31, 1941 .
65.00
30 « 0
3 3 6 3 .5 4
65 . 00 !
30.00
1
3 4 7 9 .9 6
65.001
42.75 1
flS.OOi
20 DO
1
20.001
90.00
is o .o o i
3500.00: 1650.15 3500.00)
1
B eer licence ...................... - ............................... I
Pin Ball license ................................ - ...............
W ater tax — ........ ....................................................
500.00
35.00
1 0 .0 0
90.00
1700.00
C la s s if ie d S u m m a r y o f I n d e b te d n e s s a s o f J u n e 3 0 , 1941
B onds not past due
S u m m a r y o f B u d g e t E s t i m a t e * o f E x p e n d it u r e s , R e c e ip t s , an d T a x L e v ie s
M e t h o d of E s t i m a t i n g 1 9 4 2 T a x L e v y
T otal estim ated e x p en d itu re s .....................
E st. cash balance and receip ts ..................
Bel. to be secured hy tax ............................
A dditional tax th a t will not be paid
Est. tax levy 1st six m onths 1942
.!
T ot. 1st six mos. ta x levy ns estim ated |
T otal
G eneral
6 8 8 8 .15|
2336.001
4653.15'
500.00
5053.15
5053.15
6888.15
6053.15
A pproved Sept. 17, 1941 by the B udget C om m ittee o f E stac ad a Oregon
G p- Ro?«-
S e c re ta ry of B udget Committee
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R. M. Wad«.
Chairman of Budget Committee