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Newspaper Page TextFAOtHN d place for hearing said fine ac- NOTICK OF MUTTN NOTICE OF FILING FINAL jnt, the settling of any and all ob- ACCOUNT COÜNTT BOAK of a Uans thereto and snaking distri- Notice Js hereby give«. that the . _ _ TjxiiActtfgF _ _ BtUtS The Arago community wag very tion of said estate . •. • Tie Coos County Board of Equali in writing, verified tf^oath of the undersigned executrix of the estate of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Pointer drove dated this 29th day of April, 1942. much shocked and Saddened by the zation will meet at the Court House applicant or his attorney and be Elizabeth L. Adams, deceased, did MARY £ljLEN U.ANO to North Bend __________ _ ___ _____________ filed with the board within the ____ first on the 29th day of April. 1*42, file news of the death of J. F. Burtia of :ht CcquO|ar'<JM**fi*ta Mtotoimr the „ Executrix at the Estate of Eltia- her final account in said matter with .. . ___ _ .„ j Portland, father of J. L. Burtis of tilth day of May, 1942, and publicly eveak from the time it is required to the County Court of Coos County, th L. Adams, deceused 16t5 examine the assessment rolls, and meet, and any petition or application correct all errors in valuation, de not ao made, verfied and filed shall Oregon; and said Court did set Tues scription or qualities of lands, lota not be considered or acted upon by day, the 2nd day of June, 1942, at and Mta. Glen Robison of Leneve, ■ the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. thereof iiia hotne in Portland. J. L. Burtia I cr other property assessed by me. the Board. were Sunday afternoon visitors at in the Court Room of said County It shall be the duty of all persons CHAS. W FORREST, left tor Portland Sunday morning. interested to appear at the above I5t3 Assessor. Court at Coquille, Oregon, as the time the Roy Robison's at Norway. Funeral arrangements had not been Monday Mrs. Harry Druliner of made at the time of this writing. J. NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING ~ Norway accompanied her son and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. 6, of Coos County, State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL MUTING F. Burtis had not been well for some wife, Mr. and Mrs. Duard DruHner to time and had been visiting his son of said District will be held at the High School Building;,«» begin at the hour of 2:00 o'clock P. M. on the third Monday of June, being the 15th Marshfield on busineas. . in ^rago less than a week before his day of June, A.D.1942. This meeting is called for the purpose of electing a director for a 5-year term and the transaction of business usual at such meeting. The Norway school classes this week j death. He had returned to Portland Dated this 7th day of May. 1941. for the summer. They had no spring but a few days and had sent word ATTEST:- / ’ < ........ -• vacation so are getting out a little lie would return to Arago to live with Keith Lesli« .. W. E. Bosserman ahead of some of the other schools. ' his son and wife, just a day or so District Clerk ___ ___ _____ f j . ji _. Chairman Board of Directors^ They are giving their school program before he passed away, so the news NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION UPON QUESTION OF INCREASING TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT LIMITED HY SECTION 11. AETICLE XL Thursday evening and the sehoel ex <»f his death came as a great shock STATE CONSTITUTION •TATE Notice is hereby given that an election pects to go on a picnic Friday, the i—— will be held in School District No. 8 of Coos Cckuity, State of Oregon, at the-High School Building in to them. Their many friends in said school district, for l>uroo*e of submitting lubmittine to tne voter« ’of said uaid district the question Question of increasing the lax levy for the year 1 1942-43 lor the purpose the nm legal voters ' weather permitting. J 5’ ..__ . . .. i Arago wish to express their deep i over the amount limited by section 11, article XI, of the Constitution of Oregon. Polls will be open from 2:00 o'clock P. M. to 7:00 oclock P. Robison atten ed the iyrop8thy ln hour of bereave- The reasons for increasing such levy are: t t ary meeting Tuesday at To provide sufficient funds for the maintenance, operation and support of the Public School system. ment. Mrs. Amil Paterson of The amount of tax, in excess of the 6% limitation, proposed to be levied for said year is 36,129.15. The regular monthly W. C. T. U. . .. /• Dated this 7 day of May, 1942. Norway. Q ■ villi 'be held at the home of Mrs. Attest: Last Sunday quite a number of the Ward Evans Tuesday, May 19th. I Keith Leslie W. E. Bosserman citiMns in and near Myrtle Point an- Chairman Board uf Directors GistrictCleric^ Rev. G. A. Gray, of Coquille, __ con- tertained the soldiers at their homes. du^ Sunday"’railing NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING There were only a few left in camp church service. Sunday school - - fol - - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. 5, of Coos County, State of Oregon, that SCHOOL MEETING of the at the fair grounds over the week, the lowed, with an attendance of about said disrtict will be .held held at the High Huth School Building Buildins on the 10th 15th day dav of uf June, June. 1942, 1942. at 2:00 o'clock p. n. m., m.. for the purpose of discussing the hudgel budget i for the fiscal school year, beginning Julyl, 1942, and ending June 30, 1943, hereinafter set forth, and to vote orf the proposition of levying a dis- reet being out an maneuvers. Mr. and 55. There was a Mother's Day pro trict tax. —- Mrs. Ralph Pointer entertained four gram and souvenirs were given both V I r » , budget at their home. . , i.'*~ Schedule I ■HMMIMMRI Total AU Funds mothers and fathers.- , Mrs. Nico line Elsner of < Norway, General Fund Sunday evening the regular Bac- ’. '0 * Estimated available Cash Balance or Deficit at beginning of fiscal year for which this budget is made (Add Cash spent the weekend In Eugene visiting caulaureate services were held at the i 3 5,000.00 ■ gUlsiiiio Diftiirt Cuflirtt) V i.--______ .... ....... ................ 9 5,000.00 her granddaughter Anita Tadsen. 10,000.00 Arago church for the graduating class, i 10,000.00 Estimated Receipts from Delinquent Taxes during fiscal year for which this budget is made Mrs. Eugene Laird came in Satur- with Rev. F. H. Barr of Myrtle Point, i 8,200.00 8400.00 Estimated Receipts from County School Fund ...... ........... ....... . ........... ............................ 3,400.00 3,400.00 . , . day from Portland to visit her moth delivering the address. Wang Tung, I Estimated Receipts from Elementary School Fund ....... L100.00 1,100.00 Estimated Receipts from State Irreducible School Fund er-in-law, Mrs. Joe Laird, but had to from the ____ church at the ________ Brethren Mis- ! 4,700.00 4,700.00 Estimated Receipts from High School Tuition...... .. return Sunday evening so as to report |n ga'vTT short 850.00 650.00 Estimated Receipts from High School Transportation for work Monday. 150.00 150.00 Estimated Receipts from Other Sources ........... ...... talk. A special' vocal solo was given Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schroeder, Mr. tty. Mrs. S. C. McAllister, accompan- I 33,400.00 8 33,400.00 Estimated Total Receipts and Available Cash Balance or Deficit and Mrs. Ben Burgess and Mr. and , ied by Mrs. O. H. Aasen. Mrs. Fred Yarbrough and son Fred The commencement exercises for Expenditure« U—General die, spent Mother's Day with Mr. the 1942 graduating class will be .Expenditures and Budget Expenditures for Three Fiscal Years xiurgaM moiTier| Mi*. c/niiry Mur- helcF at the Arago gym thtr Thurs Allowance for Six Months of Next Preceding the Current geas of Riverton. Estimated Current School Year School. day evening at 8 p. m., with Rev. E. Mrs. Walter Laird received word G. Ranton at Portland as speaker Item Elementary High Expenditures ' Detailed Schools School for the Expenditures this week from her daughter, Mrs- for tl»e evening. Everyone is cor ~~ ~ Ensuing — Budget for the Last Robert Dutton, that their son, Bob dially invited. School Year Allowance Year of the Second •/ bie was home on a few days furlough. Expenditures in Detail Three-year The primary election at Arago will L GENERAL CONTROL His mother is in -very poor health and be held in the old gym, Friday, May in Detail 1. Personal service: Period 3 1,500.00 3 1,500.00 3 1,550.00 (1) Superintendent 8 2,983.06 3 1,560.00 3 3,120.00 has been under a doctor's care for 15?"* 225.00 450 00 225.00 225.00 225.00 450.00 (2) Clerk __ ___ .... several months. TI m eighth grade graduating exer (3) Senographers ai The Norway Unit of the Home Ex cises were held at the Arago gym 20.00 ' . 50.00 50.00 25.00 30.00 (4) Compulsory education and census 50.00 tension club held its last meeting of last Friday evening with the follow 50.00 _ (5) Other services ............... . . flto.70 125.00 96.00 30.00 103.79 62.50 3. Supplies ...... -................... ............. . the season at the home of Mrs. Frank by ing program: Opening 100.00 50.00 14.10 50.00 50.00 46.40 3. Elections and publicity Southmayd. The meeting was very upper grades, “Where the Roses,” “A 125.00 62.50 95.00 50.00 62.50 4. Legal séTvice (clerk's bond, audl 100.00 well attended, there being some 35 Capital Ship," “My Country" and 5. Other expense of general control present. — 300.00 "150.00 150.00 26.87 100.00 122.69 (1) .................. -............. .................. “Country Gardens;” a one-act play, Assistant county agent Amos Bier- “Buddy Answers an Ad," with the 6. Tatal Expe n se of General Control 8 2,107.50 3 2,162.503 4,270.00 3 2,014.76 3 2,062.50 1/ gavs an extensive discussion on following cast of characters: Buddy, IL IN8TEUCTTON—Supervision * "Garden Pests and their Control." 1. Personal service: Alan Bishop; Alfred. Max Williams; Mrs. Dorothy Bishop assisted with Mary, Pamela Evans; Eloise, Glenda (1) Principals ___ ............. 3 3,120.00 3 2420.00- $ 5,440.00 3 1,960.00 3 2,630.00 3 5,140.00 program planning for the coming Lillie; Myrna, Nola Crawford; dem 5. Total Expense, Superviatea 3 2420.00 3 5,440.00 3 1,950.00 3 2,630.00 3 5,140.00 3 4,899.99 3 3,120.00 year, and Mrs. James Schoolcraft, onstrator, Lillaverle Myers; Ted, Roy HL INSTRUCTION—Teaching chairman of County Home Eco 1. Personal service: / Zeller. Vocal solo. Mrs. S. C Mc 331,343.05 (1 ) Teachers 3 16,160.00 3 20440.00 337.000.00 810,726.65 816,990.00 nomics Advisory committee gave an Allister; operetta, “What Grandma’s (2) Teach Crippie Children 60.00 200.00 200 00 100.00 instructive talk on needful legisla Dolly Saw:” Grandma, Maureen 25.00 75.00 10040 61.54 50.00 2. Library supplies, repairs....... 63.70 tion for homemakers. All in all, the 1,500.00 1.238.0« 3. Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.) . 1,100.00 700.00 930.63 400.00 Evans; Little girl, Muriel Cornwell; meeting was very interesting, and 550.00 4. Textbooks ... „____ ___ _... 550 00 509.64 275.00 438.21 announcer, Alan Halter; Dolly, Glen ’’ 300.00 400.00 437.01 f helpful and greatly appreciated by the I. Library Books ............. :..... 100.00 175.00 414.96 da Holycrocs; Fairies, June Simmons, 100.00 4. Other expense of teaching 15.90 . 100.00 50.00 1145 "garden conscious” homemakers. The Joanne Gauer, Charlene Pauli, Sylvia county program planning for next 813,049.00 818,340.00 7. Tatal Expense of Teaching 3 22,415.00 1 339,850.00 833,10140 3 17,435.00 833,738.54 831401.40 Summerlin; boys, Vernon Sell, Ed year, will take place May 19 at Co ward Summerlin, Howard Neideigh, IV^OPEBATION OF PLANT quille. r 1. Personal service: - Harold Neideigh; Glow Worms, Ken « 8 1,940.00 3 2,000.00 ( ,_ 1 _____________ ) Janitors and other c “ employees 8 3,388.00 2,900.0.0 3 1,600.00 I 8 4,500.00 Quite a few Norway folks attended neth Summerlin, Leonard Sell, Don 1,000.00 - 480.46 500.00 «00 00 ) 400.00 1,065.56 2. Janitors* * ' supplies . the senior play last Friday night at 496.30 750.00 3. Looo. op 1 1,500.00 500.00 916.46 ald Peterson, Donald Fish, Donald Myrtle Point and reported it a grand 1,000.00 600.00 4. Ught.and power . 400.00 415.27 tjoo.oo ) 1,160.78 Williams, Darwin Gulstrom, Norman 45 30 225.00 100.00 ....... ...... 125.00 ) 112.50 162.95 5. Water Holycross, Ronald Halter, Cecil 200.00 6. Telephone ...L......... 100.00 100.00 1 John Breuer and son Earl, called Shrader, Larry Crawford, Richard at the Lloyd Leatherman home last 8 3477.33 Expense ef Operation .... 3 4,400.00 3,963.50 6,693.75 3 4,025.00 ) 8 8,425.00 8 6.537.90 8. Total ______ _____________ 8 0,437.45 Gauer, Ralph Fish; Old-fashioned » Sunday morning. Earl is the cheese girls, Imogene Walker, Colleen Corn- V^ MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS 1. Repair and replacement of furniture and maker at Triangle Lake. . . well, Jaylene Simmons, Virginia But 8 1,250.00 ■ 8 1,136.74 equipment ......................................................... $ 600.00 3 2,000.00 1 3 2,500.00 ' 8 819.45 Mr. and Mrs. Miltoh-Schroeder and ler. * March lot the graduates; Salu 3. Repair and maintenance of buildings and two children of Myrtle Point, and Mr. i '»* - grounds: tatory, Glenda Lillie; - Valedictory, Q) .... ;•••.... .......... ••• .... ............ i] | and Mm. Neal Ruatail from Bandon 1,250.00 ' 3426.44 2,500.00 428.31 1,500.00 1 1,000.00 Lillaverle Myers; Address, Rev. Mr. were Sunday afternoon visitors of Pryor, of the Methodist church in 8 1,347.76 8 2,500.00 8 3,362.18 3 2,989.04 4. Total Rxpeaae ef Maintenance and Repairs ...4 1,500.00 3 3,500.00 1 8 5,000.00 8 2416.98 '• and Mrs. Lloyd Leatherman. Myrtle Point; presentation of di VI AUXILIARY AGENCIES 2. Transportation of pupils: plomas hy Mrs. Albert Lillie. Mem 650.00 ' 1,146.57 499.57 (2) Supplies and other expenses ....... | 300.00 3 1,200.00 1 8 1,500.00 bers of the graduating class were: 8 1,146./? Lillaverle Myers, Glenda Lillie, 4. Total Expenue of Auditory Agendas 8 499.57 8 650.00 3 285.96 4 300.00 3 1,200.00 1 8 1,500.00 3 402.50 Pamela Evans, Noia Crawford and VU. FIXED CHARGES __ L Ladies Aid met-Wednesday at the „3 300.00 8 300.00 8 364.79 1. Insurance .. 300.00 3 600.00 8 home of Mrs. 8. C. McAllister, with , Alan Bishop. “ Mr. and Mrs. 1. B. Sevy- were the following ladies present: Mes- 8 300.00 4. Total Fixed Charges 3 300.00 8 364.79 8 959.60 300.00 8 600.00 8 704.75 8 $ dames Albert Lillie, O. H. Aasen, Thursday evening dinner guests of VUE CAPITAL OUTLAYS 2. New buildings........ ............. ................ ............ __............. ..................... .......... 8 8 223.92 8 8 Stanley Halter. Ward Evans, L. M. Mr. and Mrs. David C. Leek in 500.00 250.00 2,392.62 250.50 4. New furniture, equipment and replacements _5 100.00 3 400JM) Aasen. The ladies helped Mrs. Mc Myrtle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barklow Allister quilt in the afternoon. 8 260.00 7. Total Capital Outlays 8 250.50 8 2,616.54 335,452.31 400.00 8 500.00 8 4,535.70 Mrs. Amelia Lafferty went up to , made a business trip to Pasco, Wash IX. DEBT SERVICE 1. Interest on warrants 8 348 8 3 8 Portland tost Sunday to visit her ington, the latter part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl visited at son, Everett, who 1a in a hospital 3. Total Debt Service 8 3.38 8 78.04 8 913.14 8 8 8 there. She spent the time at the the home of Mrs. Annie Lett, in Myr ; H 1 '■ 8 1,000.00 X. EMERGENCY .... 3 2,000.00 home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Watkins, tle Point Monday. 8 8 8 8 returning home Wednesday. Mary Ann Mullins had her tonsils Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller drove removed Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Lewellen of tn Coquille Sunday and visited at 831,695.00 356,291.36 367,585.00 882.388.92 887,51132 855450.48 the home of Mr. Miller's sister, Mrs. Hillsboro were Sunday guests of Mr. 77 f and Mrs. Frank Burbank. ' z Minnie Clinton, who is ill. Schedule til__Ilond Interest and George Pauli came in Sunday Ellis Rackleff and Junior Gulstrom BOND^ INTEREST AND SINKING FUND morning and visited at the home of made a busineas trip to Corvallis 1. Principal on bonds (include negotiable interest • his sister, Mrs. Robert Fish. His Tuesday evening, returning home bearing warrants iasude unde! section 35 1104) 3 7,500.00 8 4,000.00 8 6,25040 3 9,500.00 father. Leon Pauli, returned to Gold- Wednesday, Albert Gulstrom worked 2. Interest on bonds 1,610.00 1,125.04 1.030.00 2,475.72 endale, Washington, With him that at the factory in Junior's place while 3. -Total 8 9,110.00 8 5,125.04 8 7470.00 811,976.72 812,345.30 I 811,915.09 evening. he was away. Mrs. Mary Collins of Valsetz, Orn- Mrs. Everett Lafferty and children, Schedule VI and Tax Levies Available Cash Beltane, .. f wife have been living at Marshfield, gon, visited at the home of her father, Total All Funds General Fund Bond Interest and Sinking moved last Saturday to* Roaeburg, Pete Peterson last Saturday. Fund where Mrs. Lafferty secured i Mr. and Mrs. Meldon Carl visited Total estimated expenditures $ 76,695.00 3 67,555.00 3 9,110.00 work tn* a restaurant. I at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. DEDUCT: 33,400.00 33,400.00. Lawrence Barklow and Art Doyle I Schroeder in Bandon last Saturday. Total estimated receipts and available cash balances (Schedule I) __ # Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller received Amount necessary to balance the budget . returned home Friday evening after 43,295.00 34,155.00 3,110.00 • ' , 1 > • ■ " ;'r’ a busineas trip to Medford. a letter from their nephew Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Halter were Pauli who is stationed at San Diego. 3 43,295.00 3 34,155.00 3 9,110.00 Balance to be raised by taxation Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and They report he is fine ADD: Mrs. E. J. Myers. Estimated amount of taxes that will not be collected during the fiscal year When you Duy Insurance, you sbotìd get sefvide. See r. R.'.Buli, Norway News Items “ Tt.’ - ~z~.__ - „* z_____ ,,_______ _ ____ .—--- Arago News THAT "HATE TO WORK** FEELING FUHRMANS PHARMACY - ______ _ e ippica Analysis of estimated tax levies: ' Amount inside 6% limitation ... Amount outside 6% limitation 1. Amount of bonded indebtedness (include all ne gotiable interest-bearing warrants issued Un der section 111-1018, O.C.L. A.) ......... 856,250.00 2. Amount of warrant indebtedness on warrants issued and endorsed “not paid for want of funds" .—4.. $ 38.055H5 8 15,239.15 Dated this April 27, 1942. Signed Kei’h Leslie District Clerk 3 9,110.00 Chairman, Board of Directors Approved by Budget Committee April 27, 1942. Signed: