N O T IC E OF 1 9 5 0 -5 1 B U D G E T M E E T IN G
PAG E TW O
«Sentinel
JUNE S. 1959.
COQUILLE. OREGON.
Berg was editor; Buzz Oerding,
busines manager; Miss Edith Or-
vik, adviser.
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Hi-Times
Honors Go To
Many Students .
Honor Roll Issued
For Past Term
Carol Crinklaw and Mary Anne
Roberts, Coquille high school sen
iors, received the two coveted
service club awards of scholar-
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ships amounting to $100 at the
school's award assembly Friday,
E. R. James, principal, said today.
Miss Crinklaw received the
Lions Club award while Miss Rob
erts received the award made an
nually by the Coquille Soroptim-
ists. Both were the winners of
essay contests.
Forrest Couch won the other top
essay award amounting Jo $25
from the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Auxiliary
Receiving the
second prize of $10 was Alfred
Gauntlett and the third award of
five dollars was presented to
Elaine Trull.
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Four essay awards of $10 each
were presented to Miss Trull, Al
fred Gauntlett, Martha Banta, and
Mary Ann Roberts by the Lions
elub.
The high school citizenship
award went this year to Ed Peter
son while John Watzling was
judged outstanding in activities’
Jim Kay, athletics, and Colleen
Chowning, music.
Don Cochran was presented the
student body president's medal
w hile Martha Banta received the
Hi-Times editor’s award and Joe
Berg the Laurel editor's key.
Donna Mast and Lulubelle Sei
del receved the high school band
honor awards while second honors
w ent to Colleen Brinkley, Sherril
Hatcher, Kay Hudson, Joan Peart,
and Carol Anne Creager.
Dian Buell, girls’ league presi
dent, presented the student body
with a rack of recordings which
the league had purchased through
the sale of candy and other pro
jects through the school year.
Track letter were presented by
Spike Leslie, coach, and season in
tramural awards were presentd by
Fred C. Adams, director.
The
junior class captured the annual
plaque.
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L A U R E L S IS S U E D
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Laurels were issued Friday.
Coquille high school's honor / o i l
for the second semester was re
leased this week by E. R. James,
■principal.
Receiving no grade below a oae
were Alfred Gauntlett, Forrest
Couch, Bernadine Gosnell, Myr
tle Serflihg, Elaine Trull, seniors;
Eldon Finley and Marcia Mauney,
freshmen.
Seniors receiving no grade be
low a two were Max Clausen,
Don Molthu, Ed Peterson, Jack
Sisk, John Watzling, Jim Jenkins,
Martha Banta, Ila Brown, Bar
bara Dixon, Elsie Johnson, Doris
Strader, and Lorna Willard.
Junior receiving no grade be
low a two were Jim Brewster,
Wanda Brewer, Dian Buell, Gay
Cedarquist, Mae» Dean Greene,
Leota Johnson, Donna Mast, San
dra McCurdy, Joan Peart, Mari
lyn Purkey, Alma Thommen, Col
leen Walsh.
Sophomores on the honor roll
were Wanda Hills, Delores Preuss-
ler, Woodena Raddatz, Jack Pur
key. Freshmen were represented
by Johnny Clayton, Rodney Hal
ter, Frank Schneider, Bobby
Swinney, Sherril Hatcher, Doris
Finley,
Geraldine Smith and
Gloria Smith.
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Cindermen Given
School Awards
Thirteen Coquille high school
cindermen were awarded letters
Friday at thfe school’s annual
award assembly, E. R. James,
principal, announced today. The
presentation w’as made by Coach
Spike Leslie.
Receiving letters were Buzz
Oerding, Bill Melton, Jde Berg,
Gene Schrag, Ted Parrish, Jim
Newton, Don Cochran, and Jack
Sisk, all seniors. Underclassmen
receiving the award were Bob
Pingleton, Keith Parry, Rod Noah,
Ed Howe and Len Scolari.
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JOURNAL EDITOR ALSO
VISITS MRS. DANA’S AUNT
Through an inadvertence, the
mention of the visit of Editor and
Joe Mrs. Marshall Dana to the home
of,M rs. Dana’s aunt, Mrs. Annie
Lett of Myrtle Point, was omitted
.rom last w eek’s news items in The
Sentinel. Editor Dana had de
livered commencement addresses
in both Coquille and Myrtle Point
to high school graduating classes.
Mrs. Dana was born at Norway,
and it was a homecoming of kind
for her.
“t? Ltxpxptn/i.
for
Furniture
In accordance with the provisions of the “Local Budget Law” (Sections 110-1201 t o l 10-^215), O. .C . L
y aidCCnmmitte.-
that the budget committee of the City of Coquille, a municipal corporation of Coos County, O regon jU d at a m eeting of
’held on the 22 day of May, 1950, prepare a budget and estimate of the total amount of money pro{x>sed to be expended by t n e ^ v i ^ ^
Coquille for the f is c a l p e r io d beginning July 1, 1950 and ending June 80, 1951, for all purposes, and w lu c h sa
filed in the office of the City Recorder of said City; and that the Common Council of said City of C oqu ^ e has fixed July 3rd,
,
the hour of 8:00 o’clock, P. M., as the time and the Council Chamber of the City Hall in said City of Coquille,
County. oT aM in s’
the place,
place, at
at which
which time
time and
and place
place any
any person
person who shall be subject to such tax or levies when made, may be heard in fav
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such levy or levies or any part thereof.
That the said estimates filed in the office of the City Recorder are as follows;
ALLEN C. SMITH
E. L. ANDERSON
CLAIRE M. GRAY
Member of Budget Committee
Member of Budget Committee
Chairman of Budget Committee
WILLIAM J. B. HEAD
L. B. GOULD
NOBLE H. CHOWNING
Member of Budget Committee
Membèr of Budget Committee
Secretary of Budget Committee
L L. BONNEY
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ERNEST L. KUNTZ
MABEL S. HUGHES
Member of Budget Committee
Member of Budget Committee
Member of Budget Conuqittee
W. H. BARROW
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W. Ç. MASON
GEO. F. BURR
Member o j Budget Committee
Member of Budget Committee
Member of Budget Committee
E X P E N D IT U R E S
GENERAL FUND
A $109,069 STUDENT LOAN fund,
established 25 years age by terms
described in the joint w ills of
Edward G. and Ida M. Crawford,
Portland, la available to young
men desiring assistance In further
ing their education, Robert M.
Alton, vice president and trust of
ficer of the United States National
Bank, announced recently. Loans
are limited to students preparing
for a career in any one of the me-
ehahieal arts, trades, practical
business or any of the professions
except medicine, law, theology,
pedagogy and music. Alton stated.
The applicant must have attended
a primary school, Alton continued,
and should Indicate a desire and
ability to help educate himself.
Pioneers To Meet
At Langlois Gym
The regular monthly meeting
of the Coos-Curry Pioneer and
Historial association will be at the
Langlois gymnasium Saturday,
June 10th.
A luncheon w ill be served at
one p. m. by the Willows Creek
Woman’s club.
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Coos People Back
From Alaskan Trip
Back from the Portland Journal
trip h x Alaska are Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Wood, Mr. and Mrs. The
odore Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry A. Schroeder.
They report a highly enjoyable
trip, and said the entire Journal-
sponsored vacatioh was fine. They
commented on the efficient way
in which a ll plans had been made
by the Journal, and said that even
in 'places where there were no
cars, care had been taken to see
that transportation was available.
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A favorite summer dessert is to
fill a baked crumb shell with ice
cream and top with well-drained
canned fruit cocktail.
BE MILES in MOHEY AHEAD...
TRADE FOR fl DOOGf TODAY !
PERSONAL SERVICES
City Recorder —;_____
City Marshal ___ _ ___
Special Police
___
Deputy Marshals ___
City A tto r n e y ______
Street Superintendent
City T r e a su r e r _____ _
Fire Chief
Assistant Fire Chief
Health O ffic e r ____
Audit S e r v ic e ______
Engineering Help _
City Manager
City Hall Custodian _____
Clerical Help ......... ....
Car Expense — Engineer
$
Budget for
Fiscal Year
July 1 1949
June 30 1950
Actual for
Fiscal Year
July 1 1948
June 30 1949
Actual for
Fiscal Year
July 1 1947
June 30 1948
$
1,460.58
3,180.00
8,510.48
96.00
1,6824»
1,242.00
1,610.06
586.44
247.92
138.00
300.00
1,090.46
1,895 13
2,083.13
28.00
$
1,050.00
3,180.00
8,845.06
160.00
2,250.-00
1,500.00
1,050.00
586 50
248.00
128.00
350.00
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1(10.00
2,250.00
1,500.00
1,050.00
600.00
264.00
138.00
320.04t
1,500.00
2,100.00
600.00
250.00
$ 24,151.10
$ 21,982.56
$ 22,302.50
$ 23,0320.
$
$
$
$
$
4,155.33
134.66
820.56
76646
4,5».17
f.
771.56
.655.25
200.06
5 » »
6 » »
600»
8 ,3 4 5 »
750M
606.06
550.00
8 ,4 6 0 »
5,877.01
$
5,932.98
$ 10,045.00
$ 10,560.06
2,423.32
1,120.55
2,684.27
$
3,700 60
1,828.58
538.00
$ 3,600.00
1,000.00
1,500.00
2,400.00
606.00
$
679 97
500.00
6,747.15
$ 9,600.00
$
.$ 1 4 , 0 » »
$ 1 2 ,0 » .»
$ 1 2 ,0 » »
$ 12,000.09
6,703.50
2,544.23
2,704 95
8,027.44
1,988.84
4,546.89
117.70
2,990.04
2,250.»
1,402.43
- 203.62
3,521.88
565.11
55.77
511.93
2,648.04
2 , 0 » .»
522.10
6 » 90
3 7 0 .»
COMMUNITY BUILDING
Maint. St Oper.—Salary caretakers
—Fuel A supplies _
—Other expense __
—Insurance _______
—Lights
—Telephone
Const. Sc Improvements— Labor A supplies
$
Í
6,228.14
$
2,9 » . 04
1 ,5 » »
1,370.81
198.17
910.83
573.93
205.97
797.52
2,467 14
»
2 5 8 .»
6 » 00
3 0 7 .»
250.00
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_
$
—
500.06
8,86362
500.00
4 500.06
200.00
3,150.00
3,0004»
720.00
300.06
1,500.0»
500.00
1 00.»
50.00
2,060.99
200 0«
9 » .»
900.06
370»
370.06
750.60
5 0 0 .»
3,000.06
2 » »
6 ,0 » »
1,600.00
"4
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3,600.06
1,000.06
1,800.06
1,543.62
450 06
1 ,0 » »
3 ,1 » .»
50.00
3 ,1 5 0 »
3 ,0 » »
6 » »
250»
1 ,0 » »
5 » »
2 » »
2 » . 00
2 ,5 0 0 »
4 .5 2 5 »
2 » .»
158.98
$ 38.292 09
INDEBTEDNESS
Payment on Funding Bonds
Interest on Funding Bonds
Improvement Bond Interest Fund—Overdraft
Improvement Bond Sinking F u n d __________
1,050.00
3,600.00
7,710.00
2 ,1 » »
6 » .»
250»
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MISCELLANEOUS
Repairs to Streets A B r id g e s.......................
.
State Tax Streets Fund ________ _________ ;_______
Repairs to Streets A Bridges— Reserve F u n d ____
City Hall Maintenance A supplies'___________ ___
Fire Department— Labor and su p p lies___________
Elections
-____ __1______:__________ :_________
Library S u p p o r t__________ _____________________
Parks A supervison '
Police Department—Auto e x p e n s e _____________
—Other expense __ _________
Insurance .........~____ _
Workmen’s Compensation _____________ *_______
Purchase of property for Special Assessments -__
Planning Commission __ ,_____________ ,_________
R e tir e m e n t_____________'____________ ________ _
Purchase o í real p rop erty_______________________
Building In sp e c to r _____________________________
Engineering supplies ___________________________
Rodent Control __~_______________________.______
Refund property s a le s __________________________
Sewer rep a irs__________________________________
Other expense ________________________________ _
Purchase of Street equipment -
Purchase of Police c a r __________________________
Match money on permanent street improvements
Swimming Pool operation _ _ _ T_ ______________
Rebate on tax c o lle c tio n s______ 2_______________
$
1,050.»
3,600.00
7,110.00
2 » »
2,250.00
1 ,5 » »
1 ,0 5 0 »
5 » . 50
2 4 8 .»
138»
320»
1 ,3 » »
2,100.00
525.00
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MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES
Lights & P o w e r __________ „
Street lights ______________
Printing & Office Supplies
Fuel Sc Janitor S u p p lie s__
Telephone A tele g ra p h ___
Street L ig h tin g ___________
Budget
------Estimati
July 1 1950
June 30 1951
1,006.»
1,500.»
1,000 06
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$ 44,389.87
$ 41,34306
$ 37.740 »
1,000.00
500.00
1,000.00
1,000.»
1,500.00
1,000.00
1 ,0 0 0 »
$ 79,052.56
$ 84,292.50
,$ 81,225.62
$
$ 2,25000
1,050.00
1,050.00
250.00
EMERGENCY
Emergency
TOTAL GENERAL FUND
$ 76,048.34
WATER FUND
P E R S O N A L S E R V IC E S
1 ,2 8 1 »
1,610.35
1,529.51
116.29
1,851.72
Superintendent _
City Treasurer ...
City Recorder .....
Engineering Help
City M anager__ _
Clerical
Cat Expense— Engineer _,—
New Water System Survey
525»
$
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INSIDE, today’» b it Dodge gives, you head
room, leg room and shoulder room that even
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Dodgr seat»
se
are "knee-level" so you sit
-ride relaxed. A big Landscape wind-
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MAINTENANCE A OPERATION
Labor
Pipe and supplies
Miscellaneous __
Office equipment
Power _________
New Equipment _
more
shield and huge rear "picture window” give full
visibility for safer driving.
The big, hieh-compression "Get-Away "engine
'ves you flashing performance with gyrol Fluid
rive to smooth out every mile you drive. Let
your Dodge dealer show you how Dodge VALVE
will put you miles and money ahratf.
MISCELLANEOUS
Workmen’s Compensation
Retirement
Reservoir maintenance
Other expense --------—
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(or yonrtelf. See how Dodge makes
cobblestone street« ride like parkway«. Take con
vincing “Magic M ile ” demonstration ride today.
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XvoiloWa ©« CorMal
Modaii a t i n t r a C ast
— Dodge design give* yon full
width at shoulder level a« well
aa neat level—no cramping.
STEINMETZ MOTORS
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600 06
250 06
1,500 06
$ 5,450.00
$
$ 10,819.23
9,065.81
250.20
$ 10,871.05
20,527.60
145.62
$ 11,000.00
12,000.00
250.00
360.0(1
3,000.00
$ 11.000.»
10,000.»
250.»
400»
1,000.»
5004
$ 20,135.24
$ 31,544.27
$ 2 6 ,8 1 0 »
$ 23,150.»
_
6.95006
$
191.56
450.40
1,848.67
60.25
$
210.35
484.65
1,707.38
1,262.46
$
300 00
2 .3 » »
1 . 2 » .»
$
3»M
1 , 6 » .»
7 50.»
$
2,550.88
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$
3.664.84
$
3 .8 » »
I
2,650.»
--
8,000.00
1,650.00
8,000.00
1,237.50
9,650.00
$
9,237.50
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TO TAL W ATER FUND
500 Front St.
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2631
AMOUNTS TO BE RESERVED '
Sewage Sc Sewage Disposal Reserve Fund
Streets & Bridges Reserve F u n d _____
Water Improvement Reserve F u n d ___Z _ _
$ 38,724.99
$ 49,321.61
$
9,742.50
$ 45,602.50
___,_____________
$
4,230.53
132.40
4.362.93
(Continued on Page Three)
$
9,467.50
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1,50004
$
1 ,5 » »
$ 43,717.59
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AMOUNTS TO BE RESERVED
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9,000.00
247.50
2 2 0 .»
9,000.00
742.50
Emergency
Just a faw dollars mor©
than tha law ast-pritad tarsi
.
600.00
250.00
$ 4,875.00
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$
DODGE
A U TO M A T IC
T R A N S M IS S IO N
2,25006
1,056 06
1.050 0«
256 06
6,388.87
Payment of Funding Bonds —
Interest on Funding Bonds _
Payment of Series “F" Bonds
Interest on Series “F” Bonds —
Interest on Series F-3 Bonds —
VALVE
L O W IS T -P P IC 1 D
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$
IN D E B T E D N E S S
C om o in (or “M A G IC M I U " r M a
GYRO-
MATIC
2 ,2 5 0 »
1 ,0 5 0 »
1,050.»
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5,000.00
$
5,000.00
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2.006 04
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2,000.94