Illinois Valley News, Thursday, June 5, 1941
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
IX —DEBT SERVICE
Notice is hereby given to the
legal voters of Union High School
District No. 1, of Josephine Coun­
ty, State of Oregon, that the an­
nual school meeting of the said
district will be held at the school
house on the 23rd day of June,
1941 at 2:00 o’clock p. m., for the
purpose of discussing the budget
for the fiscal school year, begin­
ning June 30th, 1941, and ending
June 30th, 1942, hereinafter set
forth, also to elect one director
for the 5-year term.
1— Principal on bonds
(include negotiable
interest-bearing war­
rants issued under
section 35-11041
.1 $1140.00
2— Principal on warrants 3000.00 I
3— Principal on other
indebtedness
14 s 20
4— Interest on bonds
200.00
5— Interest on warrants
6— Interest on other in-
debtedness
7— Transfers to sinking
fund
8— Other debt service:
180.00
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BUDGET
Estimated Receipts
1. Balance on hand at the
beginning of the fiscal
school year (third Mon­
day in June) for which
this budget is made
$137.85
2. To be received from the
County School Fund
3. To be received from the
Elementary School Fund
4. To be received from the
State Irreducible School
Fund ..................................................
5. To be received for Voca­
tional Education (State
and Federal Funds)
..........
6. To be received from the
Non-High School Dis­
trict for: Tuition ..........................
Transportation...........................
7. To be received from tui­
tion
for
elementary
school pupils ..................................
3. To be received from in­
interest on deposits and
sinking fund
.................
9. To be received from oth­
er sources
2680.00
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$4668.20
9— Total Debt Service
X—EMERGENCY
$ 250.00
INDEBTEDNESS
1— Amount of bonded in­
debtedness (include all
negotiable
interest­
bearing warrants issued
under section 35-
$3010.00
1104)
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2— Amount of warrant
indebtedness on war-
rants issued and en-
dorsed “not paid for
3000.00
want of funds
3— Amount of other in­
debtedness (secured bv
$3000.00 of COPCO
stock)
3000.00
4— TOTAL Indebtedness
(sum of items 1, 2, 3) $6010.00
RECAPITULATION
Total estimated expen­
ses for the year (sum
of items 1-6. 11-5, 111-6,
IV-8. V-4, VI-5, Vll-5,
VIII-7, I.X-9. X
$16303.45
Total estimated receipts,
not
including
pro­
10. Total Estimated Receipts,
(Item 1 to 9 inc.)
$2817.85
posed tu
2817.85
Estimated Expenditures
Balance, amount to be
I—General Control
raised bv district tax $13485.60
1—Personal service:
(1) Superintendent
$
(2 ■ Clei 1c
(3) Stenographers and
other office assist­
ants
.............................
(4) Compulsory educa­
tion and census
(5) Other services
2 Supplies
.......
3— Elections and publicity
4— Legal service (clerk's
bond, audit, etc. 1
5— Other expense of gen­
eral control:
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Dated this 5th day of May, 1941.
Signed: Effie M. Smith.
District Clerk.
Lucius Robinson,
Chairman Board of Directors.
Approved bv Budget Committee
May 5th, 1941.
Signed: Effie M. Smith,
35.00
Secretary. Budget Committee.
10.00
Lucius Robinson,
50.00
('hairman. Budget Committee.
40.00
20.00
70.00
6— Total E'inense of Gen­
eral Control
$225.00
(I—INS I KUC 1 ION—Supervision
1— Personal sen
(1 ) Superviso
$
1800.00
(2) Principals
(3)
(4) Stenogiaphers and
other office assist-
ants
2— Supplies, principals
100.00
and supervisors
4— Other
expense
rapcn iaion
of
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF JOSEPHINE
HAROLD MESSINGER.
Plaintiff,
vs.
ARTHUR R. F. GORDON,
Defendant:
To the above named Defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, you are
hereby required to appear and an-
Pickup and delivery every Mon ■
day and Thursday in Cave
:
Junction, Kerby and
Holland
NEW CAR
Personal service:
(1) Teachers .
......I $1170.00
(2) ............................ 1170.00
1080.00
(3)
the summer. She has been going Martin Holmes, were out from
to school in Grants Pass.
their Ghiradelli mine near Bolan
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lake. After getting more supplies
Mr. and Mis. Herman Miller they will return to their mining
came out from the Ackerill mine property.
in Greens Creek, having finished
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their assessment work recently.
Mrs. I. B. Hearing and daugh­
They left for their home in Port­ ter, Gertrude, have finished mov­
land where they expect to remain ing from Grants Pass to their
for the summer.
home at O'Brien for the summer.
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They were shopping in Grants
Lee Scherainger and his partner. Pass on Monday.
Our Annual Lay-away
BLANKET
SALE
FEATURING “GOLD SEAL”, “ESMOND”
AND “WOOL O’ THE WEST.”
Important
• We believe that avoo I blanket prices must
advance.
I he ti niendous Government d< mand for uniforms and blankets
plus the fact that New Zealand has declared an embargo on
blanket (medium» wools points to a wool shortage and higher
prices before Fall.
AA e bought eally and can th«'1 foie offer you values on this
advance sale that will mean a real savin:; to you. Come in
while assmtme::ts ale complete I'.sk about tl.e details of our
blanket savings plan as ouklin d on this page.
Here is an easy way to own
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Gome in today — make your selection from our
large stock — we will lav them away for you.
All you need to do is m; ke a small deposit in our
blanket savings account and then make easy
regular deposits which will be entered in the
pass book we will provide. These regular sys­
tematic savings will t: ke care of your entire
blanket costs by the time you need the blankets
—and you'll hardly miss the money.
YOU NEVER PAY MORE AT THE
(¡RANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
The Golden Rule
“Since 1900”
GRANTS PASS
This Year?
1350.00
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2— Supplies (chalk, paper
250.00
etc.)
......
20.00
3— Textbooks
4—
5— Other expense of
teaching
Why buy one of the “all three” cars when you
can step up to an Oldsmobile for a few dollars
more. Olds prices begin at $1 OIK at Grants Pass.
6— Total F.xnense of
$5040.00
T< aching
IV —OPER ATION OF PLANT
1
Personal service:
( 1 » Janitors and other
employees
$
t « — •>. i ...........
(3)
o_ Janitors' supplies
.3-—Fuel
1 —Iight and power
Water
' tensions and quiet nerves. To
keep a mental balance a person
needs to develop a physical re­
serve.
“We in America need a morale-
Recreation to calm jittery 1 building recreation. We need to
nerves created by the present war j make use of the quiet and strength
situation needs special attention of the great outdoors, enjoy the
these days, says Miss Izóla Jen­ beauties of nature, know the charm
sen, extension specialist in com­ of music, and gain the poise and
munity social organization at Ore­ confidence that comes through
gon State college. In her work creating a piece of craft with our
throughout the state Miss Jensen hands.”
is stressing the value of active
Miss Jensen warns against the
recreation which requires "doing”, idea that recreation may be ig­
as a means of relieving the ten­ nored in the face of the grim de­
sions brought on by everyday news mands of national defense.
On
of destruction and terror, and ruth­ the contrary, she says, it will ac­
less murder unloosed upon helpless tually aid in the defense prepara­
people.
tion, as it will keep men and wo­
“To combat the strain of tense­ men in condition to do their best
ness and worry man needs activ­ work.
ity,” says Miss Jensen. “Big muscle
“The young men of our nation
activity which is experienced in today are wondering what is to
hiking or taking part in the re­ happen to them.” Miss Jensen
vived square dances help to relax | adds.
“Mothers are fearful of
what might become of their sons
swer the complaint filed against and families are being torn apart.
you, within four (41 weeks from
the date of the first publication of It is well to recall that recreation
this Summons, which date of first was originally a part of religion.
publication is May 15th, 1941, One's memory of this could be re­
and the date of the last publica­ freshed by reading Matthew 4:4,
tion is the 12th day of June, 1941,
and unless you appear and an­ which begins “Man cannot live by
swer. the Plaintiff will take a de­ bread alone’.”
cree foreclosing that certain mort­
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gage upon which there is a balance
due in the sum of Two Hundred
Mr. and Mrs. AV. 11 Wilmot of
Thirty-five ($235.00) Dollars, up­
the
Bonanza Cinnabar mine at
on the following described real
Sutherlin, Oregon, and Mr. Fergen-
property, to-wit:
The North half of the Northeast son of Portland were Sunday vis­
quarter of Section 12, Town­ itors at th" David L. Webb home
ship 38, South, Range 7, west in Kerby.
of the Willamette Meridian,
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Josephine County, Oregon,
Miss Dorothy Green, daughter of
and the usual decree for the sale
of said premises by the Sheriff of Mr. and Mrs. O. AV. Green of the
Josephine county, Oregon, and that Model grocery, returned home last
the defendant be forever bailed
and foreclosed of all right, claim week end and will remain here for
or equity in said premises, save
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only the statutory right of redemp­ :
tion, and for such other relief as
prayed for in said complaint filed I The Seal of Approval
herein, including costs and $50.00
attorney's fees.
This summons is published by
order of the Honorable W. A.
Johnson, County Judge of Jose­
phine County, Oregon, made and
entered May 9th, 1941.
\V T. MILLER.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Awarded by the American In :
Postoffice address: U. S. Na­
stitute of Laundering after ‘
tional Bank Bldg., Grants Pass Ore.
Passing Rigid Tests
Are You Buying a
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5— Total Expense. Super­
vision
$1900.00
III—INSTRUCTION—Teaching
1
RECREATION HELD
VITAL TO NATION
AS NERVE •‘TONIC’’
Page Five
G00.00
1 5(1.00
208.80
1 80.0(1
J. S. Wolke
Other expense of op­
eration
......... ........
Sixth and “D
Grants Pass
streets
8—Total Expense of Op-
$1 138.80
eration
A
MAINTENANCE AND
|ust turn o
time o' ,he
—any
•ihere «n
. ____ any*'
or nigh'^°
for GAL-
the house—t-
-T, P'P'°9
LOOS of *Qter
nd outo-
hot- Sofe-o'
_ insto«
• • •
mat'C
never B«« “
then
thought’
another
REPAIRS
1 — Ripair and mainten­
ance of furniture and
. piipment
TAXES
Now Due
I 95.00
2— R. -air and niainten-
ane of buildings and
grounds :
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( 2 '
3- Other . xpense of main-
4
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■ ? nd i rlü'i ■
T tai E'-ense of Main-
10.00
20.00
50.00
' - mie and Repairs 9500.00
\I
AUXILIARY AGENCIES
—Iibrary:
< 11 Personal service
(librarian, etc.)
$
45.00
(?) Iibrary books
(3) Fuppl: i. repairs, etc
o
Health sc rice :
( 1 > Personal service
< ni i s-', etc. 1
........
I'.’) Supplies and other
expet
15.0#
Transportât on of pupils:
(1) Petsonal service
525.00
(2) Supplies and other
expenses
<31 Repair and replace­
ment of busses
4
Other auxi’iary agencies:
i I i Pers nal se’vice
(2 i Supplies and other
expenses ...................
...........
(3)
Second Quarter 1941
Taxes Delinquent
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Be sure you pay taxes on ALL your property.
Remember to inquire about Personal
Property Taxes.
I 4 •
5—T''tal Esoense of Aux­
iliary Agencies
$585 00
VII
FIXED CHARGES
1- I’Tiranee
*■> —Pensions
— Rent
4- Other fixed charges:
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$180.00
OtALV
caso
J <3 Installed
SAVE YOUR TIME AND OURS —
AVOID MISTAKES ANO DELAYS
2.20
Bring your last tax receipt or the descrip­
tion of the property upon which you wish
to pay taxes.
5- Total Fixed Charges
$182 20
VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS
1 —New site«
...............
2— New buildings
3— Altei ation« of build-
1500.00
ingi (not repairs I
4— New furniture », equip-
ment and I re place-
309.25
ments
5— Asa< ssments for bet­
terments
f Other capital outlays:
il>
i 2)
7—Total Capital Outlays $1809 25
c i O\y-COST
t UE LUXURY O\,.-rOMAÎ'C
A. DONLEY BARNES
JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON
SHERIFF ANI» TAX COLLECTOR
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Now on Display at your Dealer’s
or your COPCO store