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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1950)
Page Illinois Valley News, Thursda>\A pril 13, 1950 IX. Debt Service— Non-Bonded 1. Interest on warrants ................ —-- 3. Total Debt Service, Non-bonded ............................... - Total Schedule II— General Fund— Total estimated expenses ♦or the year— sum of items 1-6, 11-5, 111-7, IV-8, V-4, VI-4, VII-4, VIII-7, IX-3, X ............................................. - $ 2,500 00 s 1,500.00 $ 878 85 $ s 2,500.00 s 1,500 00 s 878 85 $ s 5,000 00 $ 5,000 00 $ $ $570,873 64 $529,177.11 AUTHORIZED DEALER 1,416.21 ADVANCE $698,770.00 $818,595 00 A Industrial and Residential Wiring K ’s Electric Service Cave Junction Debt Service-Bond Interest and Sinking Fund 1. Principal on bonds (include negotiable interest-bearing warrants issued under section I 1 1-1016, O. C. L. A .)...........................................................................- $ *7,000 00 2. Interest on bonds .............................. - ........................... - ¿ t- - ................. - ............... ......... 16,267.00 SCHEDULE IV — CONSTRUCTION FUND (FROM BOND ISSUES) Construction Fund— $ I New sites .............................................................................................. - .......................... " 316,580 38 44,026 45 2. New buildings ...........................................................- ........................................ 4. New furniture, equipment and replacements .................................................................. 6. Other: 5,100 00 316,419 62 12,593 62 5,279.93 (1) Roofs .............................................................................................................. - ............ .. $360,606 83 7. Total Schedule IV— Construction Fund .........................................................................- $339,393.17 SCHEDULE V I— SUM M ARY OF ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURES, RECEIPTS A N D AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES, AN D T A X LEVIES $881,862 00 $818,595.00 $ 63,267.00 353,090.51 528,771.49 349 815.00 3,275 51 59,991.49 25,000.00 25,000.00 $553,771.49 $493,780.00 Analysis of estimated tox levies: INDEBTEDNESS 3. Amount of other indebtedness ............................................... Approved by Budget Committee March 27, 1950. Kenneth S. Martin Signed: L. D. Hembree Choirman, Budget Com. Secretory, Budget Com. none TRANSPORTATION OF W00DL0T PRODUCTS ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES FOR THE LOOK ” «» IT BULLS-EYE FRICTION REDUCING CO., N. W. BOX 406, GRANTS PASS, OREGON For Information Write ■ fr— ----- ■» BEST WORKMANSHIP! ALWAYS AT UNITED ENGINE REBUILDERS H IG H W A Y NEXT TO B R A H ’S R e -R in g V a lv e G rin d S p e cia l IN --------------- C LU DES • • • • C Y L IN D E R CAI Ridge, Ream and Hone Cylinders Adjust Carburetor Clean and Adjust Spark Pings Gasket, O il and Labor SEE US FOR I ’5 5 °° C C Y Y L L IN IN D E R CARS ♦65 A L L L L A Y O O U UR Y CAR .0 0 TRO UBLES V a lv e Job O n ly CHEVRO LETS V-Bs and IN C L U D E S Reface Valve« • Gaskets Grind Seats • Tune Up Adjust and Assemble • Labor A LL OTHER $ 59,991 49 Dated this March 27, 1950. CHLORIS T. AXTELL Signed: MARGUERITE S. STANTON Chairman, Board of Directors District Clerk 4. Total Indebtedness (sum of items 1, 2, 3) ...................... $731,000 00 • • • 468,780.00 $ 86,41 166 $407,368 34 1. Amount of bonded indebtedness (include oil negotiable interest-bearing warrants issued under section 111- 1016, O. C. L A.) ...................................................... >-.......... $653,000.00 2. Amount of warrant indebtedness on warrants issued and endorsed "n o t paid fo> want of funds" (estimated) ......... 78,000 00 • • • • • Bond Interest ond Sinking Fund Total Schedule III .......... Total estimated tox levies for ensuing fiscal yeor .............................................. General Fund Total Schedule II............ Total All Funds.... ESTIMATION OF TAX LEVY Total estimated expenditures ................................................................................ DEDUCT: « u j . n Total estimated receipts and available cash balances (Schedule I) .............. Amount necessary to balance the budget ...............................7 '" . '..... ",.......... Estimated amount of toxes that w ill not be collected during the fiscal year for which this budget is made MAKES OF CARS • Open AH Day Saturday! • Ixraner Car At No Cost! Press on! Though m ists obscure The steep and rugged w-ay, W ith E dith Farlian And d ark ’ning doubts besets— Soon dawns the brighten day. Hello everybody! F irst th in g is to answ er the question asked Keep on- Though hours be long And days deep-fraught with woo several times last w eek: W ho is Y.T.? A nsw er: Y ours T ruly— C? I.et Patience have her perfect work And vanquish every foe. C arl and Helen Spieth back Hope on! Though all seem s loot And th re a t'n i ng storm s beat with us a fte r alm ost G m onths high; “godding a b o u t” over the country. T rip included w inter in Chicago— Have Faith! Be still and know T h a t God is ever nigh. visiting in Pbila.— P enns.— Dallas, Texas— som e stops in Calif.—-but C lint and G race Moll ala (of both say the Illinois Valley right Green Bridge T railer C ourt) back here looks good to them. in town fo r a few days to a tte n d Tex and M yrtle C lifford were business. invited to an euchilada dinner one Maxine (Mrs. LeRoy) Slupraan evening last week. The dinner was “scrum ptious,” but poor Tex spent sp o ilin g a “ be-oo-tiful” new red a very sleepless night. Bicarb— Oldsanobile. It was a g ift front Pepto-ibismol — A lka-aeltw r and hubby.— G ee! We are happy fo r even 7-up didn’t help. B ut don’t you, honey! m isunderstand folks— it w asn't Ed and Nila McKinnon and Bill the quality of the dinner th a t got Farlien enjoyed a day of fishing Tex down—I t was the QUAN last Sunday a t Savage Rapids. T1TY! ! And to add insult to in ju ry ; when Tex w ent out to the Nila reports— no fish, b u t— lota b a m next a.m. the big prize bull of fun! stepped on his foot and bruised it W ell folks—-IC i kinds like I som ething aw-ful. O ur sym pathies alius say— The only exercise some Tex— b u t honest, we couldn’t cry folks get— is— jum ping a t « a l for laughing! ! lusions. See you next week— Y.T. Noising 3 Total Schedule III— Debt Service-Bonds and Interest .................................................. $ 63,267.00 New Piston Rings Grind V alve Seats Face Valves Check Msin Bearings Check and Adjust Rod Bearings (babbitted rods) PUMPS Domestic and Irrigation SCHEDULE III— BOND INTEREST AND SINKING FUND REDW OOD 5 ........... M E R C U R Y S ................. PLY M O U TH DODGE •33 — ’39 PLYM O UTH DODGE ‘40 up P R O P O R T IO N A T E L Y LOW ! PHONE 5040 •1 7 “ •2 5 • 2 3 10 ’SO-30 F arm ers of the state are defin itely restricted in the kinds of woodlot products which they may tra n sp o rt to m ark et u n der the exem ption provision of the tra n s portation act, according to Chas. H. Ladd, farm fo re ste r with the sta te fo restry departm ent. Ladd pointed out th a t the last session of the sta te legislature passed an act which states that “ logs, poles, piling and pulpwood shall not be considered agricul tu ral commodities o r products.” This m eans th a t w here the farm er is using his own truck to tra n s po rt certain woodland products to m arket he m ust secure the regular PUC perm it and pay such fees as are required under the tra n sp o rta tion act of the state, the forester added. However, he points out that there are exceptions in the case of fuelwood, poets, shakes and bolts. These may be hauled under the exem pt license w ithin the fa rm e r’s restricted radius. C hristm as trees are exem pt only w here the farm er has m aintained them as a plan ta tion and is handling them as a crop. “T here has been considerable criticism on the p art of the farm er for this req u irem en t,” says Ladd, “ in the erroneous belief th a t it is the re su lt of a regulation. It is not a regulation. It is the law and it is the duty of the sta te officials to see th a t it is enforced. --------------o ■ - Around George and Edna Morey spent the E aster week-end with E d n a’s m other in Glendale. Welfare Affidavits To Be Mailed Next Week A ffidavits of financial responsi Ray and Elva Schrimeher, G.P. Monday— to have dental work bility will be nuvaled to all re done. Q uite a pleasant su rp rise to sponsible relatives o f public a ssist know all the “choppers” are ance recipients by April 17, Gus B. L ange, a d m in istra to r of the sound, eh kids? ? Josephine C ounty Public W elfare E ffie (Mrs. IL O.) Smith, spent commission, stated today. Two a few days in P ortland last week sets of affid av its a re being used, Report» naan there every d a y — the first basing liability fo r 1949 Well, honey— we have th a t here on 1948 income and th e second for 1950 on 1949 income. Loyal and Thelm a Johnston and In some cast« relatives will a l baby visited brother Brooke and ready have received an a ffid a v it Kay last week-end. Nice to see fo r 1949, in w hich ease it will you kids! only be necessary to file an a f f i d av it, fo r 1950, I>ange said. Everyone feels very bad over Relative responsibility is lim ited the illness o f G race Saw yer—O ur to hus/band, w ife, fath er, m other, sincere wishes and prayers fo r a son or d au g h te r or any o r all of speedy recovery. them o f an assistance recipient and th e am ount is governed by a And folks— in o u r "M eanest scale of contributions based on Person C orner” this week we have .the person o r persons who took income ta x retu rn and num ber of dependents. A copy of the law the en tire family wash of the Jam es Honeys of the Illinois Motel which was enacted by th e 1949 o ff the line last Saturday night O regon legislature is enclosed w ith each a f fi< lav it. Each recipient of This included all the baby’s clothes. Is it possible, in OUR Valley, an affid av it is urged to read thia Law carefully a n d fully to d e te r th a t we have a person with NO mine h is obligation. heart or CONSCIENCE ? An a ssista n t s ta te attorney- M arie W hite is su ffe rin g a general has recent ly been acengn ed cracked rib sustain « ! last week in to th e S ta te Public W elfare com “ freak accident” while having mission to assist w ith enforcem ent an X -ray.— B etter pad those old of the law, I^ange said. Persons receiving the a ffid a v it a re urged elbows, D ean! to file them as soon as powrible F o r our po etry this week, le t’s and all questions concerning lia m editate on thia one w ith a bility should be re fe rre d to tha local w elfare office. w onderful m ean in g :— — Subscribe To The News — A-l Drivers Can Bay - * $5,000 property damage and $10,000 bodily injury liability insurance for Bumper Chasing Is Hazard “ Bum per chasing”— or follow ing the car ahead too closely— led to m ore Oregon tra ffic trouble last year than any o ther driving fault, the state tra ffic safety division reported Friday. Rear-end collisions topped the 1949 list of accident types with 11,184 mishaps, nine of them fatal. A t the same time, following too closely was second only to right-of-w ay arg u m en ts in total num ber of violations reported, the division »aid. Follow ing too closely is covered by an O regon law, safety officials pointed o ut, which makes it neces sary to stay fa r enough behind any other vehicle to perm it a safe stop if it becomes necessary to stop suddenly. A recom m ended rule of thum b is to allow one car length of distance betw een you and th e c a r ahead fo r every ten miles an hour of speed. At 59 miles an hour, this would be at least five car-lengths. ■ o ■ - Try the Classified Ada la The Newa. They pay dividend«. # 2 5 * 5 0 per year OR — $5,000 property damage and $100,000 bodily injury liability insurance for # 2 0 * 5 0 p*ryw nt L in k h a rt G* M cL ean Cave Junction It Pays to TRADE AT HOME!