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U FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1932 The Beaverton Review ...............- WITH COUNTY SKAT GROUP 1 fied the third degree in a very com election I want your vote» on * POMONA GRANGE MEETS endahle manner. Eighteen were in day and will give you * r * " * “ d' I! I structed in the fifth degree, those ministration In that office. I am , . Washington county Pomona met from Beaverton were Mr. and Mrs. cumpetmt and wlU be economical ] J wih Hillsboro Granite in their new James Lewi.,, and Mrs. ('has. Has and everyone connected with that • hail m Wednesday Octoher 2li with tings. I Yen on a Grange will meet office will do a full days work a rt!! No. 8« On TH E BALLOT about 197 members and 17 visitor* with Aloha in January when the ret no salary from th* County j j in attendance. Many attended tnxa officers will be installed. funds , Keaverton Granite. I believe th* County should lie, W. A. Root, able Pomona master represented officially as to differ- 1 presided at the meeting. T ie The Beaverton Grange is plann visiting members. M rs. Edith ing a lx nefit to be rvM on -Un- er! location*, a little CHANGE sometimes, if you please-tint Its Toaier Weatherred, master of the evening o f Nov. the nirete -nth. Oswego Grange. Mr. and Mrs. The entertaiment will consist of a citisens may have the satisfaction |; Darren port. Mr. i'Ytvenport. master pi iv ard other number*. of knowing, seeing and feeling I • > of Yamhill, State Deputy Brown and that they are a part and parcel wife. The State master. Ray Gill of the County in the same manner ! OF ALOHA, ORKGON was present in the afternoon Mombers of the West Hills Post ------------ F O R ------------- as when they «tig up their taxes American legion The County agent spoke briefly N \ 66 of the PD ADV ! on the work of the 4-H club, the and Auxiliary Unit will celebrate Laiul Products show there fifty Armistice entertainment, can!* ard ' two prises were awarded m dance. The function will be rest V O T E X No. 57 this coui y. Brother Craft reported ricted to legion members and mem- j for the State lank committee. The bers o f the auxiliary. Walt Beardsley ’ committee was retained. and Mildred Beardsley are the com WASHINGTON COUNTY J \V. Connell, Republican Can.l -|; ; B R. REEVES After a delightful luncheon the mittee in charge of t 'e affair. iilate for reelection for Sheriff. | grange reconvened at one thirty D*m*ClMtk ('indiciate For A large group o f ex-service men \l reelected I will follow the same isnrrsl Election, Nov. N, 1982 a memorial for four departed mem attended the meeting held Wednes- j polk-ie* as I have in the past, County Assess« r bers was observed. The Rev. Lock- day evening at the Legion ctub giving the people of our County heart of Hillsboro Methodist church rooms, at which time Carl Moser | '.!>• parents came over the old an economical and courteous ad led in prayer. from ministration of all County affairs | State Adjutant spoke to the veter- i Oregon Trail all the way Kesidpnt and Taxpayer of thia locality for 25 yra Those who spoke in the afternoon ans relative to Vetemns benefits Missouri, in 1862. settling in this and enforcement of all law*. Public Accountant by Profctniion and Well were Frank Peters supporting J. and the attitude upon the ex-service ' famous old county, they in later J W Connell Sheriff of Wash W. Makmy, Democratic candidate men by the National Economy League ( * * • » Qualified for the Place torm* * P* r‘ n^ P ^ ington County. for State treasurer. Mrs. Weath- I gave me a birthday at Cedar Mil! Election November 8, 1932 erred filled the vacancy on the on Thanksgiving day. Nov. 1878. ECONOMY and EFFICIENCY Beaverton Rebek- «here I have since res died, program in the absence of Senator Steiwer. She considered it a huge ah Lodge f* I am ny politician, neither am I PLUS V O T E FOR joke as she is a Democrat; never C O U R T E S Y (G U A R A N T E E D ) Kdw. C Luce U S Ihfrd T u e * - 1 th* the less she expressed her esteem «lav eyenings at » conscwnta>us. energetic contend*. No. 59 on the Ballot for Mr. Steiwer. Her plea to the 7-30 P M in the for th*‘ office of County Assessor The word, “Independent” which will appear after veters was to vote for the man I.O.O.F. Hall. Mr* Sarah Cham-I <*" the Democmtic ticket, not hav- For County (lerk my name on the ballot simply mean« that I am and not the party. Ray Gill, mas berlain, secretary, and Mr». Edna , inlf changed my politics f»*r t w REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE ter of the State Grange spoke on Sheets, N. G. i Paid Advertisement N O T under obligation to any political party or p-tf of a job. the measures the grange is sup bo«* of any kind. Therefore if elected, I will be porting, the Oleo Bill, water power Your servant and your vote will certainly be Bill, opposing the repeal of the 18th ammendment. appreciated. Thank you. Pomona officers were elected as Yours truly, fellows; Geo. Woodworth from Hills H E R B E R T H A II) This original estimate «hows in parallel column* the unit costa of the several services, material and boro, Overseer. Mr. Fay Miller l*slii Advertisement supplies for the three fiscal years next preceding the current year. »he detail expenditure* for the last from Washington Grange. Lectur one of said three preceding fiscal years and the budget allowance* ap.i expenditure* for si* months of er. Mrs. H. P. Strieker. Sherwood. the current year ( “ Six months of the current year" mean* six month a of the last school year.» See See. Steward, Cfias. VanKleek, Kinton, Chaplain. Mrs. H. M. Sammons. 238, 1927 School L a w s . Flora. Miss Margaret Flint. Scholls NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the lsgs| voter* U School Dis Leedy grange. Secretary, Effie Dor- EXPENDITURES trict No. 48 of Washington County. State of l>r*gun. that a School land. Washington grange, .Treas Expenditures and budget K nditur„ for thrr, me*ting of said district will b* held at Beaverton, on th* 7th »lay urer, A . M. Kennedy, Beaverton. allowance for six ^ ^ ar, n, Kt of November. 1932, at 8 o’clock in the afternoon for th* purpoir ot Pomona. Mrs. Smith. Aloha. Ce month* of last levying a apnrial district tax. res, Mrs. Ethel Johnson. Leedy, the last school year school year The total amount of money needed by the said district during the Gatekeeper, L . L . Crawford. Green a 2 * V fiscal year beginning on June a). 1932, and ending June 20. 1938. Mountain. Lady Assistant Steward. * la estimated in following budget anil inrludr* th* amounts to be Beatrice Hanson, Beaverton. received from th* county achooi fund, »tat* school fund, elemen I T E M a g After the evtrang repast -the * ft n 3 tary school fund, special district Ux. and all wther money* of th* grange reconvened at 7 o’clock. c not. T Mrs. Weatherred invited all the granges to the memorial for Mrs. a * Deckenson on the afternoon of Nov 12. Armistice day all the sisters ESTIMATED RKCKIPTH were invited to meet at Evening Balance on hand at the beginning Star Grange where the Multnomah 1. General ('«»ntrol o f the school year .......................................... 3 24.30 county Pomona will sponsor a fash 1 Personal service: Fr»»m County School Fund ................................... 3,636.66 ion show. The evening of Nov. -8 8 2.604.00 8 1.400 00 8 1,400.00- 8 2.800.01 1. Superintendent ....................... From State School Fund .............................. . 862.84 the Sherwood Home Economics com 180.00 36000 180.00 360.00 2. Clerk ......................................... From Etemrntary School Fund ......... .................. 3,041.91 mittee will have a program. 3. ' Stenographers and other office From Grade School Tuition ..................................... 52.50 The lady corps o f officers exemi- 238.02 119.01 assistants ..................................... From High school Tuition A tran* porUtion . . . . 29,462 29 50.00 25.00 26.00 50.00 4. Compulsory education, census .. Other Sources (Rent, etc.) .......................... . 84.00 ZO UU 5000 2. Supplies ......................................... TO TA L .............................. 837.154 99 37.50 80.85 40.42 75 00 3. Elections and publicity .................. 100.00 50 00 50.00 100.00 4. Legal service (clerk's bond, audit, etc.) E8TIM A TE I) EX PEN D IT I R KS 5. Other expense of general control: 1. General Control 107 08 100.00 150 00 53 f : 1. Printing ................. .................. Crudo High eclwwl Total $ 3.833.67 $ 3,928.04 8 3,735.96 6. Total Expense o f General Control .. 8 3,389.00 1. Superintendent ..................... 8 1.736.00 8 2.604 00 2. Clerk ................................. 240.00 360.00 II. Instruction— Supervision 3. Census ................................. 26.00 60.00 1. Personal service: 4. Supplies .............................. 1,395.00 697.50 25 00 697 50 1,296.00 50.00 1. Principals ................................. 6. Election A Publicity ............ 50.00 76.00 2. Stenographers and other office 6. Clerk's Bond ................... 78.75 67 00 100.00 assistants ...................................... 7. IVinti ng A Phone .............. 8 1,395 00 100.00 150.00 8 1,296.00 Total 3.389.00 • III. Instruction— Teaching II. Instruction— Supervision 1. Personal service : 24.686.25 1. Principal ....................... 12.342.63 12,307.30 1.29*1.00 1.296.00 23,334.25 1. Teachers .............. 2 . Teacher* ........................ 566.96 283 48 300 00 7,998.75 15,336.50 581:05 23,334 26 Supplies ..................... 8. Supplies .......................... 450.82 225.00 200.00 225.41 381.06 » 429.00 581 06 »24,033.48 822,679.03 4. Free Text books ......... $25,703.03 429.00 824,344.30 429 00 Total ........................... 26,640.30 IV*. Operation of Plant III. Operation of Plant 1. Personal service: 2.449.50 1,222.00 1. Janitors and Other* ........ 1,221.75 1.193.16 2,246.70 1,063.66 2,246.70 1. Janitor* ............................. . 2. Other Services (Window*) 20.00 40.00 60.00 60.00 2. Other employes ................... J. O. JOHNSON 3. Fuel A Phone ................. 247 49 120.00 123.71 344 74 626.04 869.78 Janitors’ supplies ...................... REPUBLICAN NOMINEE 869.78 4. Light A P o w e r ................. 392.00 434.89 142.07 382.31 869.78 524.38 Fuel ............................................ FOR REPRESENTATIVE OF 524.38 6. Water ............................... 183 50 262.19 173.00 350 00 521.38 523.00 Light and power ........................ W ASHINGTON COUNTY 529.79 Total .............................. 264.89 162. bO 523 00 4.223.8« Water .......................................... YOUNG. QUALIFIED. AND 8 4,786.83 8 4,600.88 8 4,620.94 8 4,223.86 Total Expense o f Operation ......... $ IV. Maintenance A Krpair EXPERIENCED 1. Furniture A Equipment 50.00 Maintenance and Repairs 260.00 300 00 Active Civic Leader. Ten years 2. Building A Grounds ... Repair and replacement of furniture 150.00 860.00 1,000 90 service federal government as ex- j 664.19 375.00 282.09 300.00 Total .......................... and equipment .............................. 1,300 00 ecutive and attorney. Well quali Repair and maintenance of buildings fied to represent you at the legis V, Auxiliary Agencies 834.31 500.00 ,417.16 1,000.00 and grounds .................................. lature. 1. Library books ............................... 125.00 375.00 600.09 Total Expense of Maintenance ana »VOTE FOR MIM NOVEMBER 8 2. Transportât!» i of pupils: 8 1,398.50 8 6,426 21 8 2,687.29 1,300.00 1. Persons’ service ..................... 360.00 1.805.00 2,16o.0<» VI. Auxiliary Agencies 2. Supplie*, Repair*, (tea, Oil ., ( 940.00 3.098.00 4.038.00 1. Library: 3. Replacement of busse* ................. ¡ 2.463.00 2.453.00 400 33 278.75 1. Library books ..................... 200.16 500.00 4. Insurance ............................’ .. 82 98 497.87 680.86 Total ............................................ 2. Transportation of pupils: 9,736.85 1. Personal service ................. 2.165.00 VI. Fixed (lia rge 4.038.00 2. Supplies and other expenses 1. Fire Insurance 77.22 231.66 3. Repair and replacement of 308.88 Total ............ 4,897.50 10,278.01 5,139.01 2,453.00 busses ...................................... 308jtM 580.85 4. Insurance ............................ VII. Capital Outlay 3. Other auxiliary agencies. 50 00 700.00 760.00 12 33 6.16 1. Domestic Science and Art .. Total .......................... 810.855.38 810,172.20 810,690 67 750 . 0 « 4. Total Expense Auxiliary Agencies 8 9,736.85 V III. Debt Servie* VII. Fix»-d "(barges 444.12 1. Principal on Bonds . . . 154.44 222 . 0 « 308.88 1. Insurance ................... ..................... 6,000 00 6.000 00 8 185.36 8 705.12 2. Princinnl on Warranta ... 444.12 2. Total Fixed Charges ....................... 8 308.88 3,700.00 3,700 *0 3. Interest on Hunds .......... 1.823.66 M il. Capital Outlays 1,823.66 4. Interest on Warrants . . . 252.13 126.06 250.00 200.00 1. Alteration of buildings .................. 200.00 Total ............................ 750.00 2. New furniture and equipment . . . . . 10,723 «6 280.91 140 46 140.45 3. Assessments for betterments ......... GRAND TO TA I.............. 8 861.08 841,621.17 533.04 866 , 072.64 4. Total Capital Outlay» ................... 8 750.00 VOTE FOR. HERBERT HAID COUNTY CLERK ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 48 NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING Ici 3 « ___________ BUDGET VOTE FOR JAMES LEWIS REPUBLICAN C AN D ID ATE DR COUNTY COMMISSIONER An Able and Competent Man For a Responsible Position d Advertisement IX. Debt Bcrvica 3,000.00 1. Principal on bonds ................... . . . 5,000.00 6 , 100.00 6 , 100.00 6 . 100.00 2. Principal on warrants ......... ......... 3,700.00 2.003.65 3. Interest on bonds ............................ 1,823.65 165.57 165.57 165.57 4. Interest on warrants ....................... 200.00 8 6,123 52 8 1,113.09 6,265.57 5. Total Debt Service ............. 810,723.66 857,064.43 388,771.42 864,786.83____ GRAND TO TA L .......................... 856.072.54 for the year 1932- of expenditure« the above estimate I, Althea Haulenbeck, do hereby certify that 1933 was prepared by me and that the expenditures ami budgt-t allowance for alx months o f the current year and the expenditures for the three fiscal years next preceding the current year as shown above have been compiled from the records in my charge and are true and correct copies thereof. Althea Hauilenbeck, District Clerk RECAPITU LATIO N Total Expense* -------------- — Estimated ----------------- — -— t---— • for - V the ..V / year m t ........................................................................... |M 072 ru Total Estimated Receipt* ............................................ . 37 164 99 Amount to be rained by District tax 18,917.66 Asae**cd Valuation of District 1932M933 81,167,756.87 Levy necessary on above valuation ....... ........... 16.2 Levy last year ........................................ ........... 16.8 Dated this 20th day o f October, 1932. " Attest: Althea Haulenbeck L. R. Dean 3 District Clerk | | Chairman Hoard of D ire c t.«
