Sherman County journal., January 28, 1949, Page 4, Image 4

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F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 28, UM®
SHERMAN COÜNTI JOURNAL, MORO uREGON
TRY A JOURNAL, W ANT A D
O T T O ’S
K arm elkorn Shop
The Dalles, Ore
I< e . Pkg. K a rm e l K orn 64k-
or
B attered Popcorn 66c
Include coin — check — o r .
money order. O rders Filled
Prom ptly—We Pay Postage
Gentlemans Iffiishy
jm m Kentucky
OLD
HERMITAGE
BRAND
Kentucky Whiskey
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(Continued from Page One)
that. Not th a t we doubt but Mr.
T rum an needs the money. But if
a man in his exalted position is
having financial difficulties there
m ust be other deserving citizens
who need a tax free bonus to keep
up appearances also. C ertainly
young men trying to buy a home
or a farm will find the present in­ L A Y E T T E S H O W E R H O N O R S
(Continued from Plage One)
come tax schedule onerous.
ling w ith tiny pink and blue ducks
DIVIDEND DECLARED BY
floating in pond w ith w oter Ill-
FIR ST NATIONAL BANK
lies. The Ugly D uckling standing
D irectors of the F irs t National on the edge of the pool.
Mrs. Kiskosky was presented
Bank of Portland today declared a
w
ith
a corsage of pink carnations
dividend of $360.000 00 co n stitu t­
ing $1.00 per share on all o u t­ tied w ith Wue bows.
Guests w ere given u n y pink
standing stock of the bank. It is
payable at two periods: fifty cents and blue paper diapers in which
pavable on April first to share­ w ere placed the nam es of each
holders of record M arch 25 and guest and showed the m eaning
fifty cents payable on Ju ly first and origin of each name. D upli­
to shareholders of record a t the cate nam es w ere used in draw ing
the door prize, w h ic h xw as won by
close of business Ju n e 24.
The new dividend rate shows Mrs. F rancis W atkins.
Games w ere played during the
an increase of 25% or 20c p er
share for the first half of the year afternoon and prizes w ere won by
over dividends of recent years. If Mrs. Lee F rakes of The Dalles
the rate is m aintained by an equi- and Mrs. E arle M orrison of W as­
vafent dividend later in th e year it co.
will place F irs t National Bank
A recording, m ade by* Mrs.
stock on a $2.00 per year basis.
Edna T hornburg of San Jacinto,
California, m other of Mrs. Riskos-
ky, was played and was a very
P I E S O C IA L
pleasant su rp rise to the guest of
An old fashioned pip social will honor. The recording was in the
l>e held Saturday, Ja n u ary 29, at form of a chat w ith h er d aughter
the H arlandview grange. S tarts and other guests.
about 8:30 p. m. E verybody W el­ _ R efreshm ents w ere served by
come.
13c
the hostesses assisted by
Mrs.
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guests enjoyed the opening of the
beautlfuly w rapped packages con
taining m any1 lovely gifts.
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‘W H Y TEM PTA TIO N S?” a t th e
Wasco Church of C hrist, Ja n u a ry
30, 1949. H ave you h e a rd ab out
“The M arch of the F ro n tie r m an?’1
It is different! It is interesting!
H ear all about it at Bible School
hour. — 10 a. m.
11:00—H our of M orning.
“W hat would th is ch u rch be, —
/If all its m em bers w ere ju st
like me!”
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O H U R C H
These Tilings
C H irS lE I
Rufus Notes
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The Wasco high school boys can
trounce the R ufus boys, but then
the girls cam e forw ard and do a
little, trouncing them selves, . so
there Is not m uch crow ing done.
Eddie M iller, one of Rufua boys
on the team was absent th a t night.
T his m akes it tough for R ufus
w ho barely have enough boys for
team. At the game W asco won by
a score of 51 paints w hile R u fu s
had 24 points. In tjie girls volley
ball game, th e Rufua g irls acored
ic Vet fays
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w ith 58 points and WasCo had 8
points. L orraine M illard m ade 15
points w ith one serve w hile D ar­
lene Sm ith w as a close ru n n e r up
w ith 13 points a t one serve.
Tne grade school basketball
team w ere to go to A rlington S at­
urday night, but owing to the
cold w eath er conditions, it w as
called off until w arm er w eather
comes.
R ufus grange m et T hursday
night w ith M aster E. C. E aton
presiding. Despite bad w eather 18
m em bers answ ered roll call. It
was discussed w hat to do about
degree w ork. A letter from H ar­
landview w as received which said
they would not be ready to put
on th e first and second degrees
F eb ru ary 5 as first planned. N oth­
ing definite has been done so far.
The program was given by Lec­
tu re r R. T. Dingle after which
86 Proof • 65% Groin Noutrol Spirit»
National Distiller» Product» Corp., Now York
W A SC O
O R EG O N
Druglesa H ealth S ervlet
over P e n n y ’s
T he Dallet
BACK T O G E T H E R . . . Mrs.
F lo ra Van Buskirk (left) of Lem-
mon, 8 . D-, and her twin sister.
H rs . Cora Bcoagall of San F ra n ­
cisco, celebrated their joint birth­
day anniversaries In San Francis­
co aa a clim ax to their first visit
together la 52 years.
T he C om m unity Sew ing club
m et a t th e hom e of ^ re ^ H e rm a n
B rackett W ednesday. A delicious
desert of sunshine cake, fru it jello
and coffee was served from the
large lace covered dining table.
M em bers p resen t w ere besides
the hostess, Mrs. S tu a rt McNab,
Mrs. K enneth Fridley, Mrs. Chet
Coats, Mrs. Bill Macnah, Mrs.
Leland M edler and Mrs. G eorgs
Fox. If th e w eather perm its, the
next m eeting wll be w ith Mrs. Bill
Macnab on F e b ru a ry 2.
July •__________
$102.70
August ________________
184.28
» September _______
136.00
October .......... . . ' . . . . . . .
191.35
. November __________ __ g .146.50
December
. — 113.50
Total R e c e ip ts ____ $874.33
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Stock
A m ount A m ount
Budgeted Expended
Ä
and Telegraph Company
unto ts tteW«t
G00.00
300.00
50.00
20.00
-
14.60
25.00
306.80
246 75
45.00
7.40 - ' '
•
none
none
none
•
44.50
80 00
4,450.00
961.79
900.00
‘ 293.20
53.25
500
12.60
44.50
80 00
4,450.00
638.21
900.00
1,400.00
none
150.00 '*
400.00
Inspector
54.69
95.31
225.70
17430
12.00
E xam ination, expenses, etc.
none -
12.00
none
75.00
-
E m ergency F und
Dues
Public Lands Com m ittee
Balance as of
Dec. 31, 1948
$ 490.00
125.00
295.10
$ 450.00
125.00
104.00
92.93
57.07
1,200.00
099.98
258.47
none
15.00
1,200.00
1,100.02
41.53
250.00
135.00
2,700.00
2,400.00
Assessor’s Salary
100.00
Roll, detail sheets,, etc.
150.00
Office help
150.00
Appraisal and field work
, Office equip., m aintenance etc 100.00
50.00
Office A dm niistration
600.00
New Office E quipm ent
S h eriff's Office:
2,40.00
S h e riffs Salary
2,200.00
D eputy’s Salary
750.00
Incidental Expenses
75.00
> State Industrial Acc. com.
650.00
New Office E quipm ent
600.00
Official Car , Inc., Expense
100.00
Traveling outside County
County Treasurer:
T reasu rer’s Salary
Record Books and Blanks
A dm inistrative E xpenses
1,200.00
135.00
42.00
1
1,200.00
none
50.00
none
40.50
30 00
473.75
46.88
.
none
2,700.00
1,200.00
1,099.98
652.22
4,893.40
1,350.00
1,350.00
75.00
486.00
450.00
450.00
25.80
162.00
100.00
500
101.77
5.00
O_D.
1.77
none
A u d itin g o f C ounty Books:
150.00
D istrict A ttorney expenses
County Clerk:
2,400.00
County Clerk’s Salary
2,200.00
D eputy’s Salary
300.00
Incidental Expenses
250.00
Record Books and Blanks
150.00
Office Equipment
County Agent'8 Office c
106.60
Association of Oregon Counties:
5.95
507.46
100.00
( ounty Assesor:
5,000.00
General A ssistance
1,800.00
Old Age Assistance
1,800.00
Blind A ssistance
• 100.80
Aid to D ependent C hildren
648.00
44.05
492.54
none
< ounty Agent:
75.00
Public Assistance:
50.00
1,000.00
100.00
400.00
50.00
25.00
25.00
100.00
Office of D istrict A tto rn ey :
The Pacific Telephone
60.40
none
Em ergency Fund:
400.00
50.W
25.00
25.00
100.00
J u ro r ’s W itnesses, etc.
Salary
Office A dm inistration
■■m
75.00
25.00
C ounty P rinting
none
none
none
none
none
Justice Court:
to g e t y o u r c o n n e c d o o . N o w
calls g o th ro u g h in a n a v e ra g e
o f leas th a n tw o m in u te s . T h e s e
a re ju s t a fe w e x a m p le s o f th e
w a y te le p h o n e service g ro w s in
v a l u e . • . becom es a b e tte r b u y .
A lo c a l c a ll s till coats ju s t a fe w
p e n n ie s . C o m p a r e d t o o t h e r
p rices, te le p h o n e service is o o e
o f y o u r b ig g e s t b a rg a in s to d a y .
3,600 00
C ounty Htock Inspector:
COUNTY G EN ER A L FU N D
W itness & J u ro r’s fees
R eporter’s fees
Meals for Ju ro rs
Bailiff’s fees
Circuit Judge’s expenses
4.
Fees and Expenses
J u ro r and W itnesses
Board of Prisoners, Supplies
SHOWING BUDGETED ITEM S FO R FISCA L YEAR, JULY
SHOW ING E X PE N D I­
TURES FROM JULY 1, 1948 to DECEM BER 31, 1948 INCLUSIVE,
AND UNEXPENDED BALANCES AS OF DECEM BER 31, 1948.
( ircuit Court:
w e 'd b een a b le to d ro p rates to a b o u t $ 9 .0 0 f o r a
th re e -m in u te s ta tio n d a y tim e c a ll. A n d to d a y yo u
can m a k e th e sam e c a ll f o r ju s t $ 2 .5 0 , p lu s ta x .
H e r e ’s o n e o f to d a y ’s b ig b a rg a in s .
none
( ‘ounty Coroner:
C ounty P rin tin g :
1, 1948 to J U N E >0, 1949, ifaCLUSIVBk
$ 900.00
County Judge’s Salary,
250.00
County Judge’s Expenses
104.00
Commissioner’s fees, m ileage r "
1 9 1 8 , F a th e r p a id a b o u t $ 1 8 .0 0 f o r th e m ira c le
o f ta lk in g C o a s t-to -C o a s t- W o rth it , to o . B y 1 9 2 8 ,
H ealth Nurse, Salary and Expense
3,600 00
C ounty Jail:
C L E R K S SEM I-ANNUAL REPORT:
3 . Rotas have gone daw n am azingly. In
C ounty H ea lth O fficer:
Lights, w ater, telephone, etc 1,600.00
J a n ito r’s Salary
1,800.00
R epairs and Im provem ents 1,400.00
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C ounty Court:
to ta lk across th e
n a t i o n as i t is to t a lk to som eone ju s t across th e
ta b le fr o m y o u . C o n tin u a l im p ro v e m e n ts in th e
te le p h o n e in s tr u m e n t y o u use, in te le p h o n e lin es
a n d cables, in v o ic e -b o o s tin g e q u ip m e n t a lo n g
th e w a y , m a k e a n o r m a l v o ic e c a n y 3 ,0 0 0 m ile s o r
m o te w ith
L u n c h s 8 r D in n e r s
M e n ta lly Diseased Cases:
Account
2. Today It's |wst as easy
C A N D Y C IG A R S ICE C R E A M
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1, Ross Ornduff, Clerk of the w ithin nam ed County and State do
hereby certify th at th e foregoing rep o rt Is prepared from and based
upon the records of th is office; and th a t the same is a full, tru e
and correct report to the best of my know ledge and belief.
Dated this 20th day of Ja n u ary , 1949.
ROSS ORNDUFF,
C ounty C lerk
i t was q u ite a th in g to c a ll
lo n g d istan ce a ll th e w a y across th e c o u n try . T o o k
a g o o d set o f lu n p s , to o . In those days yo u h a d
to use as m u c h v o ic e to ta lk lo n g d is ta n c e as you
w o u ld in c a llin g to a n o th e r person e ig h ty fe e t
a w a y across an o p e n fie ld . .
OPEN SUNDAYS
School L ibrary
County T eacher’s In stitu te
P er Capita
M igratory Liens paid to
of S t a t e _____
14.00
L itigant fees paid to
s ta te T reasurer .............
8.00
•Wvorce fees paid to
5.00
State T reasu rer _____
N aturalization fees paid to B ureau
of Im m igration and
N aturalization _______
3.00
Fees paid to County
T reasu rer -------— ------- -- 844.33
Total D isbursem ents __ $874.33
1. Bock In 1 9 1 8
Ed’s Place
C ounty Schools:
'^ K f it a r y
How in a few short years, Long
Distance has speeded service,
improved clarity, lowered rates
“t h e P l a c e t o m e e t f r i e n d s ”
Judges and C lerks
Ballots and Supplies
Booths
Ballot Boxes and R egistration
Recording fees ____ _____ 290.45 .
, Law L ibrary f e e s _______ * 44.03
Circuit Court fees _____
20.00
N aturalization f e e s _____
3.00
County C ourt and P robate
Court fees ______________ 277.50
Miscellaneous Copying and
- Indexing _____ .________
212.35’
M igratory Liens __...........
14.00
Litigant fees __________
8.00
Divorce fees _________
5.00
Total Receipts $874.33
i>^ . ‘’Total R eceipts ___ 874.33
County of Sherm an
State of Oregon
at “B eefo’s”
Elections:
S O U R C E O F R E C E IP T :
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Notice to Home Econom ics club:
Mrs. C urt Tom and Mrs. E lizabeth
K uvpers will he hostesses to th e
club Feb. 10 at one o’clock a t the
Tom residence.
D IS B U R S E M E N T S :
WHEN FATHER
CALLED NEW YORK
W asco, O reg o n ’
th e ladies served supper.
COUNTY CLERK’8 SEM I-ANNUAL REPORT OF P E E S
R E C EIV ED AND DISBURSEM ENTS WF SAME JULY 1, 1948
TO DECEM BER 31, 1948, IN CL.
MONTHLY R ECEIPTS:
Dr. J. E. M itchell
C hiropractic Physician
SWEATERS, and J A N T Z E N TEA SHiRTS
L.
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NJONAN-PRATT MOTORS Com plete
• L O V E L Y SPRING FROCKS, SLA C KS ,
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The Gay Shop
C risp S p ring P r in t Dresses
in re g u la r and half-sizes
liaten in
I AM RECEIVING - -
REPOBT ANŸ.CHANGE OF
;
1,200.00
‘ 100.00
100.00
A uditing
750.00
Sealer of W eights and M easures
50.00
P rem ium On O fficer’s Bonds
400.00
Inland W aterw ays Association
100.00
332.50
15.36
370.00
none
417.50
34.64
30.00
100.00
250.00
none
250.00
260.00
260.76
O.D. .76
O n e-H all P rem iu m O r Compre-
hensiv« Policy:
340.00
C ricket and Grasshopper C ontrol
300.00
Bureau of Biological Survey
1,400.00
Expense of G overnm ent T rapp er:
374.28
none
700.00
O.D. 34.28
300.00
700.00
600.00
500.00
300.00
500.00
300.00
none
20.90-
30.00
O.D. 10.00
350.00
100.00
24.00
none
326.00
100.00
1,000.00
- 316.49
683.51
DeMoss M em o rial Park:
M aintenance, repairs, etc.
Insnranc« on Courthouse:
Building and F ixtures
M onthly alowance at $50.00 per
m onth
Service Organizations
A dvertisem ent o f W h eat League
Association
1944 Code, Annotations and
_ Law Book*
Insurance on I^aw Books
R etirem ent:
Em ployees R etirem ent F und
T o ta l A m o u nt o f Budget
$ 33,707.30
T o tal A m ount Expended
$23,668.22
__ Unexpended Balance as of D ecem ber 31, 1948
ROAD FUND
—
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A m ount Am ount
, Budgeted Expended
Account
Weed Control
3,440.00
Wages
15,000.00
R e p a irj
; 4,000.00
Gas and Oil
4,000.00
T ire s and Tubes
2,500.00
G eneral Supplies
2,500.00
Insurance and O ne-H alf Compre-
hensive Policy
500.00
Miscellaneous
1,500.00
Bridges and C alve rts
5,000.00
B u ild in g F u n d fo r Road E q u ip t.
250.00
Road M achinery
12,500.00
C rushed Rock o r Road Im proye’t 4,000 00
R e tire m e n t F u n d
700.00
T o ta l A m o u n t o f Budget
$35,890,00
U n e x p e n d e d B a la n c e aa o f D e c e m b e r 31, 1948
728.60
300.00
42.88
O .D . 78.60
600.00
69.25
45.00
60000
66.75
O .D . 3.00
300.60
57.12
S ta te 'o f Oregon
3,440.00
5007.80
1,093.14
1,368.50
1,179.57
1,627.82
554.49
O D. 54.49
705.47
794.53
1,716.31
3,283.69
none
250.00
14,756.77 O.D. 3,255.77
135.72
3,864.28
- 406.07
V 293.93
Total A m ount Expended
County of Sherm an )
wyi g-------
Balance as of
Dec. 31, 1948
none
none
2,906.86
2,631.50
1,320.43
872.18
20.00
126,25
97.78
28.13
$31/139.08
GENERAL
150.00
59.50
1,200.00
1,100.02
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$30,007.00
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$19,893.00
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I, Ross Ornduff, C lerk of the w ithin nam ed County and State
do hereby certify th a t the foregoing rep o rt is prepared from and
based upon records of th is office; and th a t the sam e is a full, tru e
aad correct Import to tJhe b est of my knowledge and belief.
Dated this 21st d a y of Ja n u a ry ,
1949.
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ROSS ORNDUFF,
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C le r k