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PAQB 6 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1950 -»■ " *'**•’• ——- ------------- — representative of Village Mis periods there has been no short 'shop which will lie opened at sions sponsored by Christian Moro in March and which will age of electricity. Business Women of America Mrs. Olan Stark suffered seri receive three hours extension was a guest during the past credit. He also mentioned a new ous frostbite in her hands and week at the J. M. Wilson home feet Sunday but is the only cas extension course in Oregon his and conducted services at the ualty to be reported so far from tory and school law which he church Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. this community during the Big has been authorized to teach Wollen were guests of the IOOF and which will be held later in Snow of ’50. Installation Thursday evening the spring. Sherman chapter of OEA met where he expressed the hope Refreshments w e r e served Snow continued to fall Tues Wednesday evening at the Kent and a timely motif was observed that his organization would be day morning after a week of school building with 30 teachers in the decorations with the use able to place a minister In the Kent church at an early date. snow fall which ranged from a representing the five schools in( of snow flakes and snowmen Mr. and Mrs.. Claus Bardenha- few flakes almost anytime one the county in attendance. Mrs. prepared by Miss Marion Buch- gen entertained last Tuesday looked from a window to the Martha Brady of Ruius, Presi-J,anan, Kent, with the assistance evening with a dinner and pin howling blizzard of Thursday dent presided over the m e e t i n g . her pupus ochle party. The guests were n ight Some drifts stood five Eugene Knott, Kent principal,’ ¡. j ojnt installation of the Kent Mr. and Mrs. John Beckman, feet deep. Most roads were still gave the opening talk in a ser- j q . o .F. lodge 183 and Wheat- and children, Mr. and Mrs. BUI blocked keeping school closed ies which will deal with the land Rebekah lodge 185 was held study guides for schools as sup-. Thursday evening at the Legion Jeffries and children, Mr. and since Friday. plied by the State Department of hall Jn Kent The ceremony was Mrs. Hans Bardenhagen and The government weather sta Education. Mr. Knott as chair- preceded hy an oytster supper, daughter. P o atiac’s rakish, stylish C atalina models offer the lithe grace of the convertible with the tion at Kent showed the lowest man of the study group of the installing officers were Jesse comfort and all-weather ad ap tab ility of a sedan. C atalinas arc available in Super-Deluxe reading in its history Friday primary grades outlined the gen- Rejyer) grand master and Mrs. and Deluxe models and differ in color choice and interiors. Illustrated is the Super-Deluxe night when the thermometer eral philosophy and aims of the pjoye von Borstel, acting as in Ivory and Sierra R u st w ith m atching leather upholstery and interior decor. stood 16 degrees below zero. primary school. district deputy president. Grand Sharp weather changes have Aims in specific fields were marshals were Arnold Dunlap “White Hen” by Barbara Bek Mary McKay; ‘‘The White Owl”, ary; “cycles”, piano solo by been recorded here with twenty $4.0* covered by teachers in immedi and Mrs. Nan Wilson. 2j Gallons degree Jumps within a few “Camptown kedahl, Ronny Mobley, Donny recitation by James Griggs; Gertrude Buether; ate contact with primary grades 1.60 One Gallon Officers Installed for Wheat- hours however the general tem “The Wind is a Cat”, recitation Races”, piano solo by Eugene Decker and Betty Reckman; who discussed • individuai sub perature stayed a few degrees land Rebekah lodge were Mrs. .05 Half Gallon by Karen Wilson; “Welcome to Knott. Francis Woods announced above zero. The most surprising jects. They spoke as follows: H^zel Helyer, noble grand; Mrs. “A Swarm of Bees”, recitation The New Year” by Deanna Be a candy sale by the 4-H girls to JM> Quart “Brahm’s So Phoebe McKay, vice grand; Mrs. by Nadine Griggs; factor was the wind shift with Miss El va bfowey,. Rutti s, be held after assembly. The kkedahl; “Report on Beavers”, Pint the wind blowing first from the cial Science; Mrs. EditN J. Hunt. Jane Young, secretary; Mrs. El Lullaby,” piano solo by Kay Mc Wily Norton and Mary Mobley; money from the sale will be east then west either direction Wasco, Arts of Comnjlmication; len Justesen, treasurer; Mrs. Kay; Action play*, “A Boy and Report, on Benjamin Franklin used for a camping trip for the ORDER PIES, CAKES, MAPLK BARS, DOUGHNUTS FRESH Mrs. Etta Buchanan, ' K e n 1, Clarice Bekkedahl, RSNG; Mrs. his Goats”, by Nancy Wilson, girls next summer. bringing snow. EVERY DAY Science; Mrs Jaennette B. Yo Marguerite Decker LSNG; Mrs. Ronny Mobley, Donny Decker, by Norman - Davis, Gordon Hel Rev. and Mrs. Albert Wollen. Snowed in householders find cum, Moro, Arithmetic; Mrs. Geraldine Tatum, warden; Miss Arlita Rhoades, ' Pat Helyer, yer, Frank McKay and Arthur FIVE CENTS It hard to get out to care for Alta Crowley, Grass Valley, Mu Dolly Howell, condutress; Mrs. Larry Helyer, Charles Griggs, Decker; ‘‘Coasting Song”, prim- of Sacramento, California field ALL POP stock which need feeding os the sic and Art; Mrs. Ruby Burns Berhlce Woods, ctt&plain; Mrs. stubble is pretty well covered. Smith, Moro, Health and Phyrl- Helen Howell, inside guardian; SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF NAOMI VAN GILDER, ( OUNTY (TTY OF MORO Water is scarce for stock since cal Education. 73.05 FROM ?ash on hand June 30, 1949 Mrs. Doris Watkins, outside TREASURER, OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS 457.11 dams are frozen over and water JUNE «0, 1949 TO DECEMBER 31, 1949 Wily Knighten, co unty' seined guardian; Mrs. Thelma Sather, 530.16 $ Paid W arrants City of Moro ing troughs have to be de-iced COUNTY GENERAL FUND superintendent, addressed the Mrs. Levina Jeffries, daily unless equipped with elec Cash on hand June 30, 1949 $ 10,918.73 530.16 530.1« $ $ 44,637.^.0 tric heaters. Except for brief group in regard to an art wo’-k Rec’d from Tax Segregations Officers elected for Kent I.O.- WASCO - (TTY OP Rec’d from Ross Ornduff, County Clerk O. F. lodge were Bill Buether, 90.13 $ Cash on hand June 30, 1949 647.30 fees 4,764.86 noble grand; Robert Helyer, Rec’d Clerk’s Rec’d from Tax Segregations from R. O. Scott, Justice of Peace Paid W arrant City of Wasco $ 4,854.99 vice grand; Bill Jeffries, secre M o rtg a g e L oan s to M e e t Y ou r In d iv id u a l N e e d s 767.25 - Fines tary; John Decker, treasurer; Rec’d from Norman E. Fields, County 1 4,844.00 I 4,844 9* ATTRACTIVE TERMS 71.00 Dick Abel, RSNG; J. E. Norton, Sheriff, - Sheriff’s fees (TTY OF GRASS VALLEY 23.98 LSNG; Lester Wilson, warden; Rec’d from County Clerk-Game Licenses PROMPT SERVICE 55.96 Cash on hand June 30, 1949 5 Jay McKay, conductor; George Rec’d from State Welfare Commission 1,348.00 Rec’d from Tax Segregations 51.60 Howell, Inside guardian; A. A. Refund Special Case $ 1,403 96 Paid W arrant City of Grass Valley 47.92 Dunlap, outside guardian; Jesse Rec’d from Transfers - State Fund 9 246.89 Law Library Fund Helyer, chaplain. $ i , 4C3.O6 $ 1,403*6 1,052,02 State Malt Beverage Fund ! X* w e ste rn c o m p a n y servin g w e ste r n a g r ic u ltu r e The Kent grade school held LAW IJBRARY FUND 33.74 • from Miscellaneous small Receipts 12,000.00 an assembly Thursday morning Rec’d 246.89 Cash on hand June 30, 1949 ( HOME OFFICE Borrowed from Special Road la x Fund 29 63 30,006.76 with many of the parents in at Rec’d from County Clerk - Fees Î S it ». W. Washington Portland, Oregon Paid W arrants on County General Fund 12,039.27 Transferred to County General Fund tendance. “Verne Mobley announ Paid Loan, Special Road Tax & Interest Î Phone At. 4331 246.89 28,627.00 Budgeted Receipts ced the following program: Cash on hand December 31, 1949 29 63 Cash on hand December 31, 1949 Song: America by entire group; $ 70,673.0.3 $ 70,673.03 “Shortnlng Bread”, piano solo 27641 $ >76.41 $3.60 FIFT H GENERAL ROAD FUND by Nancy Wilson; Action play, $ 18,825.99 $2.30 PINT Cash on hand June 30, 1949 COUNTY FAIR FUND 32,277.84 Rec’d from Tax Segregations Cash on hand- June 30, 1949 $ 1,765.23 - Rec’d from Sec. of State - 7,500.00 Rec’d from Sec. of State-Racing Appor 7,329.2\. Motor Vehicle Registrations 4.998.12 Rec’d from Fair Ass’n 1949 -Fair Rec’d from R 0. Scott, Justice of Peace 2,000.00 Rec’d Loan from. Special Road Tax Fund 1,239.13 2,001.38 - Fines Repay of I>oan to Special Road Tax Fund 333.50 9,479.93 Rec‘d from Rent Of Equipment Paid W arrants of Fair Association 25.00 4,782.04 Rec’d from Sale of Equipment Cash on hand December 31, 1949 Rec’d from Sec. of State- 235.50 Refund on Gasoline purchases 1 16.163.15 1 16.161.34 49.08 Rec’d from Miscellaneous* small Receipts TAYLOR GRAZING ACT FUND 34,732.16 Paid W arrants on General Road Fund $ 588.90 25A83.09 Cash on hand June 30, 1949 Cash on hand December 31, 1949 Cash on hand December 31, 1949 $ 588.90 Enjoy the whiskey thats Pontiac Displays Its Super-Sleek 'Catalina’ Snow Maroons | Kent Farmers; j j Schools Closed* < g T to W Standard Insurance Co. Cow« over on siàeV S / . ft OA . $ 60,315.25 POST WAR ROAD ( ’ONSTRUITION SINKING Cash on hand June 30, 1949 Rec’d from Sale of Gravel Paid on W arrants of Post War Fund Cash on hand December 31, 1949 äU N oamju " Kentucky Whiskey - A Blend $ $ ’ ■ATIOIIH n im tinre peon CORP. N . V . . 86 PROOF • 651 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS ♦ « ? ■■ - '■ ■ ■■■ - v: B R A H M S T O B O P . . . M lm l Ben- sell is la te s t of b rig h t s ta rs f * r - ta k in g the classics fo r bop, le a v - lag Metropolitan Opera roles to »tar in Gershwin’s “EnibraceabU Y o u .” That’s wonderful! Ï Well meet you at the station A superior » H w •f personal eHendaneo TBA’ costs no mow 836.12 “982.25 1,818.37 656.45 1,161.92 $ SPECIAL ROAI TAX FUND '$ 20,509.13 Cash on hand June 30, 1949 135.16 Rec’d from Tax Segregations Rec’d from Loan to County General Fund 12,039.27 2,001.38 Rec’d from Ix^an to County Fair Fund Paid Warrants of Special Road Fund Loaned to County General Fund Loaned to County Fair Fund Cash on hand December 31, 1949 $ 34,684.94 OF MORO Cash on hand June 30, 1949 Rec’d from Tax Segregations Cash on hand December 31, 1949 $ 1,818.37 »00 m i Y A v t A wide range of prlaes that meets el wish*« $ 664.88 12,000.00 2,000.00 20,020.06 $ 34,684.94 864.56 4.54 869.10 988.58 $ 988.58 $ SPECIAL ROAD TAX - CITY OF GRASS VALLEY 593.38 26.26 $ 619.64 $ 120.76 $ 120.76 BRIDGE FUND Cash on hand June 30, 1949 Cash on hand December 31, 1949 NON HIGH SCHOOL DI ST R IP Cash on hand June >30, 1949 Rec’d from Tax Segregations Rec’d from Rural School District Rec’d from Basic School Fund Paid Warrants of County School Supt. Cash on hafid December 31, 1949 $ 10,810.45 76.66 17,321.56 1,304.06 _____ _____ $ 29,512.73 COUNTY PER CAPITA SCHOOL FUND Cash on hand Jurfe 30, 1949 $ « S S Rec’d from Sec. of State 2,355.00 You can call anyw here in the country for 5Q or less When you’ve good news to tell., when—for any reaso n — you want to get in touch with anyone, anywhere . . . think first of fast, personal Long Distance And, if you'll $ ( D a y tim e s ta tio n remember these tips, you’ll r a t i fo r fim t pta tai th r e e m in u te « ) get even more out of your Long Distance service: Keep a list of the outof-town numbers you call most . . . and you’ll find service even faster. If you plan your call in advance and take notes while you’re talking, you can say as much in three minutes as in an average letter . . . and you’ll be able to express exactly what you mean through the personality of your own voice. (Zee Long Distance— so personal, so fast, so inexpensive 2 These Features Give Yeu a More Enjoyable Journey! | G reyhound controls the te m p e r atu re im id e , w ith d ra ft lets air conditioning. I t ’s w arm in w in te r; cool in summer. 2 . W id e windows, w ith safety glaai, allow perfect observation, and filte A p u t harsh sun rays. 3 . S o ft, upholstered chairs, filled w ith re rtfu l, sponge rubber curh- q ioning, cradle your body, and In sure lo n g -trip relaxation. 4. L o n g w h e e l b a se and cushiony springing mean a smoother, m ore relaxing ride. . . . a n d lb n t a r t no lower f a m ! “1H E T A V E R N ’’ Moro, Oregon and Telegraph Company GW\H0VND IS IDS IN COVKTKSYI Rec’d from State School Support Fund Paid Warrants of County School Supt. Cash on hand December 31, 1949 . • 869.10 988.58 $ 619.64 $ 619.61 $ 120.76 $ 120.76 $ 18,777.33 10,735.40 $ 29,512.73 $ 2,270.00 398.50 $ 2,668.50 $ 2,668.50 STATE SCHOOL SUPPORT FUND Cash on hand June 30. 1949 $ 18 Transferred to Per Capita School Fund $ 18 .18 $167,346.94 $ 47.92 $ Cash on hand June 30,. 1949 Cash on hand December 31, 1949 t.M Rec’d from Norman E. Fields, County Sheriff Apportioned to Funds $167,346.94 47.92 47.92 SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS Cash on hand June 30, 1949 $ Rec’d from Tax Segregations 55,307.13 Rec’d from Rural School District 136,467.98 Paid Warrants of Special School Districts $193,493.10 $193,493.10 $193,493.10 $ 20 36 $ 20.16 $ 3.06 $ S.M 1,053.02 2,156.03 $ 3,208.65 1 3,268.05 TAX ACCOUNT $305,569.28 $305.569.18 TAX FORECLOSED PROPERTY Cash on hand June 30, 1949 Rec’d frbm Sale of Property Cash on hand December 31, 1949 $305,569.28 $305,569.28 85.00 65.00 150.00 $ 150.00 $ 15*00 SUMMARY OF BALANCES ON DECEMBER 31, 1949 County General Fund ........ . $ 28,627.00 General Road Fund ---- ----- 25,583.09 Post War Road Construction Fund ---------- 1,161.92 Special Road Tax Fund _______ 20,020.06 Special Road Tax City of Grass Valley _______ 619.64 Special Road Tax City of Moro ---------- 869.10 Special Road Tax City of Wasco — .......... 988.58 Bridge Fund 120.76 Non-High School District Tuition Fund ---------- 10,735.40 County Per Capita School Fund _______ 398.50 State Irriducible School Fund _______ 303.98 Law Library Fund 29.63 County Fair Fund ........ ^4- 4,782.04 Taylor Grazing Act Fund , — 588.90 Taylor Grazing Act War Bond Account ---------- 1,116.48 County Dog Tax Fund _________________ 20.36 Advance Tax Fund -------------------------- 3.06 State Malt Beverage Fund- — ........... 2,156.03 Tax Foreclosed Property Fund _______ * 150.00 CASH SEGREGATION Sherman County Branch The First National Bank U. S. Government Bonds $ *8,274.5» $ 98,274.53 1,000.00 $ 98,274.53 State of Oregon County of Sherman 47.92 1,116.48 3.06 »TATE MALT BEVERAGE FUND $ 1,052.02 Cash on hand June 30, 1949 Rec’d from Sec. of State - State Malt Beverage Fund Tax 203.29 Rec’d from Sec. of State - Amusement Devise 97.42 162.11 Rec’d from Sec. of State - License Fees Rec’d from Sec. of State - State Appor. 1,693.21 Transferred to County General Fund - Budgeted Receipts Cash on hand December 31, 1949 SHERIFF*» UNSEGREGATED $ 20 36 .18 RITRAI, SCHOOL DISTRICT FUND 1 30, 1949 $ 812.82 Cash on hand June 166,534.12 Rec’d from Tax Segregations $ 13,557.40 Apportioned to District Board 17,321.56 Apportioned to Non-High School Tuition Fund 136,467.98 Apportionel to School Districts . . . . STATE FUND Cash on hand June 30, 1949 Transferred to County General Fund 116.48 COUNTY DOG TAX FUND Cash on hand June 30, 1949 Cash on hand December 31, 1949 988.58 _________ $ Bonds and Interest on hand June 30. 1949 $ 1,116.48 Bonds and Interest on hand December 31,1949 $ 1,116.48 20.36 $ Cash on hand June 30, 1949 Rec’d from Tax Segregations ’Cash on hand December 31, 1949 $ 588.96 1 568.*• TAYLOR GRAZING ACT WAR BOND ACCOUNT ADVANCE TAX FUND $ 869.10 $ ’ OF W ASCO Cash on hand June 30, 1949 Cash on hand December 31, 1949 Tkt Pacific Telephone @ $ 60,315.25 FUND $ 98,27443 ) SS. ) I, Naomi Van Gilder, County Treasurer of Sherman County, Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of receipts and disbursements and balances of funds of Sherman County, Oregon, for the period ending December 31, 1949 as appears upon the records of my office and in my official custody as such Treasurer. Witness my hand this 4th day of January 1950 (Seal) Naomi Van Gilder Ross Ornduff, County Clerk Sherman County Treasurer by Catherine L. Monroe, Deputy
