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4
DHKHMAh
I 'O V N T k
" J U U K M A I,
M u lti), U K E G U N
F R I D A Ï , P E B M L 'A K Y t t ,
A
IH li
i Mr# 2£d Mrs Herman Ziegler.
r;
u. e Da,,es »I*nt Sunday
witn his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H erman Ziegler and other rela-
UVwML
8nd
Ford retdrn-
home Sunday from Vancouver
i,!reuthey 8pent the week end
wtth h w parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w * D. W edding
g-
Martin and
Grass Valley
(By Mrs. A. F. Balzer)
There will be a L uihern ser
vice at the G rass Valley Commun
ity church on February 26 at
3:30 p. m. with Rev. A. J. Maas*
of Hood River g iv in g -„th e ser-
'mon.
The Camp Fire Grils met at
the home of Mrs. Glenn Perrv
Thursday evening w ith ejght
girls present and Mrs. Don
Keiper, the assistant guardian
also present. A question and ans
wer game on /ta m p fire was
played and some of the girls
worked on h a n d “craft. Refresh
ments of heart shaped decorated
individual cakes and Jello was
served later by Mrs. Bernard
Martin.
Mrs. Ted Trimble gave a Val
entine p a rty for her 4-H girls at
the school house Wednesday af
ternoon at JXOO o’clock.
After
Playing games refreshm ents of
ice cream and cake were served
in the school cafeteria. Mrs. Eliz
abeth H artley was also present
and the teachers were Invited
down for refreshm ents la te r.' '
■f
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling and
son. Gary, spent Sunday after-
noon visiting his parents, Mr
and Mrs. W. F. Schilling.
Earl G entry of Moro and Don
Cox went to Portland Sunday to
bring Charles Forrester to his
home ln Coldendale Monday af-
ter spending several days at
Good *, Samaritan hospital for
medical attention.
Ch*rle* Davis
"The Pacific International is
certainly grateful for the oppor
tunity of serving a s host to the
Hereford breed and we are look
ing forward to one of our g reat
est livestosk displays in history/*
said W alter A- Holt, general
manager of the exposition.
“The American Hereford asso
ciation has been
looking fcr-
w aid to a national show at P ort
land (for several years," said
association secretary Jack T u r
ner, “and we expect an excellent
showing both in quality and
num ber.”
to the basketball v a n u 6hotXXkS returned home Wednesday from
Moro H t e h a ?
between Portland where Mr Davis re
Mr». Alice
• lWnUon fOr
a visitor here S a t u r d a y ^
,m onth»
Mr. and Mrs Herman Peters
,n d Mr” * «
o a rn e tt w ere dinner guests Sun.
day evening at the home of Mr.
und Mrs Harold Owens.
Mr and Mrs Olan Stark and
daughter, K athy of Kent w ere
business visitors in The Dalles
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1
the business vlslstors
in The Dalles Monday w ere Mr.
and Mrs Bennie Payne, Mr. and
JJ™ Grover Young, Fred Peters,
/II Pausch, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
t oyle and Joe Griggs of Kent.
sn o w
AT p . t
A National Hereford show will
headline the events at the forty-
»«cond annual Pacific Interm -
tlonal Livestock Exposition to be
h«ld October 4 through 11.
Choice specimens of the H e re
ford breed of beef cattle will
compete for a record $15,000 in
Premium money during the show
»"totals of the Pacific Interna
tlonal and the Jt American H ere
ford a«ttclatio« announced to
day.
«■MI a AKMUAL REPORT OF NAOMI VAN GILDER. COUNTY
Mrs. Bernard Martin, Mrs. Bud
Brlnkert and Mrs. Jam es Earl
THM.AHI HER OF KB( K1PTK AND DISBURHEMENTN FROM
gave a Valentine party at the F L Y IN G CO N G R ES SM A N , . . Rep. Peter M ac k ID ., 111.) tended la Baa
JU N E M, 1981 TO DECEMBER «1, 1981
Baptist church Thursday aUer- Francisco to complete longest o verw ater hop on his round-the-world
. noon for th eir. Sunday sctux-1 goodwill flight In a single-engine plane. He Is standing on wing of plans
r
COUNTY GENERAL FUND
classes.
All the children were shaking h aute with airp ort o fficial. He la te r eempleted the glehe-eircllag
five years old or younfeer. The hop in the a irc ra ft without mishap. He described It as a goodwill mission Cash on hand June 30, 1951
$ 12387.77
.
,from T** Segregations
/
recreation room was decorat<^i Io the places th a t he touched on the flig ht.
51362.02
—
Kec^d
from
County
Clerk,
Clerk’s
fees
in the * Valentine motif which
606 HO
The
Grass
Valley
P-TA
will
Thursday.
’
£°m
Justice of Peace, fines
was carried out in the table de
493.50
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer D
d , i . f ___
om ______________
B en tsP .M .A .
corations. The games were under (neet Friday evening February
175.00
22
a
t
8
00
o'clock
in
the
school
j;pent
Sunday
in
Wasco
visiting
^rom
Sale
of
Beer
License
the supervision of Mr«^ Brink»
B0.00
, m G ame U cen M fees
23.45
ert and enjoyed by the twenty- auditorium. -F u rth er plans will her brother in law and sister d
be
mad&.at
this
meeting
for
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gus
H
artm
ann
R
eed
from
refund
State
W
elfare
Commission
one children present. Their were
which the P-TA intends
/Mrs. Frank T Raver and Mrs » , J n,expe“ 2ed
1,029.62
thirteen mothers present. Later carnfval
to sponsor ln the near future. Frank E. Bayer, JuluTaiRl Byron' ^ B t i d e S
SU U AfaU Bcverage
refreshm ents served to the chlltl-
2,763.12
ren with their Jello were Individ-
interested is Invited to and Jeannie Duncan w ent to The Rec’d from Transfer Lsw U h ra rv ss,„a
ual beautifully decorated heart
™eeting8’
~ DaJJes
^ e r e Julia and
Budget item er
U b ra r^ *> «d '
99.39
shaped cakes by the hostesses.
; Art Bibby returned home Jeannie appeared ln the dance Rec’d from Transfer Taylor Grazing Act
A large decorated h eart 'shaped Saturday from Portland where revue that evening. Alfa Jean
O rder County Court
500.00
cake and coffee was served to u spe,n t a week with her dau' and L "1« Payne were also in the Rac’d from T ransfer Tax Foreclosed Property
the mothers.
;
ghter, Janice, who W’as ill w ith dance. .T heir parents Mr. and
• Order County Court
265.00
The Moro 7th and fith rrs,ic thT. i,U’ .
Mra' Alfred Payne and son, Jim- R«0’«1 from Miscellaneous Small Receipts
31.40
pupils worn hosts to . -k . i n i
and Mrs r<mim,e
my, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E akin Pald W arrants on County General Fund
9 26,778.17
party at t $
VaUeJ pavlb
l°
Wednesday and family and Mr. and Mr, ~
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Cash on hand December
31,
1951
■ 43,378.70
ion Friday night to th è Grass *in'
the da^ visiting his Owen Eakin and family were
Valley and h in t 7th a n il T h
M™ Marle Sm ,th' They also do* n for the revue.
'
9 70,13037 9 70,18037
vrarters
" d 8tf] Hald
Forrester of Gold-
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ruggles
À
SPECIAL EHCHEATH FUND
hours skating thpv mm
endale was taken to a hospital
June 30, 1951
$
170.06
m«nt« i
n ‘f,csd' hi Portland Thursday for medi-
December 31, 1951
$ , 170.06
S
< U l er .a ra“ Va’ley grUde
at« ™ ° "
The F o rresters’
-X
I «
,ù
were former residents of Grass
1
170.90 9
170.00
m e American Legion auxiliary Vailov
J
.
®hd children, Gene and Sharon,
t
GENERAL ROAD FUND
met at the home of Mrs. A. A.
Mr and Mrs. Clyde Stradley went to Portland Wednesday on Caah on hand June 30, 1961
$ 15 635 39
Dunlap
Wednesday
afternoon
Rec’d from Ta* Segregations
39 630 55
with" eight members present and sons, Richard and Gail, business for the day
Mrs. Robert Tatum nr'esIfteSt Went l° portland Thursday af-
John Alley, a student at WSC Rec’d ,f rom *• O.Scott, Justice of Peace fines
968.25
Pr?hldent: ternoon for a dental appoint- of Pullman. Wash , came home Ret d from ^
«f State
presided at the meeting. Some of
Motor Vehicle Registrations
the women took m aterial home ment and to spend the week end Friday evening and ’ spent the Rec’d from Sec. of S tate’. Gas Tax Refund 9,100.20
494.40
to m rt.
f« - K a M e r Z ; S ? ¡V“
“
Rec’d from Sec. of State -1-20 o r mill tax
216.56
and
Mrs.
IzeRdy
Stradley
e
n
d
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
thé child welfare in Portland.
Rec’d from R ent of Equipm ent
1(569.10
— his brother in law and sister. Olds.
Rec’d from Transfer from Bridge Fund
Col“ « l “ «
R U. S m lt4 — —
-
Order of County Court
120.76
m te g by th e host- -they returned home Sunday.
Paid W arants on General Road Fund
$ 43,672.80
, ' - — Mr. and Mrs. John Rust and
Cash on hand December 31, 1951
24,143.43
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May daughters, Geraldine and Phyl-
went tp Portland Thursday pit Ils, and Mr and Mrs. H. O. Dug-
$ «7,016.23 0 «7gl«.2S
business returning home Sun- 8t*r spent Sunday in The Dalles
REVOLVING
FUND
-
GENERAL
HOAD«
day stopping in Hood River to, visiting J)tr. and Ktrk Vernon
Rec’d from Sale of Equipm ent A Material $
148.60
visit her m other Mrs. J. A. Wai- Ehipley.
Cash on hand December 31, 1951.
$
148.60
ter before coming home.-
Mr. and Mr«z Ralph Engle and
Valentine parties were the or- famity of New Plymouth, Idaho,
9
140.60 9
140.00
der of the day Thursday at scho.-1 arrived Thursday to visit h er
P()8T
WAR
ROAD
CONSTRUCTION
SINKING
FUND
C anada ’$ leading life
when each room held a party sister and family, Mr and Mrs.
Cash on hand Ju n e 30, 1951
$ 3 320 28
with refreshm ents served later Archie Cantrall, They left Sat
Rec’d from Sale of G raver-
'« -
. j 260*23
com
pany
again
increaece
brought in by the mothers.
unlay for tbejr home.
Paid W arrant« on Poet W ar Road Const. Fund
$ 3,320.28
Cash on hand December 31, 1951
s
1,260.23
«ev. and Mrs. A. L. K lntner took Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blagg had
A U
» j * • »
•
their household goods to Sea- a« dinner ^guests Sunday h o n o r - ) .P O lK ytio la G T ,.& d i v i d e n d »
9 4,380.31 9 4A80.5I
side last Tuesday where tty?y will ing their son, Gerald and his new - witl* 47% of its aNMets l s v « a
make their h orned He
| ■
n ■ w
the
”— will be bride,^Mr. and \Jrs. Clair B a ~ lz e r ,,^ ■
«<7 Vetted
1 iiivni Htatea And An*
k
> kk
BRIDGE
FUND
pastor of the Baptist church l 'a n lllagg and CTilldren, Miss n o u ftrin g a further inrreaae in Ca>h on band June 30, 1951
120.76
there after spending a little over Carol N otton apd C^rl Peterson, policy dividends reducing insnr ’Tan«ferre<i to Genoral Road Fund
three years here as pastor of the
Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Bayer, aanc«- comb, t h / s u n i j f . a - . - .
Order of County Court
120.76
First
Baptist church.
church
and
^*ny of
“ Un„.U
fe . A“ .Mr‘
F
irst Baptist
and children
children spent
spent Sundav
Sunday at
„v ance
anCe (7m
Company
C anada
9
190.70
120.76
M**- and Mrs. Roy Schilling and Parkdale visiting her brother In Ju* t r r I eased Its H is t A n n u a l R e
SPECIAL ROAD TAX FUND
Vni
son, Gary, and her father, Bud law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. port revealinv thz*
Cash
on
hand
June
30,
1951
$
5,218.00
Brittain and family.
UI1I. o< nrw Uf .
.
_
_
...
« Coon, were in The Dalles MÓp Willis
Mn< W illa r d x R o lfe
I T•
M,e
.
.59
». ” Mr s - and
X
X
?
•* Rec’d
p*w w from
*rr* " Tax
u Segregations
day for dental appointm ents.
on Special Road Tax Fund
831.24
Gerald Blagg and Irene Mans-*
lllion;
an
all-
Cash
on
hand
December
31,
1951
4,387.35
field of Minneapolis, Minn, were ors in The Dalles Saturday.
liter high In benefit* paid, and
Mr. and I.. Mrs."
married Saturday at Stevenson,
_.i j Dean
1 - Reynolds
.
,,n •"<'reaae ln the Interest rate
*■-
9 3,210.59 9 33183»
/ U?ad a y •‘» rn ed on the assets last year.
SPECIAL ROAD TAX • CITY
W ashington and arri veti here w en t to
¡r GKAHH TALLEY
on
business
that evening.
tetu in ln g
home
George W. Bourke, President, Cash on hand June 30, 1951
632.80
$
— ____________ in announcing 1951 figures for T ransferred to City of Grass Valley
/
°nd Mrs. Fred Zimmerman
632.80
$
of Parkdale were visitors Satur
Canada’s leading life company,
•
03930 9
03230
day at the houle of Mr. and Mrs.
9
«>•>’ su„ u r. Ä
Tom Coyle.
ROAD
a nee in force
rorce now stands at _ .
. . SPECIAL
.
— -----
— TAV • CITY OF MORO
$4,801.000.000, . n
ln<-rw»e dor- S ! i . 2 L 5 ! n?„ i i “ * ^ J 951
Earl IJston of Klam ath Falls
872.43
- WELL DRILLING -
$
ing the year of 9340 million.
vw ferred to City of Moro
872.43
was a dinner guest Thursday
9
T
E
S
DALLES.
“OREGON
evening at the home of Mr. and
Annuities in force provide lm-
'
•
*
872.43 9
872.43
•
Mrs. Harold Eakin.
mediate or future payments to
Phone 3729. • 518 W. 7thSt
the am ount of $104 million per
SPECIAL ROAD 1
CITY OF WASCO
annum. Group Insurance in force Caah on hand June 30, 1951
$ 1,038.51
now totals $1,254 million, an T ran«torred to City of Wasco
' $ 1,038.51
increase of $168 million (15.5%)
$ 1.038J1 9 1,038.51
d yr ing 1951. The rate of interest .
,
1931-91
earned on the assets last vear r»
SPECIAL ROAD TAX
« as 3.70% as c o m oared w ~ h R<* d / f ° m T a x Se« re 8 » tlo n a
, $ 53,778.76
.70% as compared
w ith
ith r-lll
X)moare<i
w
Pald WarranU on Special Road Tax -1951-52
9 19,710.45
cember
34,068.31
J 30% in bm
n
an a h on and ec
eml 31, 1951
The Sun Life, a leading inter
9 39,778.70 0 33,779.79
national
life company
w ith
NON-HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT TUITION FUND
policy holder - service
branches Cash on hand June 30, 1951
2,702.07
trom coast to coast, last year Bec’d from Sec. of S tate-B asic Sch Fund
1,950.26
paid out to policyholders and Rec’d from Rural School D istrict -
1,431.70-
beneficiaries the all time record R*£d ..f.rom T#x Segregations
5.93
sum of $125 million. $35 million £ all w > rr*nb» of County
County School Supt.
2,919.33
was paid to beneficiaries of de- Cash ° ° hand D u m b e r 31, 1951 -
3,170.63
ceased policyholder«, $10 million
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under annuity contracts, $36
7....
* «. omm . w » 0 6,OH<) 'Mi
million for m aturing endow-
COUNTY PER CAPITA SCHOOL FUND
n.ents, and the balance in dlvl- Cash on hand June 30, 1951
$
321 25
dends to policyholders, disability p«>d W arrants of County School S u p t
320 ()O
...a n d there’s no substitute for a hank that stays open when
benefits, etc. Since the first Sun Caah On hand December 31, 1951
1.25
Life policy was issued In 1871,
- --
it’s convenient, for most people’and businesses to do their
921.25
total benefits paid to policy-
,
8
»»-99
banking. W ith a bank savings account you are establishing -
am
ounted0
4
rv.
RURAL
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
FUND
your credit with this state-wjde hanking system.
u
/
12,488 minion Ca«h on hand June 30, 1951
$ 6.791.31
Open your savings account where you NOW earn 2% on
* tb? Company operates in Rec'd from Tax Segregations
___ 197,216.15
your savings, regardless of th e size o f your account I
_ 20 countries, 90% of the business Apportioned to Special School Districts
$194,924.62
originates In the United States, Apportioned to Non High School District
1,431.70
-
Canada and Great Britain.
Apportioned to Rural School Board
7,650.00
A copy of th e t)ee Izlfe’s v » R on hand December 31, 1951
1.14
SHERMAN COUNTY BRANCH
SUN OF CANADA
CUTS COST OF
INSURANCE
DOR1N WILBURN
B A B Y V8. C O M M IS S IO N . . . M rs.
L ere a Thompson, ob U' recently •
m a jo r ta w om en** a rm y corp«,
wants to be recommissioned, de-
•P*te a r m y
regulation against
women who are mothers staying la
the WAC*s. She win appeal to M rs.
Anas Kox-nberg.
, 1W9 <’ C 8
^
D
there’s no substitute for savings
ng ST
» 'h o m p le tr
NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND
I F ! MAP OMOOW lOOfTHHr
vrtMK* C erporoM oi
to
1931
P o lic y R o M e ^
Anneal
R e p o rt
Iw c ln d in g
th e
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*
Prewident’s review of the vear
STATE SiMOOD FUND
may be obteiaol
„
Caah ° n hand Jun*
1951
*
1 i
’• Rec d from CIerk of State IjJind Board
. . . » N.
C“ h “ h ,n d
« • 1951
r Nt., Nab
Telephone : Salem 3-0383
*
W M » .49
.39
371.57
371.96
37130
9
37130
to its needs or wishes.
/ L,*»! I* *
Cash on hand June 30, 195i^TB
Transferred to County General Fund
.40
9
40
z- .
L
S P E C IA L S C H O O L IH S T K II T H
Cash on hand June 30, 1951
$
899 29
i s J a x , Se«re «aUon*
’
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20306.28
2 ^ ù d,< r° m Rural ^ o o l District
194,924.62
Paid W arrants of Special School Districts
.40
$216,032.19
$210,032.19
$210,032.19
rno>, .
.
.
« T V OF MORO
Cash on hand Ju n e 30, 1951
$
109.58
Rec’d from Tax Segregations
9,892.68
Paid City of Moro
~
„
zv
<■ ITY OF WASCO
Cash on hand Ju n e 30, 1951
Rec’d. from Tax Segregations
Paid City of Wasco
$ 10,002.26
9 10,002.3«
’ 10,002^0
$
•
662.32
3 337 35
* 3,999.67
zx
• 3,999.07 9 9,999.07
_ .
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PITY OF GRAMM VALLEY
Cash on hand June 30, 1951
$
30.90
Rec’d from Tax. Segregations
•
1 683 78 >
Paid City of Grass Valley
g j 714 68
$ 1,714.«8 $
3* IzAW LIBRARY FUND *
Cash on hand June 30, 1951
$
85 82
Rec’d from Circuit Court Fees
47‘n
T ransferred to County General Fund Budget item
J $
Cash on hand December 31, 1951
102.99
$
1,714.00
99 39
3^60
102.99
COUNTY FA IR FUND
Cash on hand Ju n e 30, 1951
$
359.96
Rec’d from Sec of *9tate -1-20 mill tax
403.35
Rec’d from Sec of S tate-R acing Fees
10,875.00
Rec'd from 1951 Fair
4,208.33
Paid W arrants of Sherm an County Fair
Association
$ 14,075.31
Cash on hand Decemebr 31, 1951
L771.33
»
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9 13,840.04
TAYLOR GRAZING ACT FUND
Cash on hand Ju n e 30, 1951 _n/'
$ 1,352.69
Rec’d from Sec. of State
. -
339.19
Transferred to County General Fund
Order of County Court
Cash oix hand December 31, 1951
9 15,04« A4
500.00
1,191.88
' 9 1.091A8 9 1,691.00
TAYLOR GRAZING ACT WAR BOND ACCOUNT
Bonds and Interest on hand June 30, 1951 $ 1,156.48
Bonds and Interest on hand December 31, 1951
.'$ .1,156.48
9
COUNTY DOG TAX
Cash on hand June 30, 1951 -
$
Cash on hand December 31, 1951
1,150.48 9
1,130.40
20.36
20.36
9OA0 9
ADVANCE TAX FUND
Cash on hand June 30, 1951
.
$
Cash on hand December 31, 1951
20.36
3.06
3.06
9.00
4 9 '
9.00
STATE MALT BEVERAGE FUND
Cash on hand June 30, 1951
1,956.98
frdnr
593.38
Rec’d from Sec. of State, Malt Bev.
144.08
•Rqp'd from Sec. of State, Amusement Devices
68.68
Transferred to County General Fund
Budget Item
Cash on hand December 31, 1951
- $ , 2,708.12
$ 2,783.12
$
2,709.12
S H E R IFF’S UNSEGRRGATED T A Ï ACCOUNT
Rec’d from Sheriff
-
$377,036.32
* Apportioned to Funds
$377,036.32
$977,096.32
TAX FORECLOSED PROPERTY
Cash on hand June 30, 1951.
318.00
Transferred to County General Fund
Cash on hand December 31, 1951
there’s no substitute for comfort
’ À 3
•nabla»
the family
* to limit
the coït "i
CASH SEGREGATION
Copnty General Fund
Special Escheats Fund
General Road Fund
Revolving Fund - General Roads
Post W ar Road Construction
Special Road Tax Fund
Special Road Tax 1951-52
Non-High School District Tuition Fund
County Per Capita School Fund
Rural School D istrict
State School Fund
\
I .aw Library Fund
County Fair Fund
Taylor Grazing Act Fund
Taylor Grazing Act Bonds and Interest
County Dog Tax Fund
Advance Tax Fund
Tax Foreclosed Property Fund
9977,036.32
918.00 0
265.00
53.00
318.00
43,378.70
170.06
24,143.43
148.60
1,260.23
4,387.35
34,068.31
3,170.63
1.25
3.60
1,771.33
1,191-88
1,156.48
20.36
3.06
53.00
• 9 115301J7
Sherm an County Branch First Nat’l Bank $ 114 30137 •
United States Bonds
1 000 00
9 I t5301J 7 0 113301.37
State of Oregon
County of Sherman
) ss.
I, Naomi Van Gilder, County T reasurer of Sherm an Cn.In»v
Oregon, do hereby certify th at the foregoing is a tr u e ^ n d
statem ent of receipts and disbursem ents and balances of
of Sherm an County. Oregon, for the period
1951 a . appears upon the records of m y office and I n ^ y offlclai
custody as such T reasurer.
-
J om ciai
M art. HoaWMo„W,,n<M
h“ d
3O' hNX ° ,v i 1nn S i J ' 1951
County Clerk (Seall
; S h e rm a T c o Jiity T o u r e r
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