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PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, Grass Valley By Mn». A. P. Holzer MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, A P B n , », 1957 •tcrks. The coffee table k»H a before v UPI r j tt VZx'hirgipn 1 :j ' P,ant- •'* r >e •• .ap<;in ,he sper several veral weeks 1 Mrs. Vf FA "Wal- Pi i t w /h prizes goir.r Mr». here with her cousin, Lhuiii j burnet and the honor lace May. '.csx'sn “Oof?r ar.4 Tenure ft*r In« Scrwal of the RuTua people went era ‘'BirdbiB»” profuse- main in Rufus until school is out. Jirklual Type»” w? view the me qu dlrkfual Types Mrs Mr» Laura Ham- up to otl tan* tanks of the ly on the hillside overlooking the Mrs. W. H. McDonald of Port- m as— m »». A Mrs. ^n«»l i «4 m » s in «n elhtaaln Jumped iitmvwui • the V* » tracks »« V m Fl/j — |3 --------- V Ht — ------- w. OX mer and Carl Comini of F The A ( train which accident. ----- — — a a j Dalles gave short talks on organ- about two miles east of the John Harold Baker left Sunday to ac- her son and wife Mr. and Mrs. The cultocout pack No. 362 held guest. I he lace covered table held Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blagg and ing a Girl Scout troop. Mrs. Ha- Day river. The viewers got to cept a Job up In Washington. Mrs. Harland McDonald at the present its monthly meeting in the Ma the many lovely gin wrapped Sandra of Portland spent the zel Moore was also a guest. Re- pick bouquets of purple wild flow- Baker and the children will re- time. sonic hall Friday night at 8 p m. packages centered with a little week end here with his parent«, freshmenta of nut bread and cof- -------------------------------------------------------------------- -- ■ ----- — ■ ... -—» n Those attending were the Cub bunny rabbit. Mrs. Martin open- Mr. and Mrs. J. W Blagg. fee were aerved by Mrs Willard scouts of Den 1 and 3, Mr. and the gifts for the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May, Mrs. Barnett. The next meeting will be E. E. “ P inkie” Billing» Mrs. Ivan Blagg and Sharyl, Mrs. all. Refreshments were served at Hazel .Moore and Mr. and Mrs. held April 24 at the school cafe- P. O. Box 184 .Myrle Smith and Gordon, Mrs. the i lose of the afternoon by the Frank vop Borstel were among teria with thé lesson on herbs. The Dalle«, Oregon LET’S Alex Brander, Mrs. Bill Johnson hostesses. those who went on tour of The Mr. ‘and Mrs Dell Olds had as and Carmen, Mrs. Frank E. Bayer Cubscoutg of Den 1 met witn Dalles dam Saturday with the dinner guests Sunday Mr. and yowr Iq v it a b l« FACE Byron and Helen, Mr and Mrs. Den Mothers Mrs. Lester arnum Masons of The Dalles. Mrs. Marion Crews and son Don- M vlm g« re p rä s e n ta tiv « Lester Barnum, Mr. and Mrs. ynd Mrs. Clyde Stradley at the - - , — ajj, Of Stevenson, Wn Mr and YOU MUST START FACTS N M I Clyde Stradley, Mr. and Mrs. Mai- latter s home after school Monday A meeting was held at the home Mrs. F. M. Crews of Cannon colm Eslinger and Eddie, Gordon with seven members and Den of Mrg Harry Hooper Frtday af. Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon læmley, Orville Ruggles and El- th ief Jimmy Duncan present The ternoon for the purpose of organ- Lemley and family. TO ACQUIRE tf>n Eakln. meeting opened with a prayer led lzing a Ground Observer Corp Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Hattrup 1 he program opened with flag »y l ick Barnum, flag salute l»d ln Grass Valley area. M-Sgt. of Portland are the parents of a salute led by Tommy Barnum and by Kenneth Lemley, Jimmy had Ralph A Bragg of the USAF wa> daughter, Rita Jean, weighing RESERVE MONEY Gad Stri*dley« ‘‘J h e Lord’s Pray- all the scouts go through their re- present to instruct those present 7 *ha. 3 oz. bom March 30 at St. er by Den i 1; A m erica' by all; quirements. I hey finished their Jn the duties as observers and Vincents hospital. Grandparents Den 1 and 3 led some yells; In- u Ility chests closing the meeting teIj them the part the GOC plays are Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Borstel The mo»t dangerous Mtitude ia the world for any farmer, rao.her, or dian sign language was demon- with a birthday party for Dean toward the defense of our coun- of The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. strated by Den 3. Awards were Ruggles, lommy Barnum and try Hattrup of Portland Mrs C ocher bu5ine»>maa ia co think that since be can save only a »mall amount presented the following by Mal- Skeet Brander. Mrs. Alex Brand- ron Borstel of Moro Is the baby’s each year a savings program isn't worth »carting Even »mail »aviaga, colm Esllnger and Ivan Blagg; er furnished the refreshments of Mrs. Bennie Payne is doing great grandmother. made regularly, pave the route to a buffer for a bad year. Your Equitable Kenneth Blagg, 1 gold and 1 silver birthday cake decorated in blue full time duties at her home as Mr. and Mrs Frank von Bor- tepretencativc haa helped many other» build fundi when they thought arrow; Curt Blagg, bear badge and and yellow with the names of the observer and the following will gtel went to Seattle Thursday to it itnpoaiihle. Merely by placing your operating money with Equitable 1 gold arrow; Lowell Smith, 2 three honor guests. Ice cream and observe two days a month; Mrs. visit her brother Harland Clod- and gaining good earning» until you need it, you can make a »tart silver arrows; Mike Eshnger 2 »oft drinks. Roy Schilling, Mrs. Frank E. Bay- felter and family They returned toward a »olid lura of ready caah Find out more: phone your Equitable silver arrows; Tommy Barnum, Msr. Myrle Smith took her son, er, Mrs. Willard Rolfe, Mrs. Don to Portland Friday and attended representative or hll in and mail the coupon for full information. year pin and 3 silver arrows; Dick I-owell to The Dalles last Tues- Ix?ach, Mrs. Frank Ketter, Mrs. the dinner held In honor of the Barnum, 2 silver arrows; Skeet daY for medical attention, hav- A. A. Dunlap, Dick Ward, Mrs. national president of the Amen- Brander, year pin and 2 silver inK cut off part of his Index fin- Ted Trimble, Mrs. Bill Johnson, can Legion Auxiliary Mrs Leta ■ Q U I T A i t l B U ItD IN O , F O E ÎL A N O 4. O E IO O M arrows; Johnie Johnson, 2 silver ker- The brought Diane Pulliam Mrs. Eben Kee, Mrs. C. W. Fields, Zeller of Ohio. They returned Sat- arrows and Kenneth Lemley 2 sll- back with them for a visit. Wed- Mrs. Herman Peters, Mrs. Ken- urday stopping in Moro to ivslt Please see that I get full information about Equitable ver arrows. Tommy Barnum was nesday Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Eakln neth Crews and Mrs. Harry Hoop- his mother, Mrs C. von Borstel at saving» plana. presented his graduation certifl- °f The Dalles, Mrs. John Pulliam er, supervisor for the Grass Val- the Alfred Kock home ------- by c..»,---------- n v .r Mrs. le re . M rg cate Cubmaster -------- Orville Rug- and a” d riaucrhter daughter of of ÎU Denver, ley v a area. Sirttt iMIri/i ('!<• Closing was the grand howl Willard Leff and daugbtai and _______ ____ »-»w™ family of Kent were dinner guests • r l F D N,.. by l>oth dens. Mrs. lx-ta Eslinger of Moro came Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alberty and Sunday at"the ” Carl'von Borate! Mrs. Carl Watkins, Mrs. Robert and spent the day with the Myrle Mr. and Mrs. Curly DeMoss of home. lorn Tatum and Mrs. Max Nogle were Smith fanrfly celebrating the bir- Moro went to Portland Friday on Cubscouts of Den 3 met with hostesses at a pink and blue thday anniversary of Mrs. Esling- business. They met Mrs. A. S. Al- Den Mother Mrs Malcolm Eslin- .shower honoring Mrs. Boh Martin er- Diane Pulliam went back to berty and children of Newberg ger at her home after school held at the home of Mrs. Ted The Dalles with her mother. and brought them home with Monday. After flag salute they Carlson Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Crews of thern- Monday Mr. and Mrs. A. S. practiced Indian sign language 33 women present. The buffet was Cannon Beach arrived Friday Alberty and Peggy returned to gave a yell and finished their decorated with a bouquet of pink, from Arizona where they spent Newberg for their household aluminum foil pictures they blue and white daisies flanked the winter, to visit her daughter, 8°°ds and will move lhto the started last week, practiced the by a papa, mama and two little Mrs. Gordon Ix-inley and family. house recently vacated by the BUI grand howl. Mrs. Esllnger served a Mr. v sa* u m i H i I O. VV I I U U I I I 1 Brlnkert JI H in t 1 I • ~ . and Mrs. William A,sup family^ Mr. - . Alberty Is honoring Leonard Eakln. He was and Gary were In Portland March working for Eben Kee. presented with a Cubscout ring as 21 to visit her mother, Mrs. Chris- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blbby and a birthday gift. tine Fredeen, who came home Sue, were business visitors with them and visited until Wed- *n Portland several days last "Brook ~bourburC_ i k a l i i ! ” nesday when Mr. and Mrs. Bill weelc- RUFUS ITEMS Brlnkert took her to her home In Mr. and M„ Myr)e SmUh ha(J The grade school is making up Portland and went to Vancouver as their guests over the weekend a picnic basket which they will where they attended a funeral his brother in law and sister, Mr. raffle off to help raise funds for and will spend a few days visit ami Mrs. Oscar Marquissee and their picnic. $4.35 4-5 qt. ing relatives and friends. It was discussed what the PTA son, Jim, from Ellensburg. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ualzef were could do to help the children. It Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Stark of in Wasco Sunday to spend the day - Terrebonne were over’ night declded a new Ping-pong visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hart- guegtg Sunday at the o , u b ,e needed. The film on The mann. They took a drive to The horne ¡J“ ¡¡“ ¡J Stark Dalles dam didn’t arrive. It Is Dalles in the afternoon. Th ,, pytPn«mn ..ni» planned to show It on some spe- Mr. and Mrs. Myrle Smith had Wednesday afternoon in T h l ©lal night as soon as It is available, as dinner guests last Sunday Mrs. 8chool cafeterla w ith 18 .».».miir! The members brought a sack Rhoda West and Dean Woods. p^X t M% BoJci B l a v S lunch’ and was mad* Mr. and Mrs. A. von Borstel and chairman nreshled' Mr« in i n cafeteria as there were no ir. and and Mrs. Mrs. Fred von Borstel ^ " X T a g e n T gaw the Mr. were dinner guests Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. Atlee Wilson and Frank Sayrs home in Moro. granddaughter, nter, Jerry Lou, were T he an sw ers to everyday visitors at the Stacy Wilson home Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ziegler liiMurunce problem n * Jr. and family of The Dalles spent in Seattle. Stacy works for the \ Cfuerful as its Name By Frank K etter Sunday visiting his parents, Mr. Boeing aircraft plant near Seattle. • I f you'll uddreMM y o u r ow n Insur and Mrs. Herman Ziegler and Dentist Wally Joe Morris and Russell ALSO AVAIL a BLR. K tn tu tty B ltn d tJ f+'kiikty in t h * tra d itio n a l round b o ttl« ance q u estion s to tiili» office, w e'll his aunt, Mrs. Earl Olds and fam Moro Hotel Bldg. JO 5-35« 1 Blake did not go back to OSC this THf OLD SUNNY BROOMjCOJJPAWY. LOUISVILLE, KY DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION try to giv e you the correct ana- term. They are undecided on what Office Days: Tues. A Wed. ily. KUH 66 PROOF • KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY CONTAINS 6 5 % CRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS w e n ami there w ill he no charge they want to do. Mr. and Mrs. James Tyler and or obligation of any kind. family presently of Colton were over night guests lust Monday at 3. Other Auxiliary Agencies; (1) School lunch the Myrle Smith home. a. Personal service Mr. and Mrs. Art Schilling 3,600.00 3,600.00 3,500.00 b. Supplies and other expenses 100.00 100.00 drove to Portland Friday where said district will be held at the high school at Moro on the 22nd day of April, 1957, 125.00 (2) Other Auxiliary Services: 8 o clock p m., for the purpose of discussing the budget for the fiscal school year they met his parents, Mr. and at beginning July 1, 1957, and ending June 30, 1958 hereinafter set forth 7 ’ b. Supplies and other expenses 350.00 350.00 350.00 Mrs. W. F. Schilling and brought 4. Total Expense Auxiliary Agencies • 94,410.00 9 94,410.00 9 22,480.00 them to Grass Valley after spend- VI. FIXED CHARGES k ,he winter In Cottage Grove (Exclusive of items Included under V-2) Ql KHTION: Will Auto Thcff wHh thelr w)n w c Schilling and 1. Insurance 1,500.00 1,500.00 Schedili« I 2,150.00 luMuranec pay for I omn by theft fumllv 2. Rent AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES 50.00 50.00 50.00 of it full M«*t o f mechiiiiir'N I« h »I m 3. Retirement 3,051.00 Nancy Crews went home with 3,051.00 2,735.00 Total AU General If thety are Molen frinii u car the BUI Todd family. Sunday 4. Other fixed charges 148.00 ITEM 148.00 135.00 Fuad Fund 5. T o ta l F ixed Charges | anil provided they are all auto from church and spent the after 4,740.00 1 Í 4,740.00 11 3,070.00 Estimated IlcceiptM from_ VII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS m obile tools? noon with Ardine Todd. 1. Basic School Support Fund 1. Sites and Improvements of sites 2,000 00 2,000.00 9 10,300.00 3,206.00 9 10,300.00 Mr. and Mrs. Olan Stark and 2. 1'uitlon—Secondary 2. New buildings ANSW ER: Not na a rule. (Ir- 350.00 )«.• 350.00 26,683.00 family and Mrs. Josephine Park 3. F-wUmatrd Total Keceiptn 3. Additions and alterations - dlnarily, liiNiiran<*e oompnnlen pay • 10,850.00 6 10,850.00 to buildings 4,000.00 only for th eft of tools lined In the hurst of Kent drove to Bremerton 4. Estimated Available Cash Balance or Deficit 4,000.00 4. Library Books (Add Cash Balance—Deduct Deficit» 600.00 6,000.00 600.00 6,000.00 o|M-ratlon of a particular car. Saturday to visit an aunt, Mrs. G. 300.00 5. EM lm ated total receipt» and available 5. Buses and other transportation Such an Jarka, lug w rench«« and L. Gordon. They stop|>ed In Olym cash balance or deficit equipment 2,500 00 4,850.00 2,500 00 pia ami visited Arnold Sharp on 9 8 4.050.00 9,000.00 mo forth. 6. Furniture, fixtures and other their way home. S<-hedule II GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES equipment 12,351.00 12,351.00 13,911.00 Mrs. Hazel Moore left Saturday Frank K etter Agency Total 7. Total C apital O utlays « 21,451.00 Budget 9 21,451.00 9 55.100.00 for Hood River to spend a week Estimated Allowance VIII. DEBT SERVICE— NON-BONDED Grunn Valley, Ore. >»h. 44i Expenditures 1. Interest on warrants in Detail 300 00 SecomLuy for the for the 2. Interest on other indebtedness ITEM Schools Knauing Current and bank charges 900 00 t^*adea School Yeai School Year 3 Total Debt Service—Non-Bonded l.9OO.<MI 9 1957 to 1958 IX. EMERGENCY 2,500.00 9 9 2.325.08 I. GENERAL CONTROL TOTAL S< HEDI'LE II—GE.NKR.4L FUNI ) 1. Personal Service: Total Eat. Exp.Items 1-g, II-7, 111-8,1 V-5, (1) Clerk 600.00 9 600.00 IV-3, V-4, VI-3, VII-», VII1-3, IX 9 600.00 9 9 113,888.00 9 IJ2.500.00 (2) Clerical assistants 400.00 4(H) 00 4(H). 00 Schedule III ROND INTEREfi KT AND HINKING FUND 2. Supplies 175.00 175.00 175.00 DEBT SERVICE—BOND INTEREST 3. Elections and publicity 200 00 200.00 200.00 SINKING F IN D 4. Legal service (clerk’s bond, audit, 1. Principal on bonds (Include nego etc.) 200.00 200.00 300.00 tiable interest-bearing warrants 5. Other expenses of general control: issued under section 111-1016. O. C. L. A.) 51,000.00 26,000.00 (1) 250.00 250.00 200.00 2. Interest on bonds 14,650.00 7,525.00 8. Total Expense of Geuerul Control 8 I.835.UU 1.825.00 1,873.00 9 9 3. Total Schedule III—Debt Service II. INSTRUCTION Rond and Interest 85,850.00 9 9 55,325.00 1. Personal Service; (1) Schedule VII SUMMARY OF ESTIMATES OF EXPENDITURE, RECEIPTS AND 6,500.00 6,500.00 6,000.00 (2) Teachers 35,333.00 35,333.00 AVAILABIJC CASH BA LA N C E, AND TAX LEVIES 26,850.00 (3) Substitute Teachers 100 00 400.00 400.00 Rond Interest (4) Clerical assistants 400.00 400.00 400 00 ____ ______ G eneral Fund and s i n k ing 2. lib rary supplies, repairs 150.00 150.00 150.00 ETIMATION OF TAX Total AU total Fund ToUl 3. Teaching supplies 1,800.00 1,800.00 1,300.00 LKVY F unds Schedule II S ch ed u le III 4. Textbooks 100.00 100 00 100.00 5. Other expenses of Instruction 100.00 100.00 100.00 Total estimated expenditures 181,338.00 $ 115,688.00 $ 65,650 00 8. Total Expense of Instruction 6 44,783.00 9 44,789.00 9 35,100.00 DEDUCT: « II. OPERATION OF PLANT Total estimated receipts and available 1. Personal Service: cash balances (Schedule I> 4.650 00 4,650 00 (1) Janitors and other employees 3,750 00 3,750.00 3,600.00 Amt. necessary to balance budget 1 fM M 00 111,038.00 05.650.00 (2) 800.00 800 00 300.00 Balant-e to be rained by taxation 178,888.00 111,038.00 63,850.00 2. Supplies 1,200.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 ADD: 3. Fuel 5.000(H) 5,000.00 2,800.00 Eatmated amount of taxes that will not 2.400(H) 4. Light and power 2.400 00 2,200.00 be collected during the fiscal year for 5. Telephone 4(H) 00 4(H) 00 250.00 which this budget is made, Including 300(H) 6. Other expenses of operation 300 00 300.00 estimated rebate on taxes 5,300.50 3,331 00 1.965.50 7. TVital Kxpeuse of Operation 6 13.830.00 9 13,850.00 9 10,850.00 Total «MtJmated tax levies for ensuing V. MAINTENANCE AND REFA1KH fiscal year » 181,088.54) 8 114.380.00 8 87.810.50 1. Repairs, maintenance and replacement INDEBTEDNESS ili burniture and equipment 520 00 520.00 1,520.00 1. Amount of bonded Indebt • (2) Building structurt 100.00 100 00 Dated this March 18. 1957 edness (include all negoti 2. Upkeep of grounds 300(H) 300(H) 200.00 Signed: Clara E. Houston able Interest-bearing war 3. Total Expeuae of Maintenance District Clerk rants issued under OR8 92O-4N) and Repairs 030.00 9 1,790.00 9 9 Harold Eakln 328 205 t 275.000 00 . AUXILIARY A tiE N U IE ' Chairman, Board of Directors 2. Amount of warrants in • 1. Health Service: debtedness on warrants (D Supplies and other expenses 100 00 100 00 100.00 Approved by Budget Committee issued and endorsed “not < 2. Transportation of Pupils: • March IS. 1957 paid for want of funds” S 2*13 68 (D Personal service 15,310.00 15,310.00 15,325.00 Signed: Paulen Kaseberg @ 3. Amount of other indebt 1.800(H) (2) Supplies and icpalrs 1.800,00 1. JOO.00 Secretary, Budget Committee edness (3) Insurance 400 00 400 00 300 00 Ivan Blagg 4. Total Indebtedness ». 2,750 00 14) Other expenses of transportation 3,789.00 1,550 00 Chairman, Budget Committee (»urn of Items I, 1. 3) 8 377.71* 1 "The best words for cheer, friends 1 $2.80 pint 7Zptt/y<MtÄ7w/ Sunny Brook^Bourbon Dr. Frank D. Reid NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING BUDGET
