Sherman County journal., July 26, 1957, Page 4, Image 4

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PAGI» 4
»H&KMAM COUNTY JO U RN A L, MORO, OREGON
Grau Valley
By Mr«. A. F. Balzer
.Mr. and Mrs. .John Rolfe and
sons, Rodney and Ronald, w ere
d in n er guests S atu rd ay evening
at the hom e of his m other, Mrs.
T. M. Rolfe w ith Mrs. H a rrie tt
W ells as co-hostess. About 8 p. m.
friends and nelghtiors cam e in
and surp rised Jo h n Rolfe w ith a
■party celebrating h is 50th b irth ­
day -anniversary. Those presen t
included Mr. and Mrs. A rt Juste-
sen, Mr. an d Mrs. H a rry Juste-
sen, th e ir niece Janice D ocker of
V ancouver, B. C., Mr. and Mrs.
Jo h n R eckm an, Mr. and Mrs. F red
von Borstel, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es
E arl, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce B lay­
lock, Roger H ahn, Mr. and Mrs.
H arry Howell, Mr. and Mrs. A r­
chie C an trall, Mr. and Mrs. G erald
Blagg, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rolfe,
Bob Rolfe and Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
B aker and son, Douglas of Clarno.
Rodney Rolfe, recently retu rn ed
from overseas, show ed slides of
p ictures
tak en
in
G erm any,
F ran ce and The N etherlands. G er­
ald Blagg won the prize for the
guessing gam e.
Janice Docker
won the door prize. R efreshm ents
of b irth d ay cake, lee cream and
coffee w ere served by the h o st­
esses assisted by Mrs. Jo h n Rolfe.
Mrs. H arold E akin was hostess
to the bridge club at h er hom e
T h ursday w ith d essert luncheon
followed by b rid g e at tw o tables.
Mrs. Eiien Kee held high score,
Mrs. H erm an P ete rs second and
Mrs. A. A. D unlap low. Mrs. Al­
fred Kock
won the trav elin g
prize. O thers p rese n t w ere Mrs.
Jack Adams and Mrs. A. F. B al­
zer.
Ronald R oberts of C orvallis,
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. F red
Cox, is am ong the 31 Boy Scouts
from Oregon, who will sail for
E ngland for the W orld Jamlxaree.
A fter the ja m b o ree they w ill tour
E urope iiefore re tu rn in g to P o rt­
land S eptem ber 8. Ronald and his
bro th er, Rodney, w ere am ong the
scouts a tten d in g
the N ational
Jam lxjree at Valley Forge, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie i’ayne had
as guests W ednesday and T h u rs­
day Mr. and Mrs. C. L. F agan and
son, Donnie, of P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin F u lkerson
and children of T h e Dalles w ere
d in n er guests Sunday at the Ben­
nie I’ayne home.
Mrs. H arold G ilbert and child­
ren left S atu rd ay for th e ir home
in E m poria, K ansas a fte r sp en d ­
ing several w eeks here v isiting
Mr. and Mrs. F re d Cox.
Mrs. A. von Borstel accom pan­
ied Mrs. C arl von B orstel to The
Dalles F riday w here she accom ­
panied Mrs. Ted von Borstel and
Miss Cassie H olm es to P o rtlan d
w here Miss Holmes and Mrs. A.
von B orstel atten d ed the annual
N u rse’s Home Com ing at St. V in­
c e n t’s hospital. Mrs. A. von Bor­
stel retu rn ed hom e S aturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H aynes of
I xm Angeles, Calif., cam e F riday
and Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph H aynes
of R ichland, Wn., cam e S atu rd ay
and w ere guests of th e ir sister,
Mrs. A. A. D unlap. S unday they
all w ent to V iking P ark for the
H aynes fam ily reunion.
Alxmt
50 enjoyed the picnic dinner. All
ten of the H aynes children w ere
present. Mrs. Em m a l ’luem ke of
P ortlan d ta m e home w ith Mrs.
D unlap for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. G ene Reynolds
arid d au g h ters retu rn ed hom e re-
FRIDA Y , JU LY 2«, 1957
cently from a vacation of ten days
at Seaside. Je an n ie B au m g artn er
of P ortlan d accom panied them to
the beach. U ttle M ark Reynolds
stayed w ith his g ran d p a re n ts, the
D. L. Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Boggs of
H erm iston w ere Sunday gu ests a t
the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Len
G arland.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k von B orstel
w ent to P ortland last T uesday on
business, en ro u te borne they
stopped in The Dalles to visit his
m other at th e hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy H osklnson of
Palm S prings, Calif., w ere d in n er
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. von Bor­
stel last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clodfelter
and W endell w ere business v isit­
ors in P o rtlan d T h u rsd ay .
Mr. and Mrs. D ennis A ndersen
Floyd Maxwell, newly appointed
left Ju ly 15 fo r th e A lam eda Na­
Managing Director of the Oregon
val Air Station afte r spending
Centennial Exposition and Inter­
tw o w eeks here v isitin g his mo­
national Trade Fair to be held la
th e r Mrs. Jack G riffith and Mr.
Portland in 1959.
G riffith and her p aren ts, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon G ard in The Dalles
and relatives in W hite Salm on
and Bingen, W ashington.
Mrs. Hazel Moore of Chicago,
111., who has been v isiting in the
sta te of W ashington is h ere w ith
N early 24,000 traffic accidents
her cousin, Mrs. WMilace May to
occurred on Oregon stre e ts and
help d u rin g h arv est.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam A liierty and h ighw ays d u rin g th e first five
c h ild ren are in T lffC lty , M issouri m onths of th is year, th e depart-
v isitin g her p are n ts Mr. and Mrs.
G eorge Ruddlck.
Mr. and Mrs. M ervln Cloe and
son of T he Dalles w ere luncheon
guests S u nday at th e F red Cox
home.
Mrs. E ugene K nott of K ent e n ­
tered a Dalles hospital T uesday
and u n d erw en t m ajor su rg ery
W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E arl Olds and Ro­
b in t<Mjk Donna P e rry to her home
in P o rtlan d Sunday afte r sp en d ­
ing a week here w ith them . T hey
w ere gu ests of th e G lenn P errys.
Over 10,000 Hurt
Each Month
THE FRUIT BASKET
CARD OF TH AN K S
We w ant to give o u r th a n k s to
neigblMN's and friends and th e
Moro and Wasco fire d ep a rtm en ts
w ho helped in fighting th e fire
near o u r places in G rass Valley
T h e auNwer» to everyday
S atu rd ay evening.
InM irnnce problèm e*
Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck Benson
By F lu n k B e tte r
Mr.
and Mrs. R obert Brown
• I f you'll mldree» yo u r own Inaur-
Mr. ami Mrs. H ershell Riggs
•nee quentton» to till» office, w e'll
Mr ami Mrs. A rch C antrall
try to give yon the correct ans­
How uoil Know!
P erfection
in ery service
at reasonable cost
Q U E S T IO N :
Doe» Medical P ay­
m ent» coverage, a» applied to
auto lii»u ian cc, Include luiym ecQ
fo r m edical
tre atm e n t
fo r my
w ife and m y *e lf If we are Inju red
In o u r ow n car?
A N S W E R : Ye», to the fu ll lim it
of the co verage you lia»e. q
Q
F ra n k B e tte r Agency
QraM Vall«>. Ore.
Ph. 441
T otal
FuSeral Service
Leonard & CkVilma Smith
Ben L. Calin'9T?
Directors
Phone
T h e Dalle» CY 6-1111
PLAN
YOUR
SEASONS
PRODUCTION FINANCING
THROUGH YOUR LOCAL
PRODUCTION CREDIT ASS N.
«
$
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEM BER
OCTOBER
NOVEM BER
D ECEM BER
JA N UA RY
FEBRU A RY
MARCH
A P R IL
MAY
JU N E
T o ta l
DORIN WILBURN
W e ll
T he Dalles, Oregon
P hone CY 6-3729
Jeep
SALES & SERVICE
$
1,504.29
Total G eneral F u n d E x p en d itu re s
Total Road Fund E x p en d itu res
T otal Special Road Tax 1956-57
$
76,607.55
129.883.80
1,504 "»
OWNED AND OPERATED BY AND
FOR FARMERS AND RANCHERS
T otal o u tstan d in g w arra n ts as of J u n e 30, 1957
TOTAL
W ARRANTS
IS S U E D
T o ta l W arran t» Issued
t o ta l w a r r a n ts paid
664
$
76.607.55
8
76,667.00
Mid-Columbia
Production
TO TA L W ARRANTS PAID
Credit Association
T otal n u m b er of claim s p resented ag ain st
Special Tax F u n d 1956-57
4th & Court Streets
G ross am o u n t of claim s against
F irst Federal Savings & Special Road T ax F u n d 1956-57
Loan Building
T o ta l W arran t» I » » tie d
T otal o u tstan d in g w a rra n ts as of Ju n e 30,1957
Phone CY 6-2468
TOTA I W ARItA N TS PAID
The Dalles, Oregon ________
#
In cidental expense
R ecord books & blanks
Office equipm ent
P h o to stat equipm ent
COUNTY A G EN T
COUNTY ASSESSOR
A ssessor's salary
in cid en tal expense
A ppraisal, field w ork & salary
Office equip., rep airs, m aln ten ., etc.
R eappraisal sinking fund
Board of E qualization
COUNTY S H E R IF F
S h e riff’s salary
Ik’p u ty S h eriff's salary
In cid en tal expenses
S tate In d u stria l Acci. Comm.
Official car
T rav el outside co u n ty
COUNTY T R E A SU R ER
T re a s u re r’s salary
In cid en tal expenses
Office eq u ip m en t
SHERMAN-WASCO H E A L T H U N IT
COUNTY CORONER
Fees & expenses
J u ro rs A w itnesses
E L EC TIO N S
Ju d g es A Clerks
Ballots A supplies
Booths
.
Ballot t*>xes A reft* ti“ lon
COUNTY SCHtXYLS
4-H Club F air
T each ers’ In stitu te
“
Per C apita <»• $10.01»
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
In cid en tal expenses
J a n ito r's wages
R epair & im provem ents
COUNTY J A IL
B oard of p riso n ers A supplies
COUNTY PR IN T IN G
O
232.45
204.30
154.80
219.10
170 20
115.55
191.55
138.30
1 11 00
97.1.-,
A m ount
Expended
2,000.00
310.00
800(H)
2,000.00
319.01
786.40
800.00
1,100.00
25.00
25.00
100.00
412.:j6
1,014.08
22.50
# 2,014.00
SOURCE OF R E C E IP T S
R ecording fees
Law L ib rary
C ircu it C ourt fees
P ro b ate and C ounty C ourt fees
M arriage licenses
M iscellaneous copying and indexing
M igratory liens
L itig an t fees
D ivorce fees
T o ta l Receipt»
72,.102.21
560
D ISBU RSEM EN TS
M igratory liens paid
L itig an t fees paid to
D ivorce fees paid to
Fees paid to C ounty
to Sec. of S tate
S tate T re a s u re r
S tate T re a s u re r
T re a s u re r
Total Disbursem ent»
STA TE O F OREGON
658.95
105.60
155.00
395.00
9.00
588.95
28.50
58.00
15.00
$ 2,014.00
$
28.50
58.00
15.00
1,912.50
Balances
9.01 O. D.
13.60
387.64
85.92
2.50
25.00
100.00
50.00
50.00
1,800.00
370.00
350.00
1,800.00
415.30
350.00
45.30 O. D.
4,000.00
2,000.00
1(H). 00
300.00
300 00
1.760(H)
6.750(H)
4,000.00
2,000.00
384.45
292.71
299.60
1.758.20
6.750(H)
15.55
729
.40
1.80
4,000.00
4(H).00
2,000.00
200.00
4,000.00
100.00
4,000.00
588.93
1,945.46
187.75
4,(HH) .00
183.10
4,000.00
3,600 (H)
850.00
125.00
840 (H)
200.00
4,000.00
3,600.00
896.99
104.07
840 00
337.33
137.33 O. D.
2,000.00
150.00
100 00
5,000.00
2.000.00
160.03
134.29
4,041.25
10 03 0. I).
3 » 29 O. D.
958.75
75(H)
25.00
46.10
500.00
300.00
50(H)
20(H)
884 80
316.00
121.00
20.00
384.80 0.
16 (H) O.
71.00 0 .
7(H). 00
250(H)
6.480 00
875.00
250.00
175.00 0 . D
2.5001)0
2.800.00
1,000 00
2.722.53
2.800 00
118.85
250 00
600 00
264 20
54931
188.93 O. I).
54.54
12.25
28.90
25.00
6.480^»
222.53 O.
881.15
14 2 0 0 D
50.19
)
) S3.
I, M arie H oskinson, C ounty C lerk of the C ounty of S herm an,
S tate of O regon, do hereby certify th a t th e foregoing rep o rt is p re­
p ared from and based ui>on th e records of this office and that the
1.501.29
sam e is a full, tru e and correct rep o rt to th e best of my know ledge
1.504.29
and belief.
1.184.29
Dated th is 18th day of Ju ly , 1957.
(SEAL)
M arie H oskinson
C ounty Clerk
320.00
4.00 0.
104.00
100.00
IN D EM N ITY ((B ang’s Diseased Cattle)
43.50
6.50
50.00
M ENTALLY D ISEA SED CASES
PU B L IC A SSISTA NCE
831.00
831.00
G eneral A ssistance
3,362.00
3,362.00
Old age assista n ce
1,259.00
1,259.00
Aid to d ependent children
705.00
Aid to p erm an en tly & totally disabled
705.00
140.00
4,192.00
4,339.00
E M ERG ENCY FU N D
ASSOCIATION OREGON COU N TIES
140.00
158.77
18.77 O.
Dues
5.00
5.00
P ublic I-ands Com m ittee
900.00
900.00
COUNTY A U D IT
521.53
450.00
71.53 O.
PREM IUM ON O F F IC E R S ’ BONDS
DEMOSS M EM ORIAL PARK
570.23
200.00
370.23 O.
In cid en tal expenses
675.00
828.26
153.26 0 . D.
COURTHOUSE INSURANCE
105.00
105.00
IN SU RA N CE K E N T LEGION HALI4
2,410.00
2,410.00
U. S. F IS H A W IL D L IF E SER V IC E
65.83
790.00
G O VERNM EN T T R A P PE R
724.17
400.00
466.50
ANNOTATIONS & LAW BOOKS
66.50 O.
750.00
750.00
FA IR GROUND INSU RA N CE
2,000.00
2,000.00
SHERM AN COUNTY FA IR A SSN
750.00
636.91
R E T IR E M E N T
113.09
2,000.00
2,045.92
AM BULANCE FUND
45.92 O. D.
$ 76,607.55
Total»
$ 88,601.00
TOTALS— Ju ly 1, 1956 th ru Ju n e 30, 11957 GeneFal F u n d Budget
Less G eneral Fund E x p en d itu res
a
Net Balance
T ra n sfe rre d to Bringe Survey Acc’t by Court O rder 6-30-57
a
11,991.45
2,300.00
Balance
P er capita fund tra n sfe rre d to School Supt.
a
9,693.43
6,480.00
Total Net Balance
ROAD FUND
a
1,213. »5
83.10 0 . D.
46.99 0 . D.
20.93
# 2,014.00
COUNTY O F SHERM AN )
# 121,199.36
1936 TH R U JU N E 30, 1937
ED BALANCES CO V ERIN G P E R IO D FROM J1 LY I,
D ep u ty ’s salary
83.45
129,883.80
C O U N T Y C L E R K 'S A N N U A l? R E P O R T OF e x p e n d it u r e s AND U N EX PE N D
$
Phone 2394
4,305.34
$ 129,883.80
T otal W arrant» l»»ued
8,384.24
T otal o u tstan d in g w a rra n ts as of Ju n e 30, 1957
A m ount
Budgeted
Madras, Oregon
MONTHLY R E C E IP T S
JU LY
AUGUST
SEPTEM BER
OCTOBER
NOVEM BER
D ECEM BER
JA N UA RY
FEBRU A RY
MARCH
A P R IL
MAY
JU N E
$ 207,995.6»
T o tal n u m b er of claim s p resen ted against
G en eral Road F u n d
,
G ross am ount of claim s ag ain st G eneral Road
AC< 'DU N T
H. S. Michael, Inc.
Total Receipts
T otal
812 E. 7th St.
JU N E SO, 1957
320.00
1,184.29
MAY
JU N E
D rillin g
COUNTY C L E R K ’S A N NU A L RE PO R T OF F E E S R EC EIV ED
AND D ISBU RSEM EN TS OF SAME FROM JULY I 1956 TH RU
8,168.15
9,488.98
14,656.59
9,283.13
6,801.75
24,567.67
7,489.45
8,651.80
9,575.97
13,234.76
8.525.03
hphcial ItOAD tax F U N D 1956-57
T otal n u m b er of claim s p resen ted against
G eneral F u n d
T otal am ount of claim s ag ain st G eneral b und
COUNTY COURT
Ju d g es Salary
J u d g e ’s expenses
C om m 'rs fees, mileage, adm in.
C IR C U IT COURT
W itnesses & ju r o r ’s fees
R e p o rte r’s fees & salary
Meals for ju ro rs
B ailiff’s fees
Ju d g e's expense
JU S T IC E COURT
Ju ro rs, w itnesses, etc
Salary
Office A d m in istratio n
D IST R IC T ATTORNEY
COUNTY CLERK
C lerk ’s salary
prom ising sta rt.
F avorable w ea­
th e r for the rest of th e grow ing
season could change th e picture
but probably not enough to m atch
last y e a r’s record tonnage.
M eanw hile, farm incom e sup­
ported by slightly . h igher farm
t i8
prices ami Soil Bank p aym ents is
holding up. Spending for food has
been u p about 5 per cent, in line
w ith a 5 per cent increase in con­
su m er Income. A bout half th e in­
crease w ent to cover h igher m ar­
k eting charges w ith th e o th e r half
going to farm ers.
T e l. CY6-5362 T h e Dalles, Ore.
# 129,883.80
Loans are m ade to c a r r y
through the entire production
period. You pay back the loan
only after you market crops or
livestock , . . and interest on
each dollar only for the exact
number of days you used it.
PRODUCTION CREDIT
ASSOCIATION
76,607.55
MONTH
; f N ER A L ItOAD FUND E X P E N D IT U R E S BY
9,440.52
SAVE
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. A lberty had
as w eekend g u ests Mr. and Mrs.
Tom J e tte and fam ily of St. Paul,
Oregon.
H a rry Howell took his fath er,
G eorge Howell to P o rtlan d F rid ay
for medical atten tio n .
He will
stay w ith his siste r, Mrs. S arah
Young a t Oregon C ity for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. F red Cox and Mrs.
H arold G ilbert and ch ild ren drove
to Corvallis Ju ly 14 to visit the
fo rm e r’s son in law and d au g h ter,
Mr. and Mrs. A1 R oberts u n til
W ednesday. Linda R oberts who
sj>ent several w eeks h ere w ith her
g ran d p a re n ts
re tu rn e d to h er
hom e w ith them .
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k E. Bayer
and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. E u ­
gene V lntln of Corvallis w ere d in ­
ner guests the evening of Ju ly 16
at th e F ra n k T. B ayer hom e cele­
b ratin g th e 10th b irth d a y of L in­
da P errlgo of A storia who is v isit­
ing w ith her g ran d p aren ts.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Crew s of
Cannon Beach b ro u g h t th e ir d au ­
g hter, Mrs. G ordon Ixmiley and
children, Jan ice and Allan, home
T uesday afte r spending ten days
th e re w ith them . H er son, K en­
neth Lem ley will v isit h is uncle
and au n t, Mr. and
Mrs. David
S tum p a few days at M onmouth.
Oregon Crops Good;
Nation Only Fair
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
TO PLAN
IS TO
Mr. and Mrs. H arry S tark and
fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. F ran k E.
B ayer and children, Byron and
Helen, an d Mr. and Mrs. C u rtis
S tark of Bend w ent to T erreb o n n e
S unday to th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. H adley S tark to celeb rate
th e ir b irth d ay an n iv ersaries.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph Ualzer and
children, A nnette and Ja re n , of
P o rtlan d drove to C atnp Baldwin
S atu rd ay aftern o o n to pick up
th e ir son, Carcel and a friend,
w ho spent a week at th e Boy
Scout eam p, and d ro v e here and
w ere o ver night guests of his p a r­
has a com plete line of fruit* anil ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Balzer.
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an P eters Jr.
vegetables for th e pleasure anil
eustalning of cu»tonier». It fea­ am i son of Hood R iver and h er
tu res fine q uality anil good price» paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis L ary,
based on fre»li product« rig h t of Kelso, Wn., w ere over night
guests S atu rd ay at th e hom e of
from the farm s.
O PEN : 10:00 a. in. u n til 8:00 p. m. the fo rm e r’s p aren ts, th e H erm an
IHM'ATION: n ea r H ighw ay T av ­ P eters,
Mrs. C harles L em ley and F ra n k
ern , u mile ea»t of T he Dalle»..
Ixmiley o f G resham cam e Sunday
to visit her d au g h ter, Mrs. Arzell
John W. Re
o w n er and o p era to r
I»emley.
w er» am i there w ill lie no charge
• r obligation of any kind.
1957 is estim ated a t m y e th a n
tw o m illion tons, up 7 p er cent
from last y ear and 20 p er cent
m ore th an average.
The s ta te ’s
O regon crop p ropects at m id­ Iiurley production is forecast at a
y ear are g enerally favorable hut record-high of 22 Vk m illion b u sh ­
per
a n ----
last
farm
ro u g h n o u u t i th e »«»«was
nation els, 5 H
ia
rn w ers
rs th
u iriw
*-» cent larg er th
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mav reap th e sm allest to tal crop y ea r and nearly double th e aver-
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h arv est in six years, rep o rt Ore- age h arvest,
gon S tate college ag ric u ltu ral p re se n t pro sp ects are for a Bart-
.
le tt pear crop about one-fourth
In ju rie s d u rin g th e first five econom ists.
O regon farm ers will p ro b ab ly above average, and fall and w in ­
m o n th s
of th e y ear totalled
6,042, also a slig h t decline w hen follow th e national tren d th is year te r pears are estim ated at nearly
com pared w ith th e sam e period tow ard less w h eat and corn b ut one-fifth above average. A size­
a b u m p e r barley crop. F ew er able crop increase is also ex p ect­
in 1956.
peaches, grapes, and p ru n es th an ed in O regon’s late sum m er po ta­
D uring May, latest m onth for iaav
— ,-------- —
last y ea r
a re -----
also expected
in toes.
w hich figures a re available, th e re Oregon, h u t increases a re in sig h t
The generally good p rospects
w ere 2,107 accidents in P o rtlan d ; fo r most o th e r field am i fru it and for Oregon h arv e sts are in con­
1.365 m ishaps in th e o th e r u rb an n u t crops, according to USDA’s tra s t to th e n atio n al picture. A
a re as of th e sta te , and 1,299 acci- j u jy crop rep o rt.
com bination of bad w eath er and
d en ts in ru ra l locations.
¡¿ay production in O regon for Soil Bank acreage cutbacks h as re­
su lted in th e sm allest planted
acreage in n early 40 years, th e
TO TA L K A I-K M .I T IIIK S A M I TO « HAT P ' M> < HA “ LEO KOI! econom ists report. T he n ational
PER IO D FROM JU LY L l®5® I H R ! J t M 1-
crop o u tp u t now looks to be about
7 p er cen t below last year and th e
O
IT
I
R
E
S
BY
M
O
N
T
H
COUNTY G E N E R A L F IN D E X PE N
sm allest since 1951.
$
8,283.81
JU LY
M ajor crops planted last fall
7,300.34
AUGUST
7.334.92
and
th is sp rin g in Im p o rtan t
SEPTEM BER
3,595.03
areas
th ro u g h o u t th e
U nited
OCTOBER
8,334.62
S ta te s got off to a slow and un-
NOVEM BER
4,157.99
D ECEM BER
7,039.19
JANUARY
6.378.12
FEBRU A RY
3,302.73
MARCH
3,544.91
A P R IL
8,068.71
Optom etrist
MAY
9,267.18
JU N E
405 E . 2nd St.
m ent of M otor Vehii •le’s traffic
safety division repor led today.
W ill
th is figure falls sh o rt
of th e n u m b e r of accidents re p o rt­
ed for the sam e period a y ear ago,
safety officials said it is “only
te n ta tiv e ’’ and m ay have to be re­
vised u pw ard if delayed rep o rts
a re received.
A m ount
Ruilgeteil
ACCOUNT
W E E D CONTROL
WAGES
R E P A IR S
GAS & O IL
T IR E S A TU BES
G E N E R A L S U P P L IE S
INSU RA N CE
M ISCELLA N EOU S
BRID G ES & CU LV ERTS
ROAD MACHINERY
MACADA M M AINTENA NCE
S inking Fund
R E T IR E M E N T
RU1I -DI NG IM PROVFM EN T
F. A. S ROAD MAINTENANCES
3,500.00
57,000.00
13,000 00
8.5(H) 00
4.000(H)
12,IHM) 00
2.100 00
2.500 00
7,000.00
$
•
11,993.45
$ 88,601.00
76,607.55
A m ount
Kx|>eii<leil
$
2.603.77
56,384.15
10,092.81
10,368.91
5.290.18
11.212.07
1.140.94
1.762.24
8,048.38
20.040 81
3.000 00
1,500.00
1.0(H) 00
6,8(H^|)
Balance»
$
287 00
1.155.24
1,497.30
2,713.00
344.76
497.30 O D.
6.800(H)
T O T A IS
a 188,488.00
a I 2:Ä » I.NO
TOTAI-S— Ju ly 1. 1956 th ru Ju n e 30, 19!57 Gen. Road F u n d Budget
I-ess G eneral Road F und E x p en d itu res
8
Balance
a
T ra n s fe rm i by ( o u n ty Treas. to Macadam Sinking Fund
©
T ra n sfe rre d by Co. T reat,
to F. A S. Sinking F und
896.23
615.85 "
2,907.19
1.868.91 O
1.290.18 0 .
787.93
959.06
737.76
1,048,38 O.
2.540 81 O
9.516.29
S 139 400 00
1 29,883.80
'( -, 1 ». 09
2,713.00
Balance
Total Net Balance
6
6.893.29
6,800.00
a
3.20
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