Sherman County journal., March 28, 1958, Page 3, Image 3

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SHERMAN COVNTV JOURNAL,
MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, M ΠCH 28, lySH
A sheep shear) ng
train in g
>ch >ol w ill get first hand exp er­
ience at 'h e e p shearing. T h e p r o
gram is conducted by Sunbeam
cor;x>ration and extension service.
Hore’s an op portun ity for anyone
interested to learn the fine points
of sheep shearing.
The Sherm an C attlem en ’s asso­
ciation ex ecu tiv e com m ittee w ill
meet F rid ay even in g M arch 28.
The ex ecu tiv e com m ittee consists
o f elected o fficers and com m ittee
m emtiers along w ith appointed
com m ittee chairm an. A n yone is
w elcom e to attend. Plan s for the
yea rs program ami activities will
l>e developed.
Farm ers ami business m en a t­
tending the Oregon W heat com ­
mission m eeting in T he Dalles
last week w ere inform ed of their
program s and objectives.
T h ey
w ere inform ed the com m ission is
an attem pt by farm ers to do a
jo b by them selves w ith their own
m oney on m a r k e t developm ent
and sim ilar program s. It w as cit­
ed as a self help program en tire­
ly separate and distin ct from
regulatory state com m issions.
County Ramblin s
County A g rtcultu ra l Agent
lestin g of i>evf herds in certified
counties as Sherm an for three
years. Reactor herds w ill be test­
Th
t Grt rers assoctu- ed so any herds so infected can
Sheri nan W
tion « vili be he d Ap 1 28. W asco, l>e cleaned up.
irt w ith a din-
Borated gyp su m as a carrier of
The »vent will
>r the 1958 boron and su lfu r is now available
ner r meeting
conservation on the Oregon fertilizer m arket.
c
Sheri ìan
ith an even ning educa- Most of the gyp su m is used in
w inner w itn
program Oregon to supply su lfu r to forage
tional and cisuussion
legum es su h as alfalfa.
Willa-
follow ing.
m ette valley has a w ide need for
is
elect
-
.
Mon
John Shiph
lioron for legum e production.
ed chairm an, Shorn in C ou n ty
it
the Caution should lie taken in its
D istri
C onservation
oard of use in our area sin ce its need is
March m eeting of tl
not so clearly established, W here
supervisors. Other officers elect-
sm all appli ations are us ?d bor-
ed were: L u ther Davis, Kent,
ated gypsum can be used. W here
vice-chainnan; A. C. Kasel>erg,
gyipsum is to be used for alkali
and T. W .
W asco, treasurer;
R egular reclam ation boron should not l>e
Thom pson, seen tary.
included. Boron in large q uan ti­
m eetings of the board are held
ties
is a soil sterilant.
third T u esday
m onthly on the
w ith any interes ed persons in- Mid-September seeding of Omar
w ith 80 pounds of nitrogen per
vited to attend.
A soil m oisture-nitrate testing acre gave the b est y ield s in the
(juestionaire w as mailed Sherm an K ing P ilot Earm near Helix, in
county farm ers last month. W e 1955 and 57. Seedings w ere made
Many Sherm an countians have
need a larger return to evalu ate w ith Om ar wheat Septem ber 13
the thin kin g and d esires of local and 26 and October 11 and 30 at ha ! trouble w ith seed rot and
garden
peas.
110 pounds per dam ping o ff o f
producers properly.
Your res­ 20, 50, 80 and
ponse w ill be much appreciated. acre. N itrogen was applied at 40 1 ici ? are several fungus organ­
B an g’s testing
w ork
as of ami so pounds per acre. Rate of isms w hich live in tlie soil that
M arch 1, 1958 w ill lie m aterially seeding was best betw een 50 and cause these diseases. W hen the
reduced due to availab ility of 80 pounds per acre. The K in g seeds rot in the soil and seedlings
funds for the w ork.
P u blicity farm is considered sim ilar to the fail to em erge seed rot is gen er­
has been given this by the state Ixx'ust G rove section of Sherm an ally the cause. Control can l>e ac-
com lpished hv use of one o f the
departm ent of a gricu ltu re
and county.
A siw n e barrow* and carcass follow ing A rasan, Phygon, Sper-
state veterin arian K. J. Peterson
notified county agents of the pro­ rail gra ing dem onstration w ill gon or O rthoci.'e at one teaspoon
be held at Dandleton, March 25 per pound of seed.
gram planned.
Dinaping o ff is also another di-
The State B rucelosis lx>ard has and 27. The live grad in g w ill be
adjusted the program to m eet the done March 25 and carcass on •?a-e reducing luck w ith peas.
required needs. The reduction in the 27th. A nyone interested in at­ 'Phis disease organism causes rot
fun ds require reduction in indem ­ tending can contact the county at the soil line o f em erged seed­
n ity and a reduced testing pro­ agen t’s office for details on tim e lings w hich even u ally fall over.
Dam ping o ff of seedlings after
gram . Indem nity for in fe.ted ani­ and location.
em ergence can lie reduced by a
copper drench of one oun e of
Copper A or C eresan in three g a l­
lons of water.
W irew orm s and cutw orm s can
All Pipe & Fittings; All sewer pipe & Fittings
cause nearly com plete failu res of
root crops in a home garden. Al-
All Orangeburg pipe and fittings
«Irin should be made p rior to till­
ing the ground. The m aterial is
Septic tanks
then w orked thoroughly into the
soil for l>est protection.
I have
List Less 20%
been troubled w ith
w irew orm s
anti plan to treat m y garden area
in this manner. C osts o f m aterial
still have souk * black pipe for hitches
runs $2 for l.(XX) squ are feet of
garden space.
List Less 20%
R e p o rte r
Tom
J IM
\g r i-th c iu ,
T e l. C Y 6-5362 T h e D a lle s , O re.
■*- « a -
MAN
STEELK
In,-., . G ilb e r t
2-3422
T H E SEW A N D S E W H
S E W I N G (1 .1 It
By Re|M>rtn- P a t ('o a ts
March 11, the Sew and Sew s
had a m eeting.
W e all ma«le charts to help
rem ind us to hang up our clothes.
Our leader show ed us tw o good
w ays to fold a sweater.
u 1
St
pin cushions.
\\ © are to bring
them done next time.
T h e next m eeting we are sup­
posed to bring m aterial for head
scarves.
W e adjourned the m eeting w ith
a yell and song.
P la n y o u r
f e r t iliz e r
p ro g ra m
w ith th e
S o lu tio n
M an • yo u r
local B rea B ra n d f e r t iliz e r d e a l­
e r.
lie specializes in f e r t iliz e r
s o lu tio n s • am i in s o lu tio n s to fe r ­
t iliz in g needs.
H e p ro v id e s th e
fe r tilis e r , e q u ip m e n t a m i
know ­
how you need
to h e lp
p ro du ce
h ig h e r yie ld s . B e tte r ta lk to y o u r
local llre u B ra m l d e a le r today!
P O O R L Y A I M E D H E A D U G H T S m a k e n ig h t d r iv in g even m o re
d an gerou s fo r y o u rs e lf and you ng p ed estrian s lik e these. Because
,h r fn’-ulh gh ts on h a lf the n atio n 's ears h ave been ja r r e d o ut o f
.
.n o i ma tra ff,c hum ps and ro u g h roads, G e n e ra l M o to rs
and its d ea le rs are s p e a rh e a d in g a n a tio n a l " A im to L iv e " s a fe ty
cam p a ig n . 1 hev urg e h e a d lig h ts be cheeked fo r a im tw ic e a ye a r.
1 « ^ ° ? hk. th r ,CW ‘‘ x tr a m in u tc s — th re e tim e s as m an y fa ta l
accid ents h appen a t n ig h t as d u rin g the d a v .
7
1
NORTH SH E R M A N
l . l \ E S T tX K ( T A B N E W S
B y Joh n T h o m a s
T h e regular m onthly m eeting
for the North Sherm an L ivestock
club w as held March 16, in the
W asco Methodist
church base­
ment.
The m eeting was called to or­
der by
President Gene Fridley.
Rill Sm ith gave a report on con­
trollin g grubs and lice on l»eef
cattle and G ary Jose reported on
baby pig enem la. The members
discussed their feeding program s
for livestock. It was decided to
hold the next m eeting out-of-
doors. The m em bers w ere asked
to brin g their record lxx>ks to the
next m eeting and to l>e sure that
they w ere up to date.
T h e next m eeting will be held
at the Reim er Sm ith home A pril
W H Y IS O L D H E R M I T A G E
S O P O P U L A R IN O R E G O N ?
20.
T h e a n s w e r ' s e a s y — H e r m i t a g e te fine
K e n tu c k y b o u ro o n at a s u rp ris in g ly m o d ­
e ra te p rice .
one of th e firs t w h is k ie s
s n u s • th e p la in s a n d In t o t h e W e s t )
$2.90 pint
$4.35 4-5 qt.
O LD
HERM
K E N T U C K Y
S T R A IG H T
B O U R B O N
CO. IOUISVIU.1, KT. DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL OISHUJM FBOOUtiS CO. M •F0ÛA
THI 010
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
405 E . 2nd Ht.
W ASCO. OREGON
SOLUTION
C o u ld You Sec Them In T im e T o Stop?
llig lc y
Optometrist
P I.F M IIIN G A I I.Et T itle .X L C O N T R A C T O R S
- *-
11.»
T h e Starters Ti •actor club held
a m eeting March 11. at the court
house. W e went o n and discussed
the next unit, oils I for the en gin e
and hyd raulic sy dem.
Dr. Otis G. Perkins
W. R. Reid & Son
e- O
4-H Club News
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of school d lstrk I No. 3 of Sherm an C ounty, State of Oregon, that a S( 'HOOL MEET
ING of said district w ill I k * held at R ufus School on the 1 1th «lay of April, 1958 at 2 o'clock p. in., for the purpose of disieussing the
budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1958 anti ending June 30, 1959, herein after set forth, and to vote on the proposition of
le v y in g a d istrict tax.
Schedule I
BUDGET
S I M M 1 R V O F E S T IM I T E D
E X P E N D I T I ’ ltE S . R E C E I I ’T H
Tidal
A.
E s tim a tio n
1.
2.
3.
of
Tax
A ll F u n d s
Levy
Total Estim ate.) E xpen ditures
D ED U CT:
Total Estim ated Receipts and A vailable
Cash Balances
Am ount N ecessary to Balance th«* Budget
FISCAL YEAR 1958 1959
an d A V A I L A B L E C A S H
G e n e ra l
S ch edu le I
Fund
i n L A N t EH, a m i T A X
Schedule 2
I ,E V I ES
Sch edu le
‘Schedule 3
6 74.405.25
$ 52,687.00
$ 2,100.00
$ 11,938 83
$ 3,200.00
$ 4,479.12
30,627.13
13.777.82
10,788.68
41,898.32
2,100.00
10,059.33
1,879.50
3,200.00
4,179.42
1,313.33
1,256.91
I
ADD:
6.
Estim ated Am ount of T axes That W ill Not Be
Collected During the F iscal Year for W hich
This Budget Is Made, Including Estim ated
Rebate on T axes
Total Estim ated Tax Levies for Ensuing
Fiscal Year
A nalysis of E stim ated T ax le v ie s :
lb) Am ount Outside 6% Lim itation
45,091.1 •
$ 15,001.1
Dated February 19, 1958
Signed
Jean Brow n
District C lerk
W illiam M. Huck
Iilstrict S« bool Board Chairm an
March 28, 1958
Po ted
Jean Brown
Signed.
District Clerk
a. Personal S e rv i e
b. Supplies an«l O ther ExjH*nses
<21 O th e r A u x ilia r y S erv ic e s
b. Supplies and Other Expenses
IN D E B T E D N E S S
Am ount of bonded in«lebte«lness (Include ill neg otiabh *
interest-bearing w arran ts issued under ORS 328.205)
Am ount of w arran t indebtedness on w arrants issued
and endorsed "n o t paid for want of fu n d s”
Am ount of other ln<l«*btedness
Total in«lebtedncss (sum of item s 1, 2, 31
$ Non«*
$ None
$ None
$ None
G E N E R A L El A ll
D is tr ic t N o . .'I S h e rm a n C o u n ty
S ch edu le I I
E S T IM A T E D R E t E l I T S
Estim ated
R eceipts
E n s u in g
F is c a l t e a r
ITEM
20.
30.
R evenue
F ro m
<»r T h ro u g h
HOME IMPROVEMENT
LOANS f o r
• Roofing and Siding
• Landscaping
• Kitchen and Bathroom
Modernizing
• New Rooms, Additions,
Partitions, etc.
• Attic, Basement or Playroom
Art» Improvements
•»♦ion and Weatherstripping
\S Priming (interior and exterior)
• Hp»»ing and Air Conditioning
• Gutters Awnings, Shutters
• Pin'm any other typet o f Home
I.nbrot ementt
N o w is the tim e to make your home m o r j
enjoyable and livable. Add room s . . . re n .id e l
. . . redecorate . . . repair, w ith easy-to-har J ’ j
H om e Im provem ent Financing th rough U. S.
2. Supplies
HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS
ARE EASY TO ARRANGE
Just te ll your dealer o r co ntractor you w ant ?.e
jo b financed w ith an FHA Hom e Im provem ent
Loan through U. S. National Hank.
5,700.00
15,225.00
360.00
4. T e x tlx x ik B
o
6 7. T o ta l Expeiw»e o f In s tru c tio n
I I I . O p e ra tio n o f P la n t
1. Personal Service:
<1> Janitors and oth er E m ployees
4. W ater
.
5. Light a n i Pow er
6 Telephone
7 Other Ejopenae of Operation
It
A u x ilia r y Agencies
DIRICT
TMI IIN IT ID
U N I T I D
N A T IO N A L
BRANCH
OR
STATIS NATIONAL BANK OR PORTLAND
BANK
L Health Service:
<2» Supplies and Other Expenses
ins porta tion of Pupils
Personal Service
Supplies and Repairs
Inaurvnce
e r A u x ilia ry Agencies
School Lunch
1.00
1,254.00
688.(XI
2,887.(81
260.00
I. L ib rary Bonks
260.(81
9. T o ta l C a p ita l O u tla y s
t i l l . D e b t S e rv ic e , N«in-Bonde<|
1. Interest on W arrants
25.00
3. T o ta l D ebt Hcrvlee, Non-B«»mle«l
#
23.(8»
I.X. E m e rg e n c y
¡K I , .*,«81.(8»
X. T o ta l G e n e ra l F u m l E x p e n d itu re s
8 32,687.(81
(Ite m s l-ti. 117. 1113, V I. I 1 3 , V I I 9. V I I I 3, I X )
S P E C IA L F F N D H
D is tric t No. 3 S h e rm a n t «,unty
si H«Ht|. 1.1 \< Il I I \ I)
S ilie d u le No. I
E S T I M A T E D R E t E l l ’T S
1.Sc hool Lunch & Milk S u b sk'y
$
2. School Ixinch
T o ta l R e re ip ts
T«,tnl B u d g e t R rao u rcen
E S T IM A T E D
.
$
8
2,106.(8)
2,1(81.(81
$. 2,100.00
T o ta l E x p e u d itu r es
8 2 ,1 (8 )9 0
III S R E S E R V E F I ND
S ch e d u le No. 2
E S T I M A T E D R E C E IP T S
B eginning Net Cash B alance or I>efb it
% 10,059.33
Tot.il lim lg i « R e M w r n -
8 10,666 tt
E S T IM T I E D E X P E N D i l l R E S
1. B ub
$ 5,200.00
2. T o Bus Reserve
6,738.83
T o ta l E x ,M *m litu re s
8 11.9:18.83
S P E t I A L F l N DS
D is tr ic t No. 3 S h e rm a n (M u n ty
III II.D IN G F I N D
S ch edu le No. 3
E S T IM M I D R E C E IP T S
1,200.00
Total Receipt«,
B eginning Net
1 ,(KX) (X)
1,500 00
600.00
1,500.00
E X I’ EN D U T RES
1. Supplies A Other E xjæ nses
I. Rent
8. T o ta l E x p e n s e of O p e ra tio n
M a in te n a n c e a m i R e p a irs
<21 Building Structure
11866736
1 .(X'XIJXI
61X1.30
650 00
.« 23.535.(81
2. Supplies
3. Fuel
2 Repair, Maintenance and Replace
(1) F urtiiture and Equipm ent
Let U S.
s
75 (X)
175.00
15 (X)
I, I18I.O«)
944.00
5. T o ta l F ix e d ( barges
V I I . C a p ita l O u tla y s
1 n s tr m tlo n
6. Other ExperLse of Instruction
I f you’re p la nn ing a d o-it-yourself job, veu
can arrange the same low -cost financing
d ire c tly w ith us.
NO DOWN PAYMENT • LOANS TC $ 2 ,SCO
UP TO 3 YEARS TO RF*AY
25.00
1. Personal Service:
(II Principals
(3> Teachers
(4) Suh. T eachers
3. Teaching Supplies
100.00
IK 12,26(1.(81
2. lie n t
3. Retirem ent - State ami Fe<leral
1. Other Fix«*l C harges (Soc. Sec.)
5,918.76
69.92
S 6.78H.08
T o ta l R e c e ip t*
B e g in n in g N et f a s h B alance lx*ss
|,(NIO.«HI
Cash W o r k in g F u m l (o r D e fic it)
8 10,788.08
T o ta l B udget Resource«, G e n e ra l F u m l
( ■ E N E ItA L F I N D
D is tric t N o. 3 S h e rm a n C o u n ty
S ch e d u le I I I
E S T IM A T E D E X I ’ E N D I T I R E S
I . G e n e ra l C o n tro l
1. Pergonal Service:
1,2(X)(X)
(2) C lerk
$
II
200.00
1. Insurance
800(H)
S ta te Hourees
3. Elections an«l P ublicity
4, Ix*gal S ervice (C lerk's Bond, Audit, et
Other Exipense of G eneral Control
0. T o t a l E \ | h - iis (* o f G e n e ra l C o n tro l
2,500.00
(E x clu sive of item s included under V-2)
$
31.2 Other Basic School Fun«l Receipts
33.1 Common (lrre lucible) School Fund
J DO W N PAYMENT
UP VO 5 YEARS TO REPAY
I. T o t a l E x | h * usc ,»f< A u x ilia r y A gencies
X L F ix e ,, C h arg e s
B evenm * F ro m In te r m e tlla te Sour<es
21.1 C oun ty School Fun«l
56.39
l.2Ca.(8)
ash Balance or I>eficlt
T o ta l B udget It,-sources
E S T IM V I F D
2,000.00
3,2481.18)
I X P E N D I T E B TM
6. To B uilding R(*serve
Total E \ | m -m illu re s
S ,h ,s lu le
P , I I I 1« I \ \ \ S7|
E S T IM A T E D R E t E IP T S
No. I
B egin n in g Net ('ash
Balance or iH'ficit
8
E -S T IM V T E D E X P E N D I T I R E S
1. Savings Reserve
8
T«»lal Ex|H -n«lB ures
8