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PAGE 3 SHERMAN COUNTY JO U R N A L, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 23. 0*3» table was centered with an ar ley ami family, before returning to drop $3 to $5 In April and May rangement of spring flowers and Mrs. Bruce Eccles ami children to their home at Cannon Beach. with some piling up of market green tapers. The receipts from of lhx> River arrived Monday to Mrs. Charles Lemley and Frank ings. Fowler says cattle marketed Teaching Of How B y M r s . A . F . B aize » the dinner was ample to send a spend a few days visiting her par I Finley of Gresham arrived Sat It) the next three months may girl to Girls State. ents, the Donald ClodfelUrs. urday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Arzell also weigh heavier than usual. To Camp Out Mrs. Nell Swi k was hostess at Mrs. I .ester Barnum was host- Ixnnley ami Mr. an» Mrs. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Harol.i Eakin and I lx«? specialist looks for pruos a party last Monday entertaining Mona spent the weekend in Sweet e-s at a party at her ranch home Lemley. to recover slightly this summer Now In Schools with lunch at the restaurant fol Home visiting Mr. and Mrs. Col- Saturday April 12 honoring her Mr. ajjd Mrs. Bob Draga of but not l»ack to present high lowed by bri ge at the homo of lis Rice and Bud Bice and other son Dick on his 11th birthday. School camping, a regular part Slaughter cattle prices of public school work in many Mrs. Harry Hooper. Mrs. Eben relatives. Bud left Monday for Guests included his brother. Torn, Portland spent the weekend visit levels Kee held high and Mrs. Alfred Portland for induction into the Terry Eakin. Michael Eslinger, ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Her next fall will be tied closely to parts of the nation, will lx* stud man Ziegler and other relatives. pork supplies, that arv likely to ied in Oregon next month when Kock low. Others enjoying the army. Kenneth l>emley, Dean Ruggles. be heavy, ami to general business a selected sixth-grade class from afternoon were Mrs. A. A. Dun Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Balylock Bonnie an ! David Eakin. The di conditions. lap, Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Arzell were business visitors in Bend version of the afternoon was base Prineville camps out ami does Eowler says 1958 looks like a classwork for a week at Camp Drop Expected In Lemley, Mrs. Herman Peters and Mon ay. ball and fishing. Refreshments of record year for cattle feeding Ifrs. Kendrick Dunlap of Moro. Tamarack, located near Sisters In Mrs. Maude Garrett and son birthday cake, ice cream and Coupled with this is the prospect the Deschutes national forest. Meat Animal Prices Wednesday night an American Boh of Shaniko wen? visitors here punch w’t?re servvd I of ocnsiderable beef from foreign legion auxiliary committee con Saturday at the H. N. Riggs home. I he Mav 12 to 16 pilot project Mrs. I)onald von countries arriving on west coast is living sponsored by Crook coun Cattle and hog prices appear sisting of Mrs. A. A. Dunlap, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Erank von Borstel hostess iiit a party markets soon. Erank von Borstel, Mrs. J. E. Nor went to Portland Friday. Mrs. von Thursday for Mrs Bill Pausch. headed for a mid-spring slump ty school district and Oregon W ith large beef supplies tend State college. Thirty-four children ton and a visitor, Mrs. Georg Borstel attended a luncheon Mon- Entertainling with a dessert lun- after getting off to an excellent ing to lower price, most profits Wernmark of The Dalles served av in honor of Mrs. Mildred Kel heon followed by bridge at three start in 1958. reports W. Y. Fow will participate under direction of a chicken dinner to 20 members ly of Georgia, the national presi tables. Mrs. Nell Swick held high, ler, Oregon State college livestock in cattle feeding will have to their teacher, Mrs. Ellen McCor come from weight gains rather mick. of the 40 et 8 in the Kent Legion dent of the American Iregion aux Mrs. Eben Kee second and Miss marketing specialist. than any price differential l»e- Liveweight pri es for choice hall. The white cloth covered iliary. Nature studies ami outdoor ex C a ssie Holmes of The Dalles low. tween feeder a n d slaughter periences will he used as supple cattle that recently reached $29 The Grass Valley Rebekahs met Mrs. Pausch was presented with ments in teaching of regular class Others a hun redweight— highest price grades, the specialist explains. at tl •» 1OOF hall Wednesday even a gift from the hostess. ing with Mrs. Claud Bayer, noble present were Mrs. D. L. Reynolds, since November 1952— are likelv Meanwhile, the present build room subjects and a variety of grand, presiding with 26 mem Mrs. Gene Reynolds, Mrs. Bern up in cattle nutnlxers appears other special outdoor educational bers present More plans were ard Martin, Mrs. Alfred Kock, hea ed for a cutback with fewer activities are planned. These include tree identifica Dr. Frank D. Reid lieef Herman Patera, Mrs \ a made for the lunch to lx* served Mi cows ami heifers on V. S. tion, camp fire programming, at the hall on election day which Dunlap, Mrs. A. F. Balzer and farms now than a year ago. D e n t is t forest protection, fire prevention, is Eri ay. May 16. After the regu Mrs. Ted von Borstel of The Dal Fowler believes the down-trend suivival in the woods, cooking M oro H o tel llld g . .IO 5-3561 lar session a party was held for les. is likely io continue for a year or over the ojxen fire, care of living o n ic i-: o d s Mr. an I Mrs. Jim Rodda are members with birthdays and wed two. level out. ami start up by, quarters, and others. T U E S D A Y A W E D N E S D A Y ding anniversaries in April. Hon the parents of a son. Daniel James 1906 or 1961. Miss Margaret Milliken, direc ored were Mrs. Jack Adams, Mrs. weighing 7 lbs. 8% oz., at The Hog prices probably have hit tor of camping education at ORC, Grand Lester Barnum, Mrs. Erank E. Dalles Sunday April 20. a high, the specialist reports. and members of her advanced aver, Mrs. Bertha Matthes, Mrs. parent- are Mr. an I Mrs. Archie Synopaia o f Annual Statem ent While pork prices may hold up course in amping education will Bernard Martin an 1 Mrs. Harry Cantrall of Grass Valley and Mr. Ftr iA« ,e«r « J U D tetntbn SI, I9S7 better than beef this spring, lar H > per, Mrs i{iid\ i< ted• Mrs. and Mrs. Bill Rodda of Hermiston. 01 .he MERCHANTS FIKE A 1SIR A N C E COR. ger marketings, heavier animals, work with Mrs. McCormick in some phases of training. POHATION OF HEW YORK of New York, la the Earl Olds, Mrs. H. N. Biggs an I Stale of New York, made to tbo Inouroaco Com* and lower prices are predicted for Mrs. A. A. Dunlap and her sis oiieeioner 'The school camping program Mrs. John Bust. Mrs. Earl Olds ul the Stoto of Oregon, pureuont to low t next fall. This Is a result of a supplements and extends the reg and Mrs. Don Smith served the ter in law, Mrs. Nell Swick, who D ASSETS large spring pig crop throughout ular classroom curriculum,” Miss .--pent several months here with Bon da _ _ _ A _ D _ _ M _ ITTE refreshments. ________ ».’1.866.363.00 the nation and plentiful feed sun- Milliken noted. “ It provides youth Sto* ka . b?r, left Monday for the coast to 40,619,201.00 Among the visitors in The Dal and bank deposita_______ plies. 2,282,JS7.69 ays before she Cash with the opportunity to widen ex« Agente* balances or uncollected les re.ently were Mrs. A. von spend a few pm afcun ___ 2.854,463.14 Borstel. Mrs. William Buether leaves for her home in Warren, Interest, dividend« and teal calato income doe and accrued ________ 141.870.38 and Gcrtru ’e and Mr. and Mrs. Penn. _________ 1,736,316 64 Mr. and Mrs. George von Bor Other aoooto * Erank von Borstel. Total admitted Meets ftp Aln Avi m stel and family went to Verlot, LOY COCHRAN Mr. and Mrs. Keith DeCourcey Wn., Saturday to visit her broth L IA H IU T IE S . SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS L o MM ________ » 7.247,299.17 and family of The Dalles spent er, Bill Johnson and family. FOR SHERIFF Loos adjustment »«penice _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.587,976.00 Saturday night and Sunday visit _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 17.448.492.81 Mr. ami Mrs. Bernard Martin Unearned Premium» other liabilities __ _________ 2,158,827.83 on the Republican ticket ing at the Carl von Borstel home. went u> Portland Saturday on bu All Total liabilities eieept capital 828,442,395.81 Charles Baker of Clarno was a siness and back Sunday. Capital paid up J 3.000 000DO Sherman County Native son visitor Unaatigned lurida at the Bill Rolfe ranch one Mrs. W. T. Ellis of Arlington (eurplue) 38 067.957.04 day last week. Burplue m regarde polir y hol Jer« Three years on »41.067.957.04 came Thursday to visit her dau Total »«,9.510.552 85 Rodney Rolfe and a friend from ghter, Mrs. Marie Brady. Mr. El Washington State Patrol Linfield college arrived Friday ST ATEM ENT OF INCOME lis came Saturday evening and Premium» rn r.r.l ».’U,032,416.62 night and spent the weekend with they returned home Sunday. I.M 6M in . ur Ir-.| 811,176.719.73 Six years on Mr. and Mrs. John Rolfe. I o.a eipenaee incurred __________ 1,897,472.41 Portland Police Reserves Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ciews were Mrs. Bill Todd and children and Oilier underwriting eipenaea incurred 8.670.889 09 Mrs. Ivan Blagg ami Sharyl were overnight guests Saturday of Mr. visitors in The Dalles Eriday. Total underwriting deductiona 821.745.081.23 Acquained with Nel underwriting gain or lota -1,712.664 61 and Mrs. Del Olds. Additional Invretnirnl I nr nine 3.729.789.59 Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Crews ar Other law enforcement procedure dinner Income guests S u n ’ay W’ere Mr. —5,893.79 rive' Thursday on their way Total, before federal Income laiea 2.011.231.19 and Mrs. Marion Crews and I>on- Veteran of WW I Fe.leral Income taiea Incurred . . — 598,926.95 home from Arizona w’here they ald from Stevenson, Wn. J* ____ ____ 2 Mil 158 14 lo alockholdera _______ 8 I 200.000 00 Gene Cantrall of Iz'wis and have been since October, to visit Dividends Will stay in office Dividend» lo pnlicvholdere_______ 1.460 08 their daughter. Mrs. Gordon Lem Other lleme effecting eurplue (net) 8.657J77.»» and tend to business Clark college spent the weekend Grass Valley peiiences, learn about nature and conservation of resources, work together, and tie outdoor educa tion to the classroom. It forms the hasis also for many recrea tional habits w hich may later en rich the lives of young people," she sai1.1. Austein Hamer, superintendent of conservation education for the state fish an I game commission, and Hank DeBruin, district ran ger for Des’ hutes national forest, will assist In coordinating conser vation education. I he project will he only the second of its kind in Oregon. I^ast spring, Medford fifth ami sixth grade students participated in a similar program in coo|>eratlon with Southern Oregon college. WEED SPRAYING FERTILIZING Butler Farm Air Service Call Collect Wasco: GI 2 5261 Moro: JO 5 3295 Redmond: LI 8-3123 SOLUTION FILE SUNNY v w w «« ^ w-sx—v All Pipe & Fittings; All sewer pipe & Fittings All Orangeburg pipe and fittings Septic tanks P erfection in -o ery service at reasonable cost Tolgl eepilel and surplus llcma (nel) Decrease I t eurplue ta regards polirvh »Ider. f B U D G E T — F IS C A L E X I’E N P IT U R E N , R E t E I P I S Total E s t im a t io n o f T a x L e v y Phone T h e D a lle s CY 6-3135 $ 72,542.29 Fund $ 65.445 (H) 33,868.29 38,594 (M) 26,861.00 38,58400 1,207.29 1,157.50 1,157.50 $ 39,751.50 39,751.50 $ 39,751.50 39,751.50 A ll F u n d * 1. Total Estimated Expenditures DEDUCT: 2. Total Estimated Receipts and Available Cash Balances 3. Amount Necessary to Balance the Budg*t ADD: 4. Estimated Amount of Taxes that will not he Colle, let! During the Fiscal Year for Which This Budget Is Made, Including Estimated Rebate on Taxes 5. Total Estimated Tax Levies for Ensuing Funeral Service Leonard & Wilma Smith Directors Bus Reserve $ 1,207.29 A sk Agri Chem, Inc.« Wasco Phone Gilbert 2 5422 \ GENERAL FUND Hchedil le II E S I IM A T E D BE< E l l ’T S ITEM ----- D istr ic t N o. 23 C o u n ty S lic r io .m ] E stim a te d Re«*eiptM E n s u in g 1»isc a l Y ear JO. R e v e n u e from L ocal Source«« 12.0 Tuition & Tran.s[x»rtation Fees • Patrons S 3500.00 20. R e v e n u e F rom I n t e r m e d ia te S o u r c e s 21.1 County School Fund 1460.00 30. R e v e n u e F ro m o r T h r o u g h S ta te S o n n e s 31.2 Other Basic School Fund Receipts 3.1 Common (lrriducible) School Fund 12,566.10 127.61 70. T r a n sfe r s F ro m O th e r F u n d s Bus Reserve T o ta l R e c e ip ts Beginning Net Cash Balance I «ess Cash Working Fund (or Deficit) P E R S IS T E N T Nothing can compete with the traditional manor-house ghost for sheer staying-power— centuries of it. But SHELL NII3 sure haunts the roots of your plants long after application! Irrigated or injected, thir 82% Nitrogen fertilizer locks into soil particles to stay, doesn't just fade auay, feeds the plants until completely used. There is no waste at a ll! In fact, for effectiveness and economy, SHELL N H 3 SERVICE does seem almost super« natural... but of course it isn't. T o ta l B u d g et B e s o m c e s G e n e r a l F u n d G EN ER A L FUND S « h e d u le III T X T IM A T E D E X P E N D I T U R E » 1, G en er a l C<»ntnd 1207.29 » IH,M4il.(H» 1. Personal Service; II. INSTRUCTION <1> Principals 3 26,861.(Hl D istri« t No. 2.1 23 S h erm a n ( o im h 300.00 300.00 50.00 3 25,550.00 500(H) KH) (H) 850.00 600.00 100 (H) 3 33,58 0 .0 0 1. Personal Service: <1) Janitors and Other Employee» 2. Supplies 2JHH) (HI 64H) (H) 1.250(H) 285.00 950 00 150.00 3. F u e l 4. Water 5. Light and Power 6. Telephone H. T o ta l Fx,»en>«e «if O p e r a tio n IV . M a in te n a n c e a n d Repair«« 6 ,1 3 3 . (Hl 2,000.00 3,800.00 1. Health Service (2) Su|»plies and Other Expenses 2. Trans|Mirtation of Pupils • 1) Personal Service (21 Supplies anil Repairs <3) Replacement of Buses (4) Insurance 3. Other Auxiliary Agencies <D School Lunch a. Personal Service h. Supplies and Other Expenses 25.00 7650.00 2250.00 2800.00 350 00 1,95000 35000 I. T o ta l E \ | m - iin «* s o f A u x ilia r y AK«*nei«*M I I . F ix e d CliarK«**» 15,375.00 (Exclusive of items included under V-2) I. Insurance 3. Retirement- State and Federal & Social Security I. Other Fixed ( ‘barges 1,500.00 1,7 0 0 .0 0 100.00 3,300.00 VII. Capital Outlays I. Site- and Improvements of Sites 4. Library B<x>ks 6 Furniture, Fixtures and Other Equipment 200 00 600.00 1 ,(HH)(H) 3 I.84M) (Ml 2,500.00 310.00 385.00 9. l o t a l C a p ita l O u tla y s 3,I95.(M) IX E m e r g e n c y I.IMMfJSI X. l o t a l G en er u l F u n d Ex | h -m il lu r e s $ 65.115(H ) <I term 16, H 7, Ill s, IV-5, V-4, VI-5, VII 9, VIII-3, IX») S P E C IA L F U N D S H uh R e s e r v e F u n d E S T IM A T E D RE< E I P I S D F .trlet No. 23 S h e r m a n C ou n ty Beginning Net ('ash Balance or Deficit T o ta l llm lg e t R e so u r c e s ESTIMATED EXI’ ENDITt REM 1. Transferred to (General Fund l o t a l E xpenditure«« Teachernge F uim I $ 1,2 0 7 .2 9 * L2O7.2» $ 1,2 07.2 9 IS 1.207.2« .* 720(H) > 2,IHH).(H) E S T IM A T E D R E t 'FIFT H R ent 720 00 T o ta l Ite-ee-ipt«. Beginning Net Cash Balances or Deficit T o ta l B u d g e t Re sou «<»•>< E S I I M A T I : D E X I • E N DI I U R ES 1. Garage 1,280.00 1,000.00 2. Maintenart e 3. Reserve Total K x p e m N ta re a ¡SPE C IA L F U N D S U N< II F U N D E S T IM A T E D R E ( E IP T S 1. Income from lutx'hes 2. State reimbursement l o t a l R e c e ip ts Ih-ginning Net Cash Balance or Deficit 2. Re-pair, Maintenance an * Replacement <D Furniture and Equipment <2) Building Structure 3. Upkeep of Grounds 5. T o ta l E x p e n s e o f M a in te n a n c e and Repair«« 1,060.00 5.880.00 (4» Substitute Teachers Library Supplies, Repairs Teaching Supplies Textbooks Other Expense of Instruction, music 7. T o ta l Ex|»en««e o f I n s tr u c tio n III. O p era tio n ut P la n t $ 3,800.00 A u x ilia r y A gencief« 75.00 125 00 210.00 (3) T e a c h e r s 2. 3. 4. 6. Lunch Fund $ 2,000.00 3. T o ta l F ix e d f'b a r g e s 8,000.00 J. Personal Service: <2»> Clerk »3) Compulsory Education and Census 2. Supplies 3. Elections and Publicity 4. I>‘gal Service (Clerk's Bond, Audit, et. .) 5. Other Expense of General Control 6, T o ta l E x |» e n se o f G e n e r a l C o n tro l ' M l T A X L E V IE S Teacherage Dated March 4, 1958 1958 Signefl. Kva L. Cantrall District Clerk Ivan A. Rlagg District School Board Chairman P osted : April 10, 1958 Lv.i L Cantrall, District Clerk 1. Amount of bond^l indebtedness 'Include all negotiable Interest-hearing warrants issued under DBS 328.295) $ Nom 2. Amount of warrant indebtedness on warrants lssue<‘ Non»« an i endorsed “ not p d i for want of funds” $ None 3. Amount of other Indebtedness 8 Non.* 4. Total indebtedness isum of items 1, 2, 3) Wasco — GI 2-5201 The Dalles — CY 6 5161 p ro g ra m . Dealer for your free file. Y E A R I95H-I95U . n i t ' , L A B , ‘E < ' S ” B ' , ' X< IN D E B T E D N E S S C H E M IC A L S fe r tiliz e r y o u r lo cal B re a B ra n d F e r t ilis e r NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING Placal Year FA R M n in g • BOURBON WHISKEY WPROQf 6. Analysis of Estimated Tax levies: <h) Aomunt Outalae tif/, Limitation I f you’ re not afraid of fatter yields, call for SHELL N H j in your fields. lu tio n s to use w h e n y o u ’re p la n Vernon Root and Jim Steele 4.249,179.87 BUSINESS LN OREGON FOR THE YEAR _ 1 48,332.08 Direct premium« vwce'ved________ 8 Direct loases paid __ 102,502 84 Dividends paid <w credited to policyholders _ _ ___ _ 9 List Less 20% WASCO, OREGON n e w B re a B ra n d S o lu tio n F ile . T e lia y o u w h ic h so 8 6.659.587.41 S c h e d u le I HUM .M ARY DI-’ E S T IM A T E D still liuve some black pipe for hitches PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS the c o m p le te ly Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of school <Mstrlct No. 23. of S h e r m a n i'n n n tu u«..« » 1NG of said district will lx« held at the schoolhouse on tin« 5th day of Mav 1958 it 2 it. m *« • ' i ' i>reKwn' ® SCHOOL MEET- the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1958 ami ending June 30, 1959 herein utei Let r n i t 1 ,e PuplM>sp of discussing of levying a district tax. ’ r «win, and t to vote on the proposition List Less 2C% W. R. Reid & Son HERE’S YOUR BEST SOURCE OP FERTILIZER FACTS FOR FARMERS! I t ’s 10i.1l B u d g e t B c so tir c r s 1. S u p p lie s ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES a n d other expense T o ta l E x|H -n d lln ren 200.00 80000 * 2, ih h i . ihi DÌMlrÌ4't .No. 2.1 S h e r m a n ( o u n ty S 3 • 2,70000 800.00 3,500.W MW) (w> 3,84HMM> 3 800 (H) .I.MHJ.UO
