Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, April 08, 1960, Page 4, Image 4

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    ' i' K 4 MMKKMAN COUNT!
JOURNAL, MORO, OKKOON
PUIDA!, APRIL A luto
Grass Valley
to The Dalles Friday for medical celebrating the fifth birthday of
attention.
the form er’s «on, Wayne and the
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schilling of fourth birthday of the
latter «
By A nna B alzer
C ottage d ro v e and Mrs. Leona daughter, Judy.
Those present
Ninety-six O ld Felluw» and Mcl^achlan of The Dalles visited were W ayne’s brother, Teddie,
According to State T reasurer
Retiekahs enjoyed a j*ot luck din­ relatives here Wednesday.
Judy's sister and brother, Beth Howard C Belton, bonds and cou-
ner Wednesday evening at the
anti Mrs Wallace May were and Alan, the grandparents, Mr. pons due April 1 1960 and pre-
iOOF hall, which preceded a spe- dinner guests Sunday at the D L. and Mrs Ted von Borstel of The ^ nted bv various banks for col-
rial m eeting of the
Odd Fellow Reynold« home
Halles, Mrs John Jenkins of Fort- lection hav e
lie n extrem ely
and Relækah lodges. Jack Adams
Mr. anti Mrs Ivan Blagg had as land, Mrs. F rank von Borstel, who heavy the past few days. Mr. Bel-
and Helen Bayer, noble grands,
dinner guests Sunday Mr. and took some pictures,
Mrs. Bud ton stated that before "oavment is
presided The R ebekah. opened Mrs Al Cummings ami baby of Rock, Stephen, Ix»ri and Lisa, ma,le by State T re a su re r’s check
lodge with a prayer and presented
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Mrs. Gene Reynolds and Mark, the bonds and coûtions are verb
the flag The grand lodge officers
Earl. Mr. Cummings was the Mrs. Bill Jefferies,
Timmy and fied as to totals shown by the
and encampment were escorted to s h a k e r at the Baptist church Susan of Kent, Mrs. K enneth hanks
the center of the fioor by W illard Sunday.
He is teacher In a H attrup and Etta, L arry, K aren
Principal paym ents on Oregon
B arnett and Charlotte Barnett, Portland school.
and K nsta von Borstel The child- Veteran«? W elfare B ont^ due Apr-
assistcd by the following commit-
Mrs A. von Borstel accompan- ren enjoyed an E aster egg h unt u i am ount to $2,000,000, plus
tees Helen Olds, M argaret Sehili- led Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Sayrs of and played a while. Refreshm ents $2 063,043.75 In Interest; $81,687-
ing, Orville Ruggles and Boyce Moro to Madras Sunday where were served at a table decorated 50 jn interest on Oregon Refores-
IHayKxlc The assembly m arshal, they had dinner
w „h e c u s m o 'll. an.l hel.i .he , atl„ n Ben™ a"l p a y a b le a t the
Arlene Hahn, was Introduced by
Mrs Gordon i ^ mley, Mrs Har- two birthday cakes, W ayne’s de- State T reasu rer’s office Paym ents
Charlotte B arnett who then in- ol(J Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Olan corated with a cowboy scene and Of Oregon bonds and coupons
troduced the following grand sta rk and Danny Knott were bu- Ju d y ’s with a Merry-Go-Round, due April 1, 1960, at the Fiscal
lodge and encam pm ent officers, S|nPSS visitors In The Dalles Ice cream and punch were served
- -. ~
—
Vernon Hahn, grandm aster, Ruth T hursday
with the cake The adults had cof-
Vose, president, Irene Brown of
Mrg A|fred Payne fln(| , o|<J fee.
Î 5 ‘i ï r’ C° Il°,r rM2 7 ’r
were vlsltors in The Dalles Frl-
Mrs. K ennth H attrup was ho7t-
ah assembly, Selma W atkins of dav
‘
Wasco, outside guardian of the
o ev
M avnour Reid nt San ( n o e8S ,al 3 parly at her home Wed*
Rebekah assem bly senior grand n i . »
^,a ynour Reid of San Jose, nesday aftermxin March 30 cele-
warden fronT the grand encamp
’ JT T CeP' î d
» 11 l° bralin* the
blrtM ay
men«
Floyd Evlck of Madras 2 *
> / a£t,S! ^ « M e r , Rita.
Those present
Jim Lewis a special district de- ' '¡' i *
u
Re,<1 were Mrs- George von Borstel, Ju-
puty grand 2
X
2 "
U
™
an" Alan' Mrs '» ’" a " ‘
State Bonds Being ~
Paid By Belton
Agency in New York for State
Highway Bonds is $75,000.00 in
principal and $68,437.50 in in te r­
est; interest paym ent on World
W ar 11 V eterans’ Bonus Bonds
am ount to $295,625.00.
State T reasurer Howard C. Bel­
ton said that after paym ent of
principal of stale bonds on April
1. 1960, the state bonded debt will
lie reduced to $281,250,000 from a
peak of $292,150.000 on Ju ly 1,
1959. All of these bonded debts
have been approved by the voters
of the state, or, as In the case of
Highw ay Bonds, by the legisla­
ture.
Census To Catch
Stragglers For Count
make sure that all residents of
the area are counted.
Persons
who do not have a fixed address
are included in the population of
Census takers to track down the place in which they are lo­
“floaters” on A pril 8.
cated by the census takers.
Squads of picked crew’ leaders
and census takers will fan out
over this area on the night of 4 H CLUB NEWS
April 8 in a special 1960 census
The Sewing Suzies met March
drive to count persons who do
not have a fixed address. District 28 ut the G rass Valley school at
Supervisor Homer E Rainey said 3:30 with leader Mrs. Myrle Smith.
We talked about having a paja­
today.
The census takers
will visit ma party sometime this month.
missions, all-night theaters, and Then we worked on our sewing
city parks in this sp ecial effort to projects.
Joy von Borstel reporter
SA LE
Purebred Herefords
52 YEARLING RANGE BULLS
and Leo W atkins of Waaco spe-
\ f, an(1 Mrs H..r...v HnmwP
von Borstel an<i »»ns Wayne and
clal district deputy of the grand w,n F ioy(, an(1 Mrs A A | )un|a|> 1 e<ldie’ Mr>r K °bert Holmes, Ruth
encampment and the district de- returned recently from a trio m and L aura- Mrs Mark Bird, Stevie
puty presidents Flossie Haines, t he valley where the Hoopers vis- ¿ i”irny a.n d Patrick, Mrs. Pat
, ..
. .. .
...
Sharp,
Mrs,
Doris Bayer and Frank Ketter.
Sham . Joe and Kathleen,
K a th le e n
M r«
H«1 relativ e, at Drain and M r.. ,,u .l K«-k, Stephen,
Lori and
They were escorted to the front
k H
L lsa' an" , arry- K aren an " K rls
of the room and seated. The Re­ w ife MrV.’nd Mr P
>rW*
ta
von Bo™,el “ ™ rr a n k von
bekahs perform ed a drill and a tr i­
Mr -,n i ' m -o i
<• ■
Borstel stopiwd In later for cake
bute to Ruth Vose ending In a
«..u,Uv
? t e n O arland were an,| coffee lteireahtne.lt« of decor
grand march joined by the Odd
f
Z
.
H
n
.
Z
i gh
? r', w?' *h* a" - ‘ '" a " ’" ’ <ak" »> '" ' a »"les.
Fellows.
This was followed by Ix-Wls H astings
home In W asco. ice crea,„ 8(|uarea an(, glng#r;
brief talks by the grand m aster
( ul von Borstel went to Port- bread men and paper hats were
and the president, closing with i
prayer by the Odd Fellows. Re­ land Friday and brought his decorated with the names of the
children present. Punch and cof-
presentatives were present from wife home from the hospital.
Mrs. Donald von Borstel and fee were served w ith the cake.
following lodges: Wasco, Moro,
Maupin, Madras, Tygh Valley, ? " .l . <ieorKe vun " '" » " 'I were
Oswego, Hillsboro, Culver, Top
' sses at a party at the form­
er s home Monday afternoon
Itenlsh, Wash., Dufur, Orient and
Grass Valley.
Cake and coffee
were served at the close of the
meeting.
Mrs. Frank von Borstel attend­
ed a coffee hour at the home of
Mrs Col I is Moore Wednesday af­
ternoon. All the precinct com m it­
Grain Storage
tee women of the county were in­
vited.
Commercial Structures
Mrs Eugene 8pencer and child­
Machine Sheds
ren of The Dalles spent the week
end with h er parents, Mr and
Pre Cut Buildings
Boyce Blaylock. Her grandpar­
ents, Mr. and Mrs E R. Blaylock
Contact:
C lair I«. Balzer
look them hack to The Dalles
Moro, Oregon
Monday.
Phone: .lo n lo n 3-3H.T1 (niter 5 p. to.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brinkert
and Gary and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Brinkert went to The Dalles Sun­
day where Bill Brinkert entered
Notice is hereby given to the legal voters ot Sherm an County High School District of Sherm an
a hospital for surgery Tuesday ( ouniy,
Slate ol Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEET ING of the said district will In? held at Sherm an
morning. After visiting the Duane High School on the 2nd day of May, 1960, at 8:00 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of discussing the
Anderson« they returned home.
budget for the fiscal year loginning July 1, 1960, and ending June 30, 1961, hereinafter set forth.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton F ritts and
S ch ed u le I
MI DGET— F ISC A L YEA R
1960— 1961
grandnon, Kenny Fritts, drove to
Wamic Sunday and visited Mr. N um m ary of E stim a ted E x p en d itu res, R eceip ts and A vailab le Cash B alan ces, and T ax L ev ies
and Mrs. Ted Ball
Total
G eneral
Bond In terest
Mrs. A, A. Dunlap «pent the E stim a tio n of Tax Levy
All F unds
Fund
and Redemption
weekend in Eugene visiting rela­
Fund
tives.
l a Total Estim ated E xpenditures
$ 187,466 85
$ 157,466.80
$ 30,000 DO
Mrs A. von Borstel accompan­
DEDUCT:
ied Mr. and Mrs. Frank von Bor- 2. Total Estim ated Receipts and
Available Cash Balance
«tel to Moro T hursday to attend
43,610.18
43,610.18
the funeral of Charley Belshee 3. Amount Necessary to Balance
the Budget
1 13,856 67
and later went on to The Dalles
30,000 (H)
113,856.67
ADD:
on business
I.
Estim
ated
Amount
of
Taxes
That
Mrs Frances Mathews of Seat­
Will Not Be Collecterl During the
tle, W n, brought her mother, Mrs.
Fiscal Year F'or Which This Bud­
T. M. Rolfe home Friday night
get Is Made, Including Estim ated
after «pending five week« with
Rebate on Taxes
4,315.70
3,415.70
900.00
her Mrs Mathews returned home 5. Total Estim ated Tax Ix*vies for
Sunday.
Ensuing Fiscal Year
148.172.37
117,272.37
30,900 00
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Blagg and •i Analysis of Estim ated Tax Levies:
ta» Amount Inside 6% Lim itation
117.272.37
Mrs. Marcus Esllnger and dau­
117,272.37
(cl Not Subject to 6% Lim itation
30.ÎKX) 00
ghters went to Moro Sunday fo ra
•»elated birthday dinner with Mrs
I N D E in E D N E N S
A dopted by D istrict School Board
1-eta Esllnger
Others present 1 Amount of Ixinded indebtedness (Include
Haled April 1, 1960
all negotiable interest-bearing w arrants
were Mr. and Mrs Clan Balzer,
Signed: Marjorie K. Marvin, District Clerk
Issued under ORS 328 205)
$ 200.000 (H)
Mr and Mrs. Hand,I Halley and
John Decker, Dist School Board Chr
son, Mr und Mrs Lloyd Wooder- 2 Amount of w arrant indebtedness on war-
i
ants
issued
and
endorsed
“not
paid
son and children, Mr. and Mrs.
want of funds”
None
A pproved by B udget C om m ittee
Curl Sherer and Mrs June Jewell 3 for
Amount of other Indebtedness
None
Approved February 24. 1960
The Grass Valley grade school l Total indehteuness
Signed. Stuart M Macnab, Secy, Budget Com.
hand went to Portland Saturday
'sum ot item s 1. 2. 3»
$ 200.000(H)
Lloyd V. Henrichs, Chr. Budget Com.
with John Bus, driving the school
12 HEAD STEERS
20 HEIFERS
S ale S tarts at 2 :0 0 p.m.
BARBECUE LUNCH WILL BE SERVED
NOON'TO 2:00~P. M.‘
E verybody W elcom e
TIMBER LAMINATED ADDING MACHINE
STRUCTURES
TAPE
At Journal Office
Condon, Oregon
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
bus with hand member« and p rin ­
G E N E I ttL F U N D
Sherm an C ounty High S chool D istrict
cipal Hans Meven as adviser,
E ST IM A T E D R E C E IP T S
( o n n ly S h erm an
where they participated In the S c h e d u le II
A ND B E G IN N IN G CASH H A I.A M E
Ju ly I, I INK) Io Ju n e 30, 1961
Oregon Music Educator* Assn .
Band and O rchestra contest fes­ G io ii n ,- .. tpt» foi i w o I k . d ) e a i»
>, ,,
tival of northern Oregon district N rU P ir .c .llo g I o n . -m
E stim ated
T Iscal ear
F iscal ear
No 2 held nt the G lenfalr school
Budget
R eceip ts
Ending
F
ndlng
1 f'c hand played three uunilier.s
A How .nice
E n su in g
.lo
n
e
30,
1958
.Inne
St),
1959
C urrent
“M anhattan Beach” by Sousa
I TFM
F iscal > car
Fiscal Ic a r
Ballet Scene from Swan Lake ’
by Tachaihowaky and “Dance of
lo ItEV EN CE FROM OR T llltO I’GH
the A pprentice” by Wagner, mi
STATK SOI Iti ES
der the direction of hand leader.
31 0 Basic School Sup|mrt Fund
31.2 Other Basic School
Douglas Jaoox. After the contest
¿0.719 IH»
20 37
13,000.00
Fund Receipts
s 19.54.'
they all went to the Portland zoo
330 Vocational Education
Among those from Grass Valle\
1 086 (Hi
I non imi
33.1 Regular Program
1.21 » 30
attending were H orene Crew«.
30. It Ft E l PI'S FROM O T IlF It
Mrs Myrtle Smith and Gordon.
St IIOOI. D IST R IC T S
Mrs Donald von Borstel, Mrs. Bill
51 0 Tuition
Rolfe, Mrs. Sain Alberty, Mrs
B eginning Net Casti B aiarne (or
Don Cox, Mr. and Mrs Owen Ea
D eficit) Less ( ’ash W orking Fond
1*9,
T O TA L HI’IN'.ET RFSOI Ri ES
kin and Susan, Mrs. Hans Meves
GEN E ll IL FI ND
8 32,328.09
and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Todd and Scott, Mr. and Mrs
IR M IN ISTR CHON ItN) S eries
Salaries
Alex Brandet and Jessie, Robbie
10 Salaries
and Susan.
100 00
900 00
1.025 00
111 Su|terinten<lent*s Office
1 500 00
Mr and Mrs. Willard Barnett,
600 00
600 00
«00 00
114
600 00
Mrs. W. I) B arnett and Herman
i MI ». ;
193 75
300 00
120
300 00
9»; 71
and John Peters went to Port­
’ R ' RB
200 00
141 Elections and lhih
100 00
too
00
land Thursday to attend the fun­
97 50
143
150 00
150 00
450 40
eral of John Sehassen.
432 63
450 00
144 i
616 0 |
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Flail k *
«73 75
199 ( >ther Expenses of Admlnl
7<H) (»0
$
719.82
3.081 02
a 3,423 IM) Total td m ln is tm tio n E x p en ses
turned March 26 from C allfornii
3.8Î3.OO
where they spent several weeks
IN S T IH ’CTION M 0 S E R IE S
visiting relatives
210 Salaries
6 025 00
7 .150 00
7 900 00
211 Principals
g
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace May were
3 I *H)0 16
(0
619,95
213 Teacher«
55.413 53
business visitors in The Dalles
62
211 O ther Inst m et tonal Staff
Thursday.
95 40
405 49
5oo Ot)
»Sulwit I tut e«)
t
19
Mr. and Mrs Roy Schilling took
t 057 13
1 0?5 00
215
Secretarial
A Clerical Assf
1,500
1 811 96
2 mn 7 1
his mother, Mr» W F. Schilling
3 tOO 00
220 Teaching Supplies
4 («N»
426 73
56 00
100 00
226 Tc\tlxx»ks
350
3 1" 91
763 75
43,728.22
170.30
786.09
S 33,230.30
58.55
38.35
$
14,924.36
1,336 0 »
3.(102.35
303.23
38.77
38.77
8
3,780.00
1,750.00
14,650.00
400 00
$
19,374.10
8 20,380.00
$
4,283.21
808.51
2,809.14
2,783.74
10,684.60
5.220(H)
1,200.00
4,560 00
3,030.00
I4,010.(H)
71.32
643.52
8
3,482.07
3,081.39
105.05
819.89
100.00
ltH).(H)
3,690.00
1,241.32
14,250.67
392.11
19,368.99
4,970.29
1,303.08
3,66 >.82
2,758.86
12,700.03
225.00
1,000 00
8 69,403.33
$
4o9.12
7.002.38
1,550.00
2,035.00
8
300 00
3,883.0t)
227 Library Books, Periodicals,
Audiovisual Aids
299 e th e r Expense of Instruction
le ta l Expense of Instruction
AT TEN l)A .N’t E AND HEALTH
SERVICES
300-RHI Serirs
•100 Health Services
120 Supplies and Other Expense
Total A tten d an ce and Health S erv ice s $
I 't I ’ l l , transportation
SF.ItV It T.s
5(H) S eries
3,070.79
3,548.70
405.42
3,934.12
2,317 45
2.763 49
6,969 77
675 75
2,726 16
8
3,336 05
1,266.12
100 00
113.81
$
1,819.88
$
3,745.00
210.16
3,664.10
645.40
$
16,615.85
620 87
17,891.12
D E R I SE R V H E
$ 113,502.18
S« hed u le l \
S« hrdiili* \
365.40
,500.00
M 120.658.22
8 I l2.97li.IH»
8(Hi S eries
LhMi S eries
1393 Interest on W arrant«
To|al Debt Service
EMERGENCY
TOTAL GEN ERA I, F IN D
5,400.00
3,140.00
200 00
150.00
300.00
9,190.00
3,960.00
225.00
4,185.1«)
16,386.8.)
I (>,386,83
2.500 IH)
E N P E N R IU RES
• 137, Ititi,83
BONO I N I I I U S I INI» Rl l»l Mi l l o s l l X h
E ST IM X T E D REt E IP T S A N D R E G IN N IN G t |S R BXI t N i l
ESTIM ATE!) F X P E N D llT R E s
1392 Principal on Bond (Include
negotiahle intereq • •earing
w arrant« Issued u • 1er
ORS 328.260)
1392 Interest on Bond«
T'»lal Expenditi? es
st IHHIL U Nt II XNI» MILK El N II
kmtim v rk !» i m fii - tm am » m j u m h i . . , s „
F
m S i ' raJ .M,,ne?' " K''d th ru s <«»
’••< sai» of Lunches
25.000 00
5.000 00
30.tH H I.iH l
Total Rri eip ts
FSTIM XTED E N P E N D ITI R E s
Bcginn.ng Net Caah Balance (or def it
Tidal Budget Kenonrres
D l l ItE S E ItX E
«21 Fond
Total Ex pendila res
Si hrd iilr X III
KH).(H)
Salaries
4,363.00
Supplies and Repair«
1,750 00
Contracted Service
14,650 00
1 ransportatlon insurance
400.00
/ 'a-v ,l,ents di lieu of 'Transportation
540.00
.»66 Transportation other than
Home to School
400.00
lo tal Pupil T ransportation Services $ 22,105.06
OPERATION’ OF PLANT 600 Serie«
610 Salaries
5,310.00
620 Supplies
1,200.00
628 Fuel tor Heat
4,060.00
630 U tilities except Fuel
3,030 00
'Total O peration of Plant
<
I3,6(MI.OO
MAI N TEN A Nt E OF PLANT 7(Hi S eries
710 Salaries
3,695.00
<20 Materials and Supplies
875.00
735 Replacement of Equipment
2
670
00
736 Contracted Service
2,100.00
LG I pkeep of grounds
300.00
Total M aintenance of Plant
$«943.00
851 Retirem ent and Social
4.200 00
Security Expense
2,310.00
8a2 Insurance and Judgem ents
100 00
8.»3 Rental of Land and Buildings
500 00
855 interest on Current Loans
856 Non-Certifipd Subatitutups
$
7,110.00 • otal Fixed ( b arges
FOOD SERVICES AND S T l’DKNT-
bodi a c t iv it ie s ooo - iimh » series
5(H) Food Services
4,070.00
910 Salaries
225.00 ,,,
Supplies and O ther Expense
$
1,293.00 I «dal S ervice» and S-R A ctiv itie s
( A P IT A 1 D l’T L A l 1200 S eries
<
500.00
1271 Sites and Site Additions
3,442 47
12.7 Rem>*(iehiig
11,890.00
12,9 Equipment
i i 5 00
1227 Library Books
» 16,607.47 Total
i
t apital Outlay
155.29
155.29
100.00
510
520
536
a.»2
F IN E D (H A K G E S
2,661 01
1,434 21
55.00
920.54
8
1,445.00
1,200.00
7 9,63(1.00
T«dal K xp en d ln tres and R eserve
«
'O NSTRFCTION A EQI IPPIN G <»F N EXX XDDITIDN
E ST IM X T E D REt E IP T S XND XND REGINNING ( A s || BALANCE
1.100.00
9.000 00
10,100.0(1
49 70
10,119.70
• «.149.70
1O.l49.7o
Beginning Net Cash Balance (or d e f’ -it
T sTIM XTED EN P E N R IT V ItE s
T<d.,| B udget R esotirrr«
D I » RESERVE
L282.I0
T ran sfer tn General Fund
T<d il K xpenditnre» ami R eserve
«
1.282.10