Sherman County journal., July 28, 1961, Page 4, Image 4

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S H E R M A N C O U N T ! JO U R N A L, MORO, OREGON
Grass Valley
b y A n n H alzer
D avid B ayer a rriv e d F rid a y
from Davis, Calif., to v isit hia
p a te n ts , Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k T.
B ayer. He left M onday for his
hom e.
V isitors at the hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. F ra n k T. B ayer S unday
w ere Mrs. C lara E lliott and d a u ­
g h te r, Mrs. Boh W ren of S h eri­
d an and Mrs. Boh D ent of Spring-
field.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H arvey and
son of Sacram ento, Calif., sp en t
sev eral days last week v isitin g at
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Ja m es
E arl.
Mr. an 1 M rs. E a rl Olds and
Robin w ore business v isito rs in
T he D alles S atu rd ay
and m et
th e ir gran d d au g h ter, G lenda P e r­
ry, w ho a rriv e d from P ortland,
to spend several days w ith them .
Mrs. DicK E d w ard s and d au g h ­
ter, Mrs. B etsy D rath of P ortland,
cam e W ednesday and w ere over
n ig h t g u ests of th e fo rm e r’s m o­
th e r, Mrs. W. F. Schilling, w ho ac­
com panied them hom e T h u rsd a y
for a visit.
Mr. and M rs. H erm an P ete rs
had as guests S unday afternoon
Mr. a n d Mrs. A rden P e te rs of
M adras and Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
G ilm an and B arbara of Moro.
B a rb a ra w ent hom e w ith th e A r­
d en P e te rs’ for a week.
FR ID A Y , I l LV 2», 1961
ada, w h ere th ey w ill ta k e a
steam er fo r L iverpool, w h ere
they w ill m eet the fo rm e r’s d a u ­
ghter, Mrs. K en n eth Olds of G er­
m any and Mrs. M eGowan’s d a u ­
g h ter, S h aro n v isitin g h er and
Mrs. L em ley’s niece Mrs. Jacobs
from Wales. T hey will all go ;.o
W ales and visit and also to Scot­
land. Mrs. Lem ley, Mrs McGowan
and d au g h ter, S haron, and M rs.
Olds will go to A ugsberg, G er­
m any and spend sev eral m o n th s
w ith Mr. and Mrs. K enneth Olds
Mr. and Mrs. D uane L em ley
and ch ild ren of P o rtlan d cam e
F rid ay and sp en t th e w eekend
w ith his p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs.
A rzell Lem ley.
Mr. and Mrs. E u g en e A m idon
of Moro w ere d in n e r g u ests S u n ­
day ev en in g at th e hom e of M r.
and Mrs. A rzell Lem ley.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k von Bor-
sted m ade a b u sin ess trip to P o rt­
land M onday.
Mrs. Don M arsh and P h ilip of
Hood R iv er had lunch w ith Mr.
and
Mrs.
F ra n k von B orstel
F riday .
Mr. and Mrs. E lm e r S ondenaa
left M onday for th e ir hom e in
Toledo a fte r * ¡»ending ten d ays
here w ith h e r m o th er, M rs. A
von Borstel.
T h e ir d au g h te rs
L ynn and P enny stay ed for a
longer visit, L ynn w ith h e r g ran d
m o th er and P en n y w ith h er au n t,
Mrs. F ra n k S ay rs a t Moro.
Mrs. O liver S ch ad ew ltz visited
Mrs.
Ix*n G arland and Mrs. F ra n g
Mrs. Jo h n R ust and d au g h ter,
Mrs. G eraldine R aven, w ent to von B orstel F rid ay aftern o o n .
Y akim a, W ash., F rid a y on bu si­
Mrs. Don M arsh and P h ilip r e ­
ness. Mrs. R aven w ent back to tu rn e d to th e ir hom e in Hood
Y akim a M onday and w ill e n te r R iver S atu rd ay a fte r sp e n d in g a
the h ospital for m edical atten tio n . w eek h ere w ith h e r p are n ts, Mr
Mr. and Mrs. H. 0 . D ugger went ano M rs. Don C lodfelter.
to E agle C reek S unday to atten d
Mr. and Mrs. F re d Cox of C or­
the D ugger fam ily reunion
vallis cam e up last S unday and
Mrs. H arold E akln and Mona sp en t till T u esd ay v isitin g at th e
w ere business v isito rs in T h e D al­ hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Sam A lb er­
les W ednesday.
ty
P en n y H igley of Moro w as an
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Blaylock had
over n ig h t g u ests at th e H arold as d in n e r g u ests S u nday h e r b ro ­
E ak in hom e S atu rd ay night.
th e r W. H. H eaton from S h aw ­
Miss F ra n ce s T hom pson of nee, K ansas, Mr. and Mrs. E arl
b e n d spent from W ednesday till S aw tell of T h e Dalles, Mr. and
S unday as a guest of Mrs. Bill .Mrs. Boyce Blaylock and O rville,
P ausch.
Mr. an d Mrs. C lyde S tra d le y and
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. B alzer ap e n t Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Belshe and
S unday in W asco v isitin g a t the baby of Moro. T h e occasion w as
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. G us H a rt­ ce le b ra tin g th e b irth d a y a n n iv e r­
m ann.
saries of E. R. Blaylock, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. A rchie C antrall Saw tell and Mrs. S trad ley .
had as d in n e r g u ests S unday
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k E. B ayer
th e ir son, G ene of P o rtlan d and
H elen and Byron, Leslie
his fiancee, Miss C am ille M ikelic, and
ano h er m o th e r and b ro th er, M rs. P errig o of T h e Dalles, B everly
Mikelic and Jo h n of P o rtlan d L u tje of W asco and Mr. and Mrs.
and th e C a n tra ll’s son in law and H arry S ta rk and fam ily w en t to
d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rod- Cove S u n d ay to th e hom e of Mr.
ano Mrs. C u rtis S tark for a fam ­
da and fam ily of T he Dalles.
ily get to g e th er celeb ratin g th e
Mr. and Mrs. Sam A liberty had b irth d a y s of those In Ju ly and
as th e ir g u ests for a w eek his A ugust. O th er m em bers p resen t
b ro th er in law and sister, Mr. and w ere Mr and Mrs. W illis B rittain
Mrs. P h ilip C arranza and fam ily end fam ily of Bend and Mr. and
Mrs. H adley S tark of A naheim .
of S anta M aria, C alifornia.
A picnic d in n e r w as enjoyed in C alifornia.
¡be Moro p ark S unday by Mr. and
Q uite a few people from h ere
Mrs. Sam A lberty and fam ily and w ent to D ufur S u n d ay to atten d
th e ir houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. the E lks picnic.
P hilip C arranza and fam ily of
Mrs K en n eth H a ttru p and R ita,
S anta Maria, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. C athy
von B orstel, Mrs. Bill
F loyd Lane, Mrs. S. F . A lberty, Pausch and Mrs. A rzell L em ley
ano Mr. and Mrs. A. S. A lb erty w eie b u sin ess v isito rs in T he
and fam ily all of Moro and Mr. Didles W ednesday.
art* Mrs. N orval L ane and fam ily
Mr. and Mrs. B ern ard M artin
o f Condon.
spent W ednesday and T h u rsd ay
Jo e Bibby and d a u g h te r Sally at C annon Beach.
Sue, w ere b usiness v isito rs in
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Padget ami
H eppner F riday.
Susan L essard of S eattle cam e
Mrs C harles Lem ley of G resham F rid ay to spend tw o w eeks w ith
and d au g h ter, Mrs. V erne Mc­ Mrs. P adget *a p a re n ts th e B e r­
Gowan of Pilot Rock, left on the n ard M artins.
’. ra in S unday for M ontreal, C an­
COMING
WASCO COUNTY’S LARGEST
PUBLIC EVENT
A U G U S T 24, 25, 26, 27
W asco C o u n ty
F A IR
At the Tygh Valley Fairgrounds
F E A T U R I N G ....
* EXHIBITS
HORSE SHOW
* CARNIVAL
* RODEO
* RACES
INDIANS
EDUCATIONAL & FUN FOR EVERY0NF
ABOUT AGRICULTURE
Mr. and Mrs. S helton F ritts
w ere in T he Dalles S unday v isit­
ing Mrs. G eorge B a rn e tt. Mr.
B a rn e tt
passed
aw ay F rid a y
Ju ly 21.
Mr. and Mrs. C h ester B rledw ell
had as th e ir g u ests from F rid a y
till S unday h e r b ro th er, L eroy
G u th rie of T acom a and h is g ra n d ­
son, L a rry G u th rie of Coos Bay,
h er sis te r in law, Mrs. B. G u th rie
and h er m other, Mrs. L ith a G u th ­
rie of C orvallis. T he occasion was
th e 89th b irth d a y of Mrs. L ith a
G uthrie. T h eir g randson, Douglas
Bibby w as a guest also.
Mrs. K eith B ayer and son K en­
neth, B etty D avis and Flo M ar­
lin left M onday for th e ir hom e in
San Rafael, C’alif., a fte r v isitin g
at th e hom e
of Mr. and Mrs.
F ran k T. Bayer.
Among th e v isito rs in T he Dal­
les M onday w ere Mr. and Mrs
F ra n k T. B ayer, Mrs. A. A. D un­
lap, Mrs. V erne M obley Jr., and
Mrs. H a rry Ju stesen .
Mrs. l i s t e r B arnum and Mrs.
A lfred K ock w ere in T he Dalles
T u esd ay on b usiness and w hile
th e re called
a t th e Colum bia
Basin N u rsin g Home to see Mrs.
Maggie B arnum , Mrs. Jo h n E n g ­
stro m and Mrs. F red S trad ley .
Zw Our Tïmeïm.
h o t o r cold ,
S/NCE A NC/ENT
t / m e s / r t s
\
KN O W N THAT 1
HUMANS HAVE
pro testep
TWO P/SCOMAORT-
/ N 3 A A C T O R S ...
A N O M U C H EAAORT
H A S B E E N U S E P /N
TRY/NG TO K E E P CCC'L ..7
/N /6 £ O , S /R
u
CHR/STOPHER 1
WREN, E N G L /S H ‘
ARCH/TECT,
I
P E S /G N E P A
6RA Y/TY EXHAUST
VENTILATOR
Shipping Arranged
More ami m ore Oregon w h eat
will lie im p o rted by B urm ese
flour mills, if ocean freight rate s
will p erm it.
T his is the p rediction of S. I).
V a rm a , a
leading flo u r m iller
from Rangoon, B urm a, and ex e­
cu tiv e se creta ry of the B u rm an
F lo u r M illers association.
V arm a and his w ife recen tly
vlsted th e E astern O regon area as
p art of a U. S. to u r arran g e d by
W estern
W heat A ssociates of
P ortland, G reat P lains W heat and
th e U. S, D ep artm en t of A gricul­
ture. T he V arm as m et in Pendle­
ton w ith officers of th e Oregon
W heat G row er« L eague ami the
Oregon W heat Com m ission.
T he B urm ese m illing in d u stry ,
ju s t four y e a rs old, im p o rted its
w h eat from C anada and A u stra l­
ia un til th is p arin g w hen, as a
resu lt of co n tin u ed effo rts by
W estern W heat A ssociates, it p u r­
chased its first sh ip m en t of U. S.
w heat.
T he w heat w as shipped
from V ancouver, W aahington.
"W e are m ost pleased w ith th e
q u ality of the soft, w h ite w heat
from th e Pacific N o rth w e st,’’
V arm a said d u rin g h is Oregon
visit, " It Is fa r su p e rio r to the
w heat w e bought from A u stralia
and Canada, and we w ould like
to buy m ore.”
T he problem Is one of ocean
freight rates, according to V arm a,
T he Colum bia R iver p o rts are th e
only U. S p o rts close enough to
Burm a for any kind of econom i­
cal shipping. At th e p resen t tim e
th e new B urm ese flo u r m illing
In d u stry lacks sto rag e facilities,
ami is forced to p u rch ase its
ty u T TOPAY, ANYONE LISTEN/NG TO
REGULAR WEATHER R EP O R TS KNOWS
THAT ANOTHER AACTOR, E X C E S S /Y E
H U M /P /T Y , /S THE TRUE P/SCO M -
xae/7<V<3 AG EN T A O U N P //Y
BOTH H O T A N P C O LP
TEMPERA TURES.
A /R COHO/A/ON/NG
B EC A M E A R E A L /T Y
BETW EEN /9 O O - /9 2 3 WHEN
ENG/NEERS RECOGN/ZEP
THE H U M /P /T Y CONTROL
AACTOR A N P P U T / T
TO U S E ..,
P o P A Y , GENERAL
ELECTRfC'S N E W
PORTA - C A R T A / R
C O N P /T /O N E R C A N B E
ROL L E P AROM ROOM TO
r o o m , a p s u s t s r o A /r
M O S T AN Y W /N P O W .. .
A N P /S CAPABLE O P
PE M O V /N G A S M U C H A S
7. 2 GALLONS OA WATER
P E R P A Y AROM H O T
H U M /P A /R .
w heat in rela tiv e ly sm all lots,
V arm a ¡»ointed out. T his m akes
il d ifficu lt to arra n g e for sh ip
d eliv ery from th e Colum bia Riv-
e r to B urm a.
V arm a
for larg er w h eat
im p o rts in th e fu tu re , and ex-
p ressed h is hope th a t th e w heat
w ould be soft, w h ite w h eat ship-
ped from th e P o rtlan d area.
B u rm a is a dollar m a rk e t for
N o rth w e st w heat.
C O I N TY < L E ItK 'S A N N U A L R E P O R T OK E L L S R E C E IV E D
A N II D I S B U R S E M E N T S O F S A M E FRO M J U L Y I, I960 TH R U
J U N E 30, 1961
M O N I 111A R E C E IP T S
J U L Y .................................................. $
AUGUST ..........................................
SEPTEM BER
--
--
141.57
390.00
364.65 1
..
OCTOBER
...................................
NOVEMBER
DECEM BER
262.92
284.45
169.42
JA N U A R Y
F E B R l ARY
M ARCH
A P R II
MAY
___
186.96
T o tal R eceipts
$ 3,407. 19
SO I lit EH O F R E C E IP T »
R ecording Fees
...
_______ ____ $ 1 ,767.22
128.10
Law L ib rary ___ - ____- ____ _____
286.tR)
C irc u it C ourt F e e s _______ __
--
298.00
P ro b ate A County C o u rt F ees ______
6.00
M arriage Licenses __________ - -
538.37
M iscellaneous copying & In d ex in g .
50.50
M igratory Liens _ _ _ _____________ _
243.00
L itig an t F e e s __ - ____ ___________ __
90.00
D ivorce Fees
______ - ________
T o ta l
Receipt»
$ 3,407.19
IIISB 1 ItSEM E N T S
M igratory Lien Fees paid to S e c re ta ry of S tate
$
50.50
L itig an t Fees p aid to S tate T r e a s u r e r ___ ____
243.00
D ivorce Fees paid to S tate T re a s u re r __ _____
90.00
F ees paid to C ounty T re a s u re r
3,023.69
T otal D lsb u rsem en ta
X 3,407.19
)
) ss
COUNTY O F SHERM AN
)
I. M an e U osklnson, C ounty C lerk of the C ounty of S h erm an,
S tate o f Oregon, do h ere b y ce rtify th a t th e foregoing re p o rt is
p rep ared from and based upon th e reco rd s of th is office and that
the sam e is a full, tru e and co rrect re p o rt to th e best of my
know ledge and l»elief.
Dated Ibis 21st day of Ju ly , 1961.
(SEAL)
M arie H oskinson
„
C ounty C lerk
STA T E OF OREGON
C O U N T Y C L E R K ’S A N N U A L R E P O R T O F E X P E N D I T U R E S A N D U N E X P E N D ­
E D B A L A N C E S t O Y K ItIN G P E R IO D FROM .11 1,5 I, IMO T H R U J I NK 30, 1901
4C IO IN I
U IO IM
AMOUNT
BALANCES
BUDGETED
EXPENDED
B oo ths
$ 2-4OO.OO
400.00
1200.00
250.00
$ 2400.00
249.20
1159.50
212.20
800.00
1100 00
25.00
25.00
100.00
8.00
1247.66
50.00
2400.00
375.00
;i50.(X)
2400(H)
533.09
348.35
7320(H)
4800 (H)
250(H)
4800 00
250 (H)
272.93
277.09
208.97
750.00
3(H).00
500(H)
200(H)
25(H)
1(H) 00
1 »7 06 () D.
25.00
50(H)
7320 00
106 06
792.00
100(H)
700.00
130 00
150.00
4(H).00
150.80
40.50
25.00
4800.00
3600 00
210.73
419 77
101.50
121.35
4800 00
3600 00
158,0t) () D.
1 65
to o
280.23
31.50 O. D
28 65
127.07
472 31
91.03
500.00
110(H)
5.10
77.40
90.00
19 90
22.60
4800 00
4250 00
15(H) (H)
18(H) (M)
3988 12
1469 61
1200 00
5(H) (H)
360.00
2114 90
5(H) 00
237.47
122 53
24(H) (H)
2100 (H)
44 42
20 00
69 95
6000 00
180.58
5.00
5 ()5
500 00
1(H) (H)
25 00
31.05
68 95
25 00
500 00
500 (X)
20.00
612 (H)
410 22
5 00
255 (Hl
25 00
75.00
6500 00
B in t P r o te c tio n
P re lim in ary re su lts from tria ls
conducted at OSU in d icate th a t
egg pro d u ctio n ra te s w ill be as
good w h e th e r one o r tw o birds
are housed in a 12-inch cage.
D uring th e colder m o n th s of the
year, th e re w as a decrease in p ro ­
d u ction in cages
h o u sin g two
b ird s w hen they w ere fed a low
en erg y feed. W hen th e b ird s re ­
ceived a h igh en erg y ratio n , how ­
ever, th e re w as no difference.
F eed efficiency w as slig h tly
b e tte r w hen tw o b ird s w ere hous­
ed to g eth er.
261.88
.30.39
26(H) (H)
914.90
D
11200 O 0 .
89 78
15 00
at th e
q u alifyin g
fa c to r s
in funeral ta r v ic e.
I
MJ4
moo u ut AVI
T O T A L E X P E N D I T U R E » A N D TO W H A T F U N D C H A R G E D FO R
P E R IO D FROM J U L Y 1, l!NH) T H R U J U N E 30, 1961
C O U N T Y G E N E R A L F U N D E X P E N D I T U R E S MY M ON TH
JU LY
8,742.62
____
AUG UST —
—
SEPTEM BER
OCTOBER
..
8,085.65
-
8,295.29
4,568.45
7,057.62
11,780.59
4,119.59
4,033.08
6,537.71
4,583.80
10.595.19
9,047.50
N O V E M B E R ............-
DECEM BER
JA N U A R Y
FEBRUARY —
MARCH . .
___
___
A P R I L ..................... —
MAY
- -
_____
JU N E
___________
T otal
« 87,447.13
112,111.00
87,447.15
TO TA LS— Ju ly 1, 1960 th ru Ju n e 30, 1961
L ess G eneral F u n d E x p e n d itu re s
I Less
.ess A ssesso r’s E q u ip m en t S in k in g Fund
24,603 85
500 00
L ess S h e riff’s E q u ip m en t S in k in g Fund
24.163.85
500,00
Less School P er C apita F u n d
23.663.85
7,090 00
Less
16,573.85
750.00
TO TA L N ET BA LA N CE
186.90
499.67
304.09
248.06
JU N E ___
(XIUNTY COURT
Ju d g e 's S alary
Ju d g e 's E x p en se
Com m ’ra. Fees, Mileage, adm inis.
Ju v e n ile C ounselor
CIR C U IT COURT
W itnesses & J u ro rs ' Fees
R e p o rters’ Fees 6 Salary
Meals for J u r o rs
Bailiff's Fees
Ju d g e 's E x p en se
JU S T IC E COURT
Ju ro rs, W itnesses, etc.
Salary
Office A d m in istratio n
D ISTR IC T ATTORNEY
COUNTY C LER K
C ounty C lerk ’s Salary
Dejm ty C lerk ’s Salary
In cid en tal E x p en ses
Ihs'ord B«H»ks A, Blanks
Office E q u ip m en t
Phone
C O O P E R A T IV E COUNTY
EX TEN SIO N WORK
(XIUNTY ASSESSOR
A ssessor's S alary
Office H elp
In cid en tal E x |* 'n se
A ppraisal. F ield W ork, Maps
Office equip, re p a ir x m ain ten an ce
Tax M achine (Sinking Fund)
Board of E q u allxation
Vet Service O fficer’s Incid
Phone
COUNTY S H E R IF F
S h eriff's S alary
D eputy S h e riff’s Salary
In cidental E x p en ses
Official Car
T rav el E x p en se
Tax M achine (Sinking Fund)
P hone
COPNTY T R E A SU R E R
T re a s u re r’s S alary
In cid en tal E xpenses
Office E q u ip m en t
Phone
SH ER M A N WASCO H P M .T H UN IT
(XM’NTY CORONER
Fees A E x p en ses
Ju ro rs A W itnesses
F L E C T IO N S
Ju d g es A C3erks
Ballots A S upplies
R esearch w o rk e rs at W ash in g ­
ton S tate U n iv ersity , o bserved
th a t th e o ccu rren ce of blood spots
ir. eggs increased w h en th e level
of v ita m in A w as below 1,100
U. S. P. u n its p e r pound of feed.
V itam in A levels in th e ran g e
of 1,200 and 1,600 p er pound re ­
su lted in m inim um blood sp o t in ­
cidence. S tepping th e v ita m in A
up m ore to levels as h igh as 15,*
000 u n its did not re su lt in any
fu rth e r red u ctio n in blood spots.
< 'a g ed
IN A PPR E C IA T IO N
We ex p ress o u r deep th a n k s
and g ra titu d e to the m any frien d s
for th e k in d n esses extended to us
in o u r sorrow .
T h e S trad ley fam ily
Oregon Wheat To
Go To Orient If
y
In g ro u p cages, egg production
w as b e tte r for b ird s given one
sq u a re foot of space th a n w here
ju s t
th ree -fo u rth s of a sq u are
foot w as allow ed p er bird
G ro v er Ix>ng, W asco, w ho lives
on T ad McCoy place uses cages
fo r h is layers. Long is th e la rg ­
e st egg p roducer In th e county,
ru n n in g about 400 hens. T he cage
sy stem has w orked w ell for him
and could be used by anyone
ev en a fam liy flock. Cost of in­
v estm en t w ill ru n n e a r a d ollar
p er bird.
TO TA L G E N E R A L FUN D E X P E N D IT U R E »
$
13,823.8.5
$
96,287.13
G E N E R A L R O A D F U N D E X P E N D I T U R E S BY M O N TH
JU L Y
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17.059.16
9,006.96
AUGUST
________
S E P T E M B E R .......................
O C T O B E R ______
17,550.52
..
5»0.53
NOVEM BER
D E C E M B E R ..............................
J A N U A R Y .....................................
F E B R U A R Y ........... ....................
MARCH
A P R IL ..........
MAY
6.545.00
4,137.82
4,354.40
4,785.62
5,706.00
8,977.09
..
7,001.50
JU N E . .
13,188.13
T o ta l
0 164,341.73
TO TA LS— JU L Y 1, 1960 th ru JU N E 30, 1961
L ess G eneral Road F u n d E x p e n d itu re s
$ 120,80000
104,541.73
TO TA L N E T BA LA N CE
TO TA L G E N E R A L ROAD F I ND E X P E N D IT U R E S
16,258.27
» KM,341.73
T otal n u m b e r of claim s p resen ted ag ain st G eneral F u n d
T otal am ount of claim s ag ain st G eneral F u n d
$ 87,447.15
T o ta l W a rra n ts Iaaued
T otal o u tsta n d in g w a rra n ts as of J u n e 30, 1961
TO TA L W A RRA N TS PA ID
87,447.13
9,423.06
$ 78.024.09
T otal n u m b e r of claim s p resen ted ag ain st G eneral Road F u n d
G ross am o u n t of claim s a g a in st Gen. Road F und
$104,541 73
T o ta l W a r r a n ts Is su e d
T otal o u tsta n d in g w a rra n ts as of J u n e 30, 1961
T O T A L W A RRA N TS
Ballot Boxes & R e g istra tio n
50.00
COUNTY SCHOOLS
T ea ch e rs’ In s titu te
25000
P er C apita (n $10.00
7090.00
COURTHOUSE
In cidental E x p en ses
2500.00
J a n ito r ’s S alary
3000.00
R epairs A Im p ro v em en ts
KHH).(H)
COUNTY JA IL
B oard of P riso n e rs A S upplies
500 00
COUNTY P R IN T IN G
700.00
M EN ETA LLY D ISE A SE D CA SES
50.00
PU B L IC A SSISTA NCE
G eneral A ssistance
1168 00
Old Age A ssistance
3284 00
Aid to D ejiendent C hildren
1812.00
Aid to P erm an e n tly A to ta llv disable!
853.00
EM ERGENCY FU N D
12(HH) (X)
ASSOCIATION O F OREGON CO U N TIES
D ues
380.00
COUNTY AUDIT
1600 00
PREM IU M ON O F F IC E R S ’ BONDS
500 00
DEMOSS M EM ORIAL PARK
Incidentals A C a re ta k e r
250.00
COURTHOUSE INSU RA N CE
75000
R E T IR E M E N T
KHH) 00
AM BULANCE FU N D (SIN K IN G )
750.00
U. S F IS H A W IL D L IF E SER.
3069.00
COST O F DEL. TAX FO R ECLO SU RES
25.00
ANNOTATION'S A LAW BOOKS
450.00
PLA N N IN G COMMISSION
500 00
PRO ECTIO N O F RECORDS
(¡0() (H)
PLA N N IN G COMMISSION
In ter-C ountv Regional
400.00
C H A R T E R CO M M ITTEE
500 00
STA TE IND. ACCT. COMM
300 00
NOXIOUS W E E D CONTROL
W ages A S alaries
2500.00
M aterials
4500 00
A D V ER TISIN G
30000
TOTAU4
6 II2 I1 1 .M
#
ROAD EC X I)
W E E D CONTROL
2500 00
WAGES
35000 00
R E P A IR S
BHHH) (H)
GAS A O il.
)HHX)(H)
T IR E S A TU B ES
3500 00
G E N E R A L S U P P L IE S
2500 00
D R IL L S T E E L
1000 00
G RA D ER RI.A D ES
7.50 (H)
STA TE IND. ACCI COMM
75OOO
BLASTING QUARRY SIT E S
25OOOO
IN SU RA N CE
2750.00
M ISC ELLA N EO U S
1000 00
B R ID G ES A CU LV ERTS
15000.00
ROAD M ACHINERY
170O0 00
MACADAM M A IN TEN A N C E
11500 00
R E T IR E M E N T
1050 00
F A S M ATCHING FU N D
8000 00
TOTAI-S
» 1208OO.OO
»
PA ID
640
349
104,341.73
13,471.09
$ 91,070.64
23.58
26 42
227.85
7090.00
22.15
2007.14
3000 00
828.59
492.86
186.35
557.79
54.45
313.65
1168.00
4176 41
1812.00
853.00
3131.99
337 90
1876 33
420.09
500.48
544.62
1034.30
750.00
3069 00
660 50
10 00
011 08
400 00
7.55
170 55
2500 00
3407.43
300.00
96287.13
2454.55
34191 60
13047.88
6065.77
1441 01
2222 30
752 63
754.44
31.67
2258.78
074 02
15041 41
21554 26
910 81
3140 00
164341.73
171.41
143.21
4.45 0
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8868.01
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25 00
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492 45
129 45
1032 57
13823.8.5
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808 40
3047.88 O
05 77
2058 39
277.70
1000.00
2.63
4 44
2468.33
491.22
325 98
4141
4554 26
11500.00
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