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NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
• , N o t i c e - i s h e r e b y g i v e n t o t h e I* .* »1
State of Oregon, t h a t a SCHOOL Ml
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23rd day of A p r i l , 1962, a t 8 00 o’clock
Rufus News
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p.
year beginning July 1, 1962, and e: .
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b. Total Reserved fo r I xpendltures
* in Future Years
c. *Total Estimated Fxprnditures
and Reserve
DEDUCT
2. Total Estimated Receipts and
Available Cash Balances
3. A m o u n t N e c e s s a r y
to
B a la n c e
the Budget
ADD;
4.
Estimated Amount of Taxes That
W ill Not Be Collected D uring the
Fiscal Year for W hi' i This Budget
Is Made, Including Estimated Re
bate on Taxes
5. Total Estimated Tax l<evie- fo r
Ensuing Fiscal Year
4-H CLUB NEWS
C. A n a l y s i s o f E s t i m a t e d 'l a x L e v i e s
(b ) A m o u n t O u t s i d e C '7 L i m i t a t i o n
I N D E B I ’E D N E S S
1. A m o u n t o f b o n d e d in d e b te d n e
(In
all negotiable Intercut heai n ig w a r
i s s u e d u n d e r O R S 3 2 8 .2 9 5 )
2. A m o u n t o f w a r r a n t in d e b te d n e s on
r a n t s i s s u e d a n d e n d o r s e d " n o t p.d<
w a n e o f f u n d s ’’
3. A m o u n t o f o t h e r i n d e b t e d n e -
4 Total indebtedness < ¡inn of 1, 2, 3)
Id o p lc d
by
B udget
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In
D is tric t
21,920.75
2,027.32
25.24
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13,316.11
1,157.17
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14,656.57
1 1,361 10
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A P P L I IN C E S
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« A R E E N T E R TOOLS
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HOUSEHOLD ITEM S
ELEC TR IC EQ UIPM ENT ANO
MF R ol
TO LIST.
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n is the reporter fo r this group
and n? also demonstrated mak
ing indwich fillin g . Jav Rude
a n d another member fo r the club
made hot cocoa. In the future the
«roup w ill learn how to prepare
raw Hgetahles.
LARRL PETERSON
Auctioneer
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k n ittin g Stars met Mar
S t h o o l . A fter a regu
busing s meeting, refreshmer
" ^»'xies and punch were servi
Melba A ,berty gave a demonsti
I«>n on "H ow to Wash a W’c
(.atm cr.t
and J o y von Borsi
4 H e |> I £ eJ ) n
s-H R e c o rd s.
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Cookers met March
7 a t t h e Rufus school w ith leader
•M is. S a m m y Tsubota. Gregg Jen-
P R IZ E S
VI II ‘s \ I • i II •» «».» V
i .i i i o n
Richard Cantrall, reporter
T O O L S S,
h o o tf
9 ,0 ,0.181
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I he L ittle Rascals cooking club
w ith Jacque von Borstel leader
met March 22 at the school. We
h“ eha1l P0,a,° Salad and Pla>td
PERM OF SALE - CASH
v ERVDODY COME - EVERYONE WELCOME
r r n n n p » ita li
D . ’ E R 3 l i <‘ N D l
ROCK
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The Moro Livestock club met
March 26 at the Moro Legion hall,
w ith leaders
Mrs. Jaeger and
Erank Sayrs present.
W’e 1 ad our meeting and Mr.
Jaeger talked to us about a 4-H
camp o v tt beyond Condon. Karen
and Richard Powell brought the
refreshments. W’e played games
of Wmk-um and L ittle Red Rover.
( arolyn and Nancy Henrichs
w ill bring refreshments fo r our
next meeting which w ill be A p ril
23 in t :e Moro Legion hall. We
aie godig to have a test on the
parts c f an animal.
l ’attie Thompson, reporter
1 he S< rambled Kewers met at
the Grass Valley school March
25 at 3:45 p. m. There were 12
members present and three lead
ers.
Lorraine Stark served refresh
ments
of
frosted
pineapple
squares.
This ends our year of 4-H sew
ing meetings w ith a few Individ-
'ial^ meetings to finish projects.
Everyone has enjoyed the year
very much.
Susan Eakin, reporter
ROOFING
GARDEN SUPPLIES
SHOW ( AMES
a l e f i x t i RES
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E l H I I E \ S IN K S
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M IR R O R S
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I L I ' I B I ng si f r e ie s
M I S 3 \ o BOLTS
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M 3 I ER T 3 \K S
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LIQUIDATION
RUFUS LUMBER & PLUMBING
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I he Silver Needles clothing
club under Mrs. Hicks, met at
the Hicks home Tuesday after
noon and finished (heir scissors
cases.
T erry House and Phyllis Deck
er of Wasco were guests.
Susan I.. Larimore, reporter
at
70. S 3 L E O F
G E N E l i 31. I l N D
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76.66
73.92
No need to wear earmuffs
when you ask U. S. National
to finance your appliance
purchase. Our friendly
loan people make you
feel warm all over. Buy
that modern new
appliance you’ve been
wanting with low-cost
money from U. S.l
I n l y I , I 9 6 2 t o .1 u n e 3 0 , I
L and
l he seventh meeting of the
Kent L.vestock Club was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans
1 --U lenhagen. A ll members were
present.
We ban two movies at this
meeting. One was called Old Mac
Donald end the other Cattle Coun
try.
W’e discussed a p ir t y that we
plan to have A p ril 13 at 7:30 In
the Kent gym.
There w ill be
dancing, games and refreshments.
For me of the games there w ill
bo a pehr.3 toss. This w ill be open
t o the people all through the par
ty. A il 4-H’ers are invited.
APPUANCE LOANS
D is tric i X
< o u n t.t S h e e n
30. B E \ E M E F R O M
S I t I E S O I IK | . s
5 ,8 9 7 19
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G E N E R t l . I I ND
E S I 131 3 I E D B E < E I P I S
S c h e d u le II
3 N D B E G IN N IN 4 . ( 3S H |I 3 L 3 X ( I
A c tu a l R e e e ip tx f o r T w o F is c a l t e a r s
N e x t P re c e d in g < u r re n l S chool t e a r
F litc u l Y e a r
F is c a l t e a r
A lim i a n c e
E n d in g
E u d in g
< i n r e n i
J u n e 30, 1900
J u n e 3 0 , I'MJl
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u n ty o n -May 12 There-is
en^e at Rutua school-this guests fo r the a ffa ir were • Mrs.
r all the parents u, come P rank Adams anJ son Morine, one visitor present.
Mrs Claia Macrub, Miss Nellie
We ate gamg to have the jew.
M orris all from The Dalles Mrs. mg club a« gu<»ts at our next
’h a r l e s G r i g g s w a s h o n o r -
Joe Griggs and daughter Nadrn«. m e e t i n g .
i the P-nk and blue srtowet at
and Mrs. Pearl Brackett from
Jackio Grabenhorst gave a de-
Ruft u Grange hall March 29. Moro.
monstration
un the ¿totklaette
s were Mrs W aiter Mor-
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shafer of stitch. Maureen K ing gave a de
Bub Byrd and Mrs. Hod- Masco drove by Sunday and p ick
monstration on ribbing.
nsun. Mrs. Johnson was up B ill Huck and a ll drove dow n
\ icki \ u tue and .Gloria Geiser
) be present but sent her to Hood River to v is it the Huck
served lefreshm enii.
ut
the refreshments. The orchard and larm . Also going to
Darlene Archer, reporter
udts were placed m a cradle w ith Hood R iver Sunday to v is it Mrs.
a stork and then an umbrella H uck were Mr. and Mrs George
The Knitting Knitters under
ver it Nadine Griggs, a sister Pox, then they patronized the Lavelle Dorm aier met March 7,
1 : law of Mrs. Griggs assisted in
»> east sausage and sauerkraut at 4:00 p m at the A1 Dormaier
-pening the many lovely w rap dinner. It seems like there’s al home
ped gifts, then passed them for all ways some one people know at
The meeting was called to order
o see. P retty daffodils were made these affairs
by the president. We had old busi
into a centerpiece for the serv
ness and new business. A fte r that
i n g table. .Mrs. Griggs’ two grand
Arlene Dorm aier showed us how
■ .
ei s, Mrs Jessie
Langford
to ca.it on. Sandy H ill showed us
a n d Mrs. Pearl Brackett presided
The fifth meeting of the Sweat how to k n it Alison W alker show
a t tfie coffee
and punch bowl er G irls K n ittin g club was held
ed us how to pearl and A lbert
iy Brackett cut and served March I at the Masonic hall Dormaier showed how* to bind- ’
.»rated cake.
Out of town There were eleven members and off. Then we had three g irls show
pictures on safety. A fte r that the
mothers went up to a table and
saw our projects. Then w*e had re
_
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freshments.
Arlene Dormaier, reporter
5.(XX) (M)
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1 n* place is un-
3 .3 7 0 .8 0
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