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«MUMMAB COUNTY J O I M.NAL, MORO, O REG O N
Rufus News
By Mrs. George Fox
M um Margaret Hell, the Sher-
m a n CQU:h7 h o m e e x t e n s i o n a g e n t
w a« in H u /u * la s t T h u rs d a y to
g iv e a lua«»n o n W ill M ak in g . T h e
m e e tin g w as h e ld a t th e h o m e o f
F illi» IX, XI’IU I, 4,
M rs W a lte r M o rris w ith M rs E th ­
e l B leak.T ian as co -h o stess. M iss
H eil’s ta lk w as v e ry e n lig h te n in g
to m o st of u s a n d w e le a rn e d of
so m e o f -h e - ------
leg al p itfa lls w h ich
w ** m ig h t i«e c a u g h t
A fte r
^lin ch ’ he c h a irm a n , M r
B e rt
S w iK ert h a d c h a rg e o f th< m eet-
w ith tn e s e c r e ta ry , Mr Jo/m
l'Mi.l
J e n s >n h e lp in g o u t. T h e R u fu s
u n it w ill d is p la y th e W ill lesso n
at th e S h ? rm a n c o u n ty F e s tiv a l
th e e n d of A pril.
M r a n d M rs L a r r y C agle a n d
a d o p te d c h ild re n , a d a u g h te r , R o­
x a n n e an I a so n D avid o f C e n ­
tra lia , W ash., w ere v is ito rs in th e
¡job H y n i
home last
week
end
M r C ag le *s :»
a fo r m e r high
h igh school so u g h t fo r th e bo
te a c h e r in
R u fu s an d ii
M r. P e ttit a n n o u n c e s a ph o to -
te a c h in g in C e n tra lia J u n k
g r a p h y class o n W e d n e sd a y a t
lege.
7:30 p .m . a t R u fu s school. R oy
T h e H u lu s p a re n t te a c h e r soc- C a y m a n a n n o u n c e d th e r e Is a so ft
g ro u p
„ ,h e « b o o l lu n c h b all g a m e w :,h W asco on th e R u
room M om lay. .Mrs G eorge Je n - u s fle |d a t , 2 45 r r l, |av A D rl, ,
H o » ? r d n % .c
T * th ;g W“ h M™
M rs J o e M o rrls ■ «* C harge of
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
hi h e re b y g iv e n to th e legal v o te rs o f R u fu s g ra d e sch o o l d is tric t No t o f S h e r m a n
h o u ^ ^ n 't h e
1 lfh a l a, . ? ° i < 2 ? L M E K T ,N G o f ,h e said
* 'dl
b ‘-'d
th e s c h S S
h u rtv et o . .h ii *h d a y of A p ril, 1993, a t 7:00 o ’clock p.m . fo r th e p u rp o s e of d is c u s s in g th e
j S r y - j y . t h e flllCal y e> r i n n i n g J u ly 1, 1963, a n d e n d in g J u n e 30, 1961 h e r ln a f te r set fo rt h .
H rfted u le |
Sum m ary
B U D G E T — P 1 B 4 .4 I. Y EA R liNgl— 1964
of
L e t lig a tio n
E s tim a te d
of T ax
E x p e n d itu r e
l^ y y
R e c e ip t » a .u l A x a l l a h l c
T o ta l
G enerul
A ll Funds
E u ml
1. a.
to t a l E s tim a te d E x p e n d itu re s
115,413.14
b. T o ta l R e s e rv e d fo r E x p e n d itu re
In F u tu r e Y ears
19,219 47
c. T o ta l E s tim a te d E x p e n d itu re s
a n d R e se rv e
134,632 61
DEDUCT:
2. T o ta l E s tim a te d R e c e ip ts a n d A vail
able Cash Balances
60,665.56
3. A m o u n t N e c e ssa ry to B alan ce
the Budget
73,967.06
< a » l,
B a la n c e s , a n d
Bus. Re».
Fum i
Tax
L d ie »
l.um -li
B u ild in g
Fund
90 2 5 0 0 0
ADD:
7,350.00
7,763.14
3,429.47
4,H<M).(M)
600.00
10JHH) (X)
300.00
99,250.00
3,429 47
5,940.00
7,950.00
17,763.14
300.00
25,282.91
3,429.47
5,940.00
7,950.00
17,763.11
300.00
2,210.01
76,186.07
i0 ,l 86.07
A p p ro ved by Budget C o m m itte r
A p p ro v ed M arch 12, 1903
S ig n ed : In a M. B y rd
S e c re ta ry , B udget C o m m itte e
NONE
In -lan d < ’, M e d le r
C h a irm a n , B udget C o m m itte e
A d o p ted by D istric t S chool Ito a n l
NONE
NONE
S ig n e d :
.le a n
B i o m ii
D istric t C lerk
Geo. I., Eox
NONE
.
D is tr ic t S chool B oard C h a irm a n
N hi-im an C o u n ty H igh <11 |
RH F in s
C o u n ty of S h e rid a n
B E G IN N IN G C A SH B A L A N C E N In ly I, 1963 to J u n e 34», 1901
A ctual Receipt» fo r T w o Placai Years
E s tim a te d
N e xt P rc -ed ln g C u rre n t School Yeur
fo r
Budget
IT E M
E n s u in g
PUcaJ Year
F is c a l Y e a r
Allow ance
E iseal X e a r
E n d in g
E n d in g
C ii r r e u t
B<1«MMlule
..
E S T IM A T E D
II
June 30, 1961
AND
J u n e :M>, IM S
21,920.75
2,027.32
50 00
22,142.58
781.79
108.04
4,727.00
1, »92 93
16,229 01
007.02
1,921.40
29,831.23
57 9 7 8
110.09
11,445.78
75.83
238.08
13,050.50
191.18
5,309.00
4,500 IX)
2,500 00
243.75
1,375.21
Fiscal 1 ear
10. K E Y E N C E FROM I,(H A I, SOI Kt ES
11.1 D is tric t tax re ceiv ed in y e a r lev ied
2 ,0 0 0 IX)
11.2 D istric t T ax
p r io r y e a r ’s l e w
955(H)
14.0 O th e r
T r a n s f e r fro m B us R e se rv e
21».
R E Y E N I 'E FROM IN T E R M E D IA T E
SO URCES
2 ,140 (H)
21.0 C o u n ty S chool F u n d
2,180.00
22 (»Hural S chool D ls’t A p p o rtio n m e n t
22.2 P r io r Y ear’s L ev ien (r u ra l)
30. K E Y E N C E FROM (»It T H R O U G H
S T A T E SOI lit EN
31.0 B asic S chool S u p p o rt F u n d
«a» O ffset A g a in s t 'Pax L evy
14,211.90
<b) O th e r Basil- S chool F u n d R e c e ip ts 1 1.1 15(H)
222.56
32 o C o m m o n (irre d u c ib le ) S chool F u n d
239 so
10 REX E \ l E D IR E C T FROM
F E D E R A L SO I Kt ES
11.0 P u b lic Law 874
T r a n s f e r fr o m P u b lic L a w 871
7,763.14
70 S A L E O F R I'O I'E R 'IA A M » INN1 R A N C E
A D JU ST M E N T S
8 0 -9 0 R E C E I P T S F R O M O T H E R S t 1 1 4 )0 1 ,
D IS T R IC T S
04.170.50
78,368.79
14,304 10
18,026 48
6,500.00
78,531 60
96,395.18
30,077.46
N ch ed ale II I
1,200.00
25 00
169.49
35 IX)
237.70
5.20
1,677.39
6,845 (H)
22 6<xi 29
23,577.16
45000
1 853.50
880 28
242 23
294.00
99 21
13.270 51
1,378.78
378 (X)
92 71
4 4,5«»9 05
1.2t>.> 00
42,335 (H)
750 00
1,125.00
1,000 (H)
1,200 (H)
3
8(X).OO
300 (H,
125 (X)
49.5(H) (X)
25 (H)
25 Ot)
3,815.00
1,317 94
2.700 (H)
1.1(H) 00
1,415.00
250.46
8.75
2.905 IX)
796.44
4,720 50
). 260(H)
250 78
31.00
6,807 15
9,908 72
4,5tX).OO
1,«X»6.72
674.41
1.193.77
244.38
240 84
7,820.12
4 257.(H)
746.20
1,084.15
1,725 OX
1,528 03
316.35
9,004 81
1,260 (HI
300 (H)
50 (X)
200 (H)
5.070(H)
4.5(H)(H)
5(H) (H)
1,(HH) (X)
1.300 (H)
1,080 (H)
10.00
8.0¿10 (M)
572.27
442.07
¿100.00
654 01
353.50
2(H) (X)
5(H) (X)
200.00
1,086 52
2,100.86
3,429.90
4 71X1 41
1.5(H)IH)
2.4(H)(M)
TO TA L B U D G ET RESO U RCES
G E N E R A L FU N D
114 C lerk
120 S u p p lie s
1 11 E le c tio n s an d P u b lic ity
1 13 1 .eg.il Sei a ice
l i t A u d it
190 ( ) th e r E \|> « ‘iis e ; of A d m in is tra tio n
lo t a l Ail m in is tra tio n I sxihuim ' s
lo ta l
2,0711 IH)
E
x
o
f
1 list I lic i io n
• ‘ d a l P u p il T ra n s p o r t.ilio n
O P E I t VI ION O F
S r i » en
GIO S a la rie s
020
028
030
612
031
I, >(H) (H)
S u p p lie s
1 .(NN) (H)
F u el fo r H eat
U tilitie s e x c e p t F u el
S u b J a n i to r
O th e r E x n eti
p e la ti
I 2(H) tH)
2,000 (H)
1 2(H) (Hl
5(H )(H)
T ot.il O p e ra tio n <i| P la n i
*
M X 1 \ 1l'E \ X \< E O F 1' I X \T
ill) Sal; trie s
20 Mat « ria ls an d S uppl lies
’¿15 R ep la ce m en t of E qui ipm cni
¿16 Coni r a t t e d S erv ice
37 ( Jem ¡•ral R e p a ir
M a in t e n a n c e «.f P la n i
6 ,5 0 0 .0 0
2,779 00
215 99
3,540 95
19.96
982 55
3.S25.OO
200.00
500 00
1,994 90
4,549 45
4,525 00
! >10 Salarie-«
!
922
S u p p lie s
<
935 R e p la c e m e n t o f E q u ip e
T u ts i E« nm I Merx H e s a n d
3,400.00
1 ,800.00
5.00
50 00
In s u r,
n (
T o ta l F lx e r i < hfe.rg
» (MH» s | B 4 n | s 4 N D
S I I |» E N I ItDDX 4 ( 1 1 4 I
S lu d e n t
lln d y
< O M M l N I 14
-
2(X)(X)
8<XI (X)
2(H) IN)
3 .»(H) (Hl
1 X(X) IX)
I M I » I II u a . i H
R e ti n
K and SS E xncn
R en t
In te ti
.5,3711.00
P I. 4 N I
81.
175,(H)
176.00
5M, INO.IM)
A r i 'E M ) I \ t E X \ D III X 1 1 II N ER Y K l<s
I2O S u p p lie s
25.00
1 o t.il X lli'iiil.o ii •• A H e a lth N erxh-e
25.0(1
P C P IL
I It X N S P O R I X I l o \
I.Il Y lt E S
510 S aia fit's
2,700 (H)
520 S u p p lie s anil Rep*
8(H) IN)
535 K ep lacm en t o f \ e
530 C o n tra c te d S e rv ic e
1,260.(8)
552 T r a n s p o r ta tio n In.-
3(H )(H)
570 O th e r E .x|x-nsc of Ir a i
I, »n
50 00
N o n t e r t if its! Sick I.,' in*
200 (M)
3.350 (X)
1.940 (X)
5.00
f»0.00
5,345.00
5 .2 5 5 .0 0
A c N xIlie»
1,550.(81
NERYK I
1121 Conununlty Recrcatlor
l« d a l < n n i n i u i i l t y S e r t 1er«.
2.197 75
2,242 75
300 (It)
4.945 15
125,47
9 8 1 1 12
1 (NN) (H)
1 (MH) (H)
125.00
025(H)
1271 P m r e s s io n a l S e rv ic e s
1272 S ite s am i SH e A d d itlo r
1273 Im p ro v e m c n t to S ite s
1277 K em o d etln g
1278 E q u lp m e n t
1279 O tb ei E x p e n se s
riatisf« i tu | ‘mni» R< ,.■« « ••
T o ta l t a p lta l O u tla y
New Bees Make
Alfalfa Produce
4-H CLUB NEWS
M rs J o e
M ori Is
w ho
in
h a rg e >f th e R u fu
° St< ' S u n d a y a fte rn o o n
hool d a n c e h ° u r
A p ril 27 said th e o rc h e s tra w ill i '3 * ’6 • w h ,i ch w a s a c tu a lly a s
o lav fr . n 9 an u n to
-m
r y Ke a s n i *e ^ n u ts . T h e s ig h t w a s
le w m
? .
! : a f-
u ^ !1r e a b le Y o u r cor-
-. «J
g ‘n r ' re s p o n d e n t hafi a n ° tio n to g a th e r
uon
\ , i*1g ' t |' , \ la
?u*n e ° f t,.‘< ,,ail s to n e s a n d p u t
u iv m -.n ’ -
° ‘V
.em i n J H‘ fre e 7 e r to p ro v e it
an n o u n ce d th é ? » « i n
n.e c rs
À ’'e . h Çard s to r ie s o f b ig
,
* ul
a g a in lx- a m d in
N e b ra sk a , Io w a a n d Illi-
i)n
in,« '* ’,1?e , e a m
fo r nois. M rs E u g e n e E a to n said s h e
t u t u s a re a . A le a d e r Is b e in g th o u g h t th e c h ild re n w e r e th ro w -
o n F eb ru ary - 7 a t th e
M aso n ic
h a ll w h e n 13 w e re p re s e n t
W e h a d a V a le n tin e p a rty . M au
re e n K in g a n d J u lie Ir e y k b ro u -
g h t re f re s n m e n ts . P e n n y B e lla m y
a n d K a re n P o w ell w ill b rin g re-
f r e s h m e n ts to th e n e x t m e e ttin g
W e e x c h a n g e d v a le n tin e s a n d
p la y e d so m e g am es. A fte r th is
M rs P o w ell ta lk e d a b o u t k n ittin g
D a rle n e A rc h e r, s e c r e ta ry
B u t now , O re g o n ’s p ro d u c tio n
h a s z o o m e l to 650 p o u n d s p e r
a c re , w a d e th e n a tio n a l a v e ra g e
tr a ils a t 198 p o u n d s.
L o o k in g at th is fro m a d o lla r
a n d c e n t s ta n d p o in t, th e a v e ra g e
a n n u a l v a lu e o f a lfa lfa seed sa le s
in O reg o n w as $836,000 b e tw e e n
1955 am i
1959. In th e m o s t re-
c e n t y e a r fo r w h ic h fig u re s a re
a v a ila b le , 1961, a lfa lfa seed s a le s
r e tu r n e d
$3,301,000 io g ro w e rs .
C o n tin u e d g ro w th se e m s c e r ta in .
S te p h e n 's w o rk h a s l>een con •
c e n tr a te d in tw o c o u n tie s, U m a ­
tilla a n d M alh eu r. W ith h is h e lp
th e a v e ra g e y ie ld p e r a c re in
' in a tilla ju m p e d fro m 288 p o u n d s
to 525. In M a lh e u r it w e n t fro m
446 to 780 p o u n d s. T h e e n to m o ­
lo g ist sa y s th e r e ’s no re a s o n w h y
h is m e th o Is c a n ’t he u sed to in ­
• ADJUSTABLE SPRING
c re a s e alfa lfa seed p ro d u c tio n In
f CONTROLLED SECTIONS
o th e r p lace s a s w ell.
even depth— no ridging
W h a t, e x a c tly , d id h e d o to
b rin g a b o u t th e u p sw in g ?
STEEL WHEELS
F ir s t, h e fo u n d tw-o k in d s o f
break resistant in rock*
h a rd
h e a d e d b ees
¿hat d o n ’t
seem to m in d th e jo lt th e y g e t
fro m th e “ tr i p p e r ” o n th e a lfa lfa
b lo sso m w h e n th e y go a f te r th e
n e c ta r. T h e n h e b u ilt h o m e s to
th e ir lik in g n e a r a lfa lfa field s.
•S tephen e x p la in e d th a t th e a l­
fa lfa flo w e r m u s t be tr ip p e d fo r
c ro s s jx d lin a tio n . T h e co m m o n
• WHEEL CARRIED
h o n e y bee is n ’t a good a lfa lfa p o l­
for easy transport
li n a to r b e c a u se it s n e a k s in to
• FLEXIBLE SECTIONS
g e t th e n e c ta r w ith o u t to u c h in g
each section free floating
th e p a r t o t tn e flo w e r th a t r e le a ­
• OUTBOARD BEARINGS
ses th e tri.)p e r. A lk ali a n d leaf-
fu ll trash operation
c u tt e r bees, o n th e o th e r h a n d ,
don t h e s ita te to e n te r th e flo w e r
• HITCH EITHER END
n o rm a lly a n d t r i p th e tr ip p e r — -
forward or reverse operation
e v e n th o u g h it m e a n s a k n o c k o n
• DIRECTIONAL STABILITY
th e h e a d fo r th em .
B e c a u se fe w
a lk a li a n d leaf-
c u tt e r b e “3 n o rm a lly liv e in a l­
THE MAJOR USAGES ARE:
fa lfa p ro d u c in g a re a s o f O regon,
• WEED SELECTIVITY . . . Operating in the spring on fall seeded grain, it takes
S te p h e n h ? d to fin d a w ay to
out a m ajority of cheat grass and other shallow rooted weeds without damage
m a k e th e m feel a t h o m e th e r e .
to the grain, frequently elim inating the need of costly weed spray.
T h e a lk a li bee d o e s n ’t liv e in
a h iv e. W h a t’s m o re, h e ’s p a r t i ­
• SPREADING RESIDUE—WEEDING IN MULCH . . . Bunches of residue trash and
c u la r a b o u t w h e re h e b u ild s h is
soil evenly distributed and left on the surface for ease of other tool operation-
n e st.
T h e so il m u s t h a v e th e
PLUS moisture control and elim ination of weeds
r ig h t c o m b in a tio n of san d , s ilt
a n d c lay ; soil m o is tu re m u s t be
• SFED BED PREPARATION . . . Removal of small weeds, providing a packing
fa irly e x a c t; a n d th e rig h t a m ­
a c tio n lo bring surface and subsurface moisture together— leveling s u rfa c e -
o u n t o f sa lt m u s t be p re s e n t Few-
won »td g in g
s u c h s ite s e x is t n a tu r a lly n e a r
stubble REDUCTION . . . When necessary — fracturing stem of standing
O reg o n a lfa lfa field s.
j*iib)>l( allows air and bacteria lo rot stubble more rapidly during w inter months
T o so lv e th e p ro b le m , S te p h e n
»•’ ( leaves stubble standing — allows in itia l tillage equipment to function without
fo u n d a w a y to m a k e a rtific ia l
problems of “ plugging.”
bee beds, (« ro w ers, c o u n ty e x te n ­
sio n a g e n ts a n d o rg a n iz e d g ro u p s
<>f to w n sp e o p le c o o p e ra te d
in
b u ild in g .-,uch beds--scooping o u t
CASE — CALKINS — WADE RAIN
th r e e foot Jeep p its, lin in g th e m
w ith h e a v y p la s tic , fillin g th e m
NEW HOLLAND - HARRIS
w ith th e t ig h t e a r t h m ix tu r e a n d
tr a n s p la n t:n g bee la r v a e fro m n a ­
The Dalles
Moro
tu r a l site s. In a d d itio n to tr a n s
’
M
To OTHER St 'HOOL DISTRICTS p la n te d bees, m o re l»ees a re a t ­
tr a c te d fro m n a tu r a l site s.
3 1.1 I u it io n
600 00
T o ta l FaymenL« to O ther School D L » t\ Gt8>.<8>
The le a f c u tt e r bee d o e s n ’t liv e
3,000 00
in
a h iv e e ith e r. B u t h e ’s n o t a s
I'.M
L
R
G
L
N
(’\
3
000
00
«o
l:
89.928 79
83,755.00
p a r tic u la r a s th e a lk a li bee a b o u t
q i ii«
» « . . . » ,O tal
E xp e n d itu re
98,<»5o.<8)
w h e re h e ioes live. H e 'll n e st in
^ T , M . t T K „ U K , K .P T S « > J 1 , ” ;
<ASH |U I O ) K
S c h e d u le 1
w ood c ra c k s , n a il holes, c o rru g a -
711.12
098.10
ted c a rd b o a rd , hollow- r u b b e r o r
36 F e d e ra M oney R eciev ed T h ru S ta te 1,200.00
3,406.58
3.874.1 1
5,000.00
T o t? 3
! ; unches
6,000.00
m e ta l tu b in g ,
s te m s o f
p ith y
4,117.70
4,572.24
6,150.00
lotal Receipts
7 2<M)on
197.18
p la n ts , e t c — a n y p la c e w h e re th e
00t).18
500.00
1.315.18
fe m ale is p ro te te d from th e w ea
(NT1 d 8 sh H alance <or tleficlt) 750.00
5.181.42
6,650.00
L-w-ei«« a -» .,.
r o ta l B u d g e t R e so u rc e s
th e r.
7,950 00
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6,150.00
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7.00O l>0
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922 S u p p lie s
3,706 00
4,436.32
350 00
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6,150 00
T otal E s tim a te d E x p e n d itu r e s
609 18
745.10
7.350.00
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7,950.00
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3.429.47
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4 951
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17.763 (X)
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T o ta l R ec e ip ts
300 00
T o ta l B u d g e t R e so u rc e s
Wasco
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300 00
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1,872 43
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1,380 (HI
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3 005 97
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4.586.83
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20.51
3.945.45
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BALANCE
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1.200.00
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7-1-03 t o 7-1-04
2,019.90
1,225.00
37,691.41
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1,220 85
1,409 80
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1,200 00
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206.50
366 08
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2,219.01
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76,186.07
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