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Newspaper Page TextSherman County Journal, Moro, Oregon, Friday, Ju ly 19, 1963 Page 7 COUNTY CLERK’S ANNUAL REPORT NOXIOUS WEED CONTROL Bronchitis Vaccine of Fees Received and Disbursements of Same from July 1, 1962 Thru June 30, 1963 Restrictions Lifted , MONTHLY KK4 KILT'S J U L Y ...................... A U G U S T ___ SEPTEM BER OCTOBER ___ NOVEM BER ......... ‘ DECEM BER _ JA N U A R Y ___ FEBRU A RY . . MARCH ___ A P R IL . . . MAY ........... J U N E ............. 153.70 273.67 204.00 353.22 233.20 282.80 247.80 157.51 144.30 M B l.. 286.10 253.67 TOTAL R E C E IP T S _____ SOURCES OF R E C E IP T S R ecording F e e s ________________ L aw L ib rary __________________ C ircuit C ourt F e e s _____________ P ro b ate and County C ourt Fees M arriage Licenses ______________ M iscellaneous copying and indexii M igratory l i e n s _________________ L itig an t F e e s ___ _____________ ’ D ivorce F ees __________ - T otal R eceipts _________ _ ________ . DLSBC RSEM E NTS M igratory Lien Fees paid S ecretary of S tate _ L itig an t Fees paid to S tate T re a s u re r . . . D ivorce F ees paid to S ta te T re a s u re r . Fees paid to C ounty T r e a s u r e r _____________ T otal D is b u r s e m e n ts _____ ______________ STA TE O FOREGON $ 2,855.42 - $ 1,315.26 124.46 367.96 336.66 15.66 367.42 63.56 192.66 8Ü.OO Last Call For Antelope Tags $ 2,855.42 63.50 192.00 80.00 2,519.92 $ 2,855.42 ) ) ss. ) COUNTY O F SHERM AN Oregon p o u k ry m en u sin g infec- tio u s b ro n ch itis vaccines w ill h enceforth need to p u rch a se th em 1 front th e open m a rk e t su p p liers. T o e s ta te D ep artm en t of A gri ! cu ltu re, w hich h as been su p p ly ing th ese vaccines a t co st for som e years, has d iscontinued th e p rac tice D u rin g m ost of th a t period, th e d e p a rtm e n t req u ired a p e rm it to use b rcn c h itis vaccine; th a t is no lo n g er necessary. T he d e p a rtm e n t w ill co n tin u e to fill o ru e rs from p o u ltry m en for N ew castle vaccine, o r they m ay ob tain a d e p a rtm e n t p erm it to| buy th is vaccine a t o th e r sources, accoiuiug to Dr. J. I. D enton, a s sista n t sta te v eterarla n . I, M arie H oskinson, C ounty C lerk of th e C ounty of S h erm an, S tate of O regon, Do h ereb y c e rtify th a t th e foregoing record is p rep ared from and based upon th e reco rd s of th is office and th a t th e sam e is a full, tru e and correct rep o rt to th e best of m y know ledge and belief. D ated th is 12th day of July, 1963. M A RIE HOSKINSON C ounty C lerk (COUNTY COURT SEA L) The d eadline for an telo p e n u n t ap p licatio n s is 5 p.m. on Ju ly 2 2 To be considered in th e d raw in g s I ap p licatio n s m ust lie in th e Port-1 land office of th e f am e com m is sion by th e above d ate and tim e. | A pplication is m ade on a con trolled season (IBM) form av ail able at l i c e n s e a g e n c i e s E a c h a p - l plication m u st lie accom oanied by a check fo r $5. P erso n s may I apply as a p arty of not m ore th an | two by placing th e n am e and ad d ress of both p a rtie s on one ap plication and enclosing a check | fo r $10, A p u b lic d raw in g to d eterm in e I successful ap p lican ts w ill be held] a t 10 a m . on Ju ly 30 a t th e com m ission office located at 1634 S. | W. A lder in P o rtlan d . County C lerk’s Annual Report of Expenditures and Unexpended Balances Covering Period From Ju ly 1, 1962 Thru June 30, 1963 Amount Budgeted A w ount COUNTY COURT Ju d g e ’s Salary ___________________________ J u d g e 's U \ |H 'i i , „„ __ ____ Oonun'ra F mo , .Mileage, Admin Juvenile OMUMMor __________ _____ ___ C IR C U IT COURT J u r o r s ’ F ees & W itnesses __ R e ix > r t e r 's F t M 4 M e a ls for J u r o rs B a i l i f f 's F mb __ ________ S a l a r y ____ _ __ .. ______ J u d g e ’s E x p e n s e ___________ __________ ___ D is tric t A tto rn e \ JU S T IC E COURT J u ro rs an d W itnesses ______________ S a la ry .. Mileage _______ __________________ office Administration COUNTY C L E R K C ounty C lerk 's Salary __ D e p u ty C l e r k 's __ S a la ry _ . ___ ___ ___ _____ __ _ ____________ Incidental B sptO M ________________ Record Books & B l a n k s _________ _________ Equipment o ffic e ___ »__ __ __ Phone ___ __ _ ____ __ P rotection of R e c o r d s ___ ____________ COUNTY ASSESSOR C ounty A ssessor’s S a l a r y _____________ __ Incidental Expense -- ______ __ A p p ra is a l. F ie ld W o r k . et< R e a p p ra is a l Tax M a c h in e _____ . _ Board of Bquattmtion — .. __ ____ __ ___ _____ __ P hone _______ __ . .. Office E quipm ent, R epair & M aintenance _ Addn ¡’ii _ _________ V eteran s S ervice O fficer’s incid. COUNTY S H E R IF F C ounty S h eriff's S a l a r y _ __ D eputy S h e riff'.-- S a l a r v .. In c id e n ta l Expense 2,503.92 320.15 1,018.81 131.52 800 00 1,320.00 25.00 20.00 KK).(X) 350.00 3,148.72 1,599.94 90.15 40.00 100.00 350.57 10.00 2,503.92 300 00 300.00 5,007.84 3,600.00 400.00 . __ ................... . ________ -- - Bpactai Deputy's Expense Fund COUNTY T R E A SU R E R C ounty T re a s u re r’s S a l a r y __ ____________ Incidental E xpense __ ___ _____ Equipm ent___ 79.85 481.19 268.48 2,348.72 65.15 20.00 O .D . .57 O.D. 4022 4,800.00 432.94 642 73 2,009.56 470.00 339.18 95.61 179.02 571.20 9.44 5.007.81 4,500.00 1,300.00 2,100.00 500 00 360.00 500 00 5,007.84 «»00 1,340.57 2,393.40 47000 336.05 587.20 40.57 , , ,, 30 00 23.95 87.20 2.503.92 125 00 2,503.92 119.78 115.25 68.76 5.22 4.75 6.24 57.35 49.76 1725 10.72 6.07 ; - • i 142 73 9.56 3 0 .0 0 1 8 0 18 1 39 7 0 .9 8 71 20 15.56 W ,,r k Sherm an-W asco H ealth U nit __ . . ... — _ Medical I n v e s ti g a to r -------------------------------- E L E C T IO N S Ju d g es and Clerk ............- .......... — B allots and S upplier .. — . 7,970.00 6,800.00 200 00 $ 7,970.00 6,800 00 257.50 57 50 21.50 14.20 ------------------ 478.50 485.80 20 00 40 00 ------ - - -- ----- -------- . . -- 250 00 9,190 00 248.19 9,190 00 1.61 Incidental E xpense ________ -- ................ J a n ito r’s S a l a r y ___ — ----- R ep airs & Im pro v em en ts ----- ------------ - 2,500.00 3.000 00 1 000 00 2,132.66 3,000 00 614 75 367.34 385.25 500 00 700 00 50 00 421 44 792 02 27.50 78.56 92 02 22 50 ----- - COUNTY SCHOOLS T each ers' In stitu te P e r C apita (5 $10.00 __ COUNTY JA IL Board of P riso n ers & Supplies County P r in tin g ............................. ----- — - M entally Diseased Cases ............... PU B L IC ASSISTA NCE G eneral A ssistance _____ . ----- --- Old Age A ssistance - - -- ------------ . . . . Aid to D ependent C h i ld r e n _____ -- — Aid to P erm an en tly & T otally D isabled E m ergency F u n d ---------------- --------- - In su ran ce F und ---------------- — ------------. . . A ssociation of Oregon C o u n t i e s ........................ - - -- — - - ------ Premium On Officer’s Bonds DeMOSS M EM ORIAL PARK Incidental & C a re ta k er ..................................... S upplies ------------------------ - -------------- --— C ourthouse Insurance . . . ----- ----------- - - - Retirement ........ .. -- 5.137.16 5,785.37 6,306.48 17,936.60 M av Ju n e ... TO TA L $ 98,477.93 TOTALS, Ju ly 1, 1962 th ru Ju n e 30, 1963 L ess G eneral Fund E x p en d itu res $115,334.00 98,477.93 16,856.07 9,190.00 _________ Iaess A m bulance S inking Fund 7,666.07 500.00 L ess F a ir Building S in k in g F u n d 7,166.07 2,500.00 $ 4,666.07 $110,667.93 ............................................. ............................................. .................... ............................................. ............................................ ............................................... .............................................. ......... ................. ■.............. ............................................. ................ .................... $ 23,297.75 10,743.65 10,696.75 4,168.44 6,586.91 5,547.43 4,330.32 3,891.79 13,977.53 4,177.31 6,290.01 20,888.98 O.D. O.D. O.D. TOTAL ___________ ___ $11 1 598 87 TOTALS— J u ly 1, 1962 th ru Ju n e 30, 1963 _______ l>ess G eneral Road (Fund E x p en d itu re s ______ $126,950.00 1 14,596.87 TO TA L N E T B A L A N C E ................................. $ 12,353.13 O.D. O.D. O j D. TOTA G E N E R A L ROAD FUND E X P E N D IT U R E S $114,596.87 Total N u m b er of claim s p resen ted ag ain st G eneral Fund 88,' Total am ount o f claim s ag ain st G eneral Fund __ _ $ 98,477.93 O.D. Total W a rra n ts Issu ed _ _ _ ____ _________ $ 98,477.93 Total o u tsta n d in g w a rra n ts as of Ju n e 30, 1963 _____ 18,205 76 O.D. TOTAL W A RRA N TS P A I D .......................... .. Total n u m b er of claim s p resen ted against G eneral $ 80,272.17 Gross am ount of claim s against G eneral Road F u n d $114,596 87 Total W a rra n ts I s s u e d __ _______ __________ __ Total o u tstan d in g w a rra n ts as of Ju n e 30, 196-3 . __ $114,596 87 21,030.68 .. . ... TOTAL W A RRA N TS PA ID __ ______ __ . ___ ,,, $ 93,566.19 Game Director Warns of Fire Danger ou 1000 COURTHOUSE County A u d it ____________ ____ A p r i l ____ M a y _____ Ju n e . or .................. - .............. A m bulance 'S in k in g F und) ._ . . . . . . . . U. S Fish A W ildlife S ervice . . . . . . . Cost of D elinquent Tax F o reclosures . ____ Annotations & I^rw Books .......... ........ ....... S tete In d u strial Accident C o m m is s io n ........... 709 00 709 00 2,Utfi (JO 2,087.00 3,252.00 1,234 00 9,400 00 822.56 360 00 1.800 00 500 00 3,252 00 1,234 00 3,476 89 921 60 367 90 1,026.21 377.50 400 00 100 00 750 00 1,100 (X) 500 00 3,237 00 25 00 660 00 500 00 447 80 103 71 750 00 1.238 27 500 00 3.237 00 092 50 421.31 178.32 130.00 $ Come Prepared For Intensive Drill Session 4,006.07 18.78 540.90 641.28 2,155.03 ,11 20 1,335.56 373 2; 200.00 39.74 738.41 417.86 O.D. 1,156.38 213 M 1,236.00 6,694.10 1.10 O.D. O.D. $ 12,353.13 OWGL Cake Baking Contest Recipes Will Be The Favorites P layers in th e 16th an n u al Shrinera* hospital all-star football gam e, scheduled for M ultnom ah stad iu m th e n ig h t of Aug. 17, h ave been w arned by th e ir res- p ectlve coaches to "report ready for actio n .” T h e rival 27-man S tate and Me tro sq uads are d ue to check in here Aug. 4 for tw o w eeks of in ten siv e drills. S t a t e coach E red Sp!cgell>erg of Medford, a v eteran of the all- s ta r coaching ran k s, h as w om ed h is ch arges th a t "'those w ho re- p o rt ready to play w ill have a big edge o v er those w ho are not in to p physical condition.” Spiegell>ert, w ho hopes to m ake S tate a w in n e r fo r th e firs t tim e since 1956, pointed o u t th a t “we ju s t d o n ’t have tim e to w ait for those w ho h ave to w ork th e m selves into shape. W e’re going to I s ta rt Im m ediately w ith all-out I practice sessio n s.” T h e M etro boss m an, Bob H ull I of P o rtla n d ’s Jefferso n high echo- i d S piegelberg’s sentim en ts. T he gam e pits o u tsta n d in g se n ior high school p la y ers of st w in te r ag ain st each o th e r on a S tate v ersu s M etropolitan basis. T he series c u rre n tly stand« at 7 w ins for the M etros, 6 for th e S ta te rs anil 2 ties. T he S ta te rs last w in w as a 7 to 6 th rille r in 1956, but th e y did gain a 19 to 19 tie in 1961. T h e gam e, often called “ foot b all’s finest h o u r,” has netted m ore th a n $300,000 for th e S hrln- e ra ’ h o spital here since its incep tion in 1948. It has sta rre d such g rid iro n g rea ts as Sam B aker, Bob Schloredt, T e rry B aker, G eorge Shaw ami Mel Renfro. H ea d q u arters for th e gam e w ere opened last w eek a t 1119 S. W. P ark ave., w ith Mrs. Jo Ryan again in charge. Mail o rd e rs for reserv ed seats at $3 and $2 a re being accepted now, Mrs. R yan rep o rted . Scores of O regon housew ives w ill display th e ir fav o rite cake leeip es at n in e countv fairs this su m m er in th e O r e g o n W h e a t G row ers L eague 1963 C ake Ba- k ing contest. C ounty w inner w ill com pete] for th e s ta te crow n a t ul>akj-offs'’ to lx* held in D ecem ber a t th e L eague’s an n u al co n v en tio n tn P o rtlan d , it was announced oy Mrs. iMllton M organ of Ione, ch airm an of th e L eugue’s dom es tic w h eat u tilizatio n com m ittee. R eview ing th e co n test rules, Mrs. M organ sta te s th a t any n o n professional b ak e r o v er 21 who resides In one of nine w heat-pro ducing co u n ties is eligible to com pete. T he co u n ties a re B aker, G illiam , Jefferso n , M orrow, S h er m an, U m atilla, Union, W allow a, and Wasco. Cake ju d g in g will lie held as a r.peclal ev en t w ith in th e open ba LsLitc of Harold I,. White k ing co n tests held at co u n ty fairs, NOTH I TO < REDITORS w ith th e W heat League e n trie s lim ited to frosted chocolate layer In th e C ounty C o u rt of th e cakes usin g solid ty p e sh o rte n ings. A recipe ca rd m u st be a t S tate of O regon for th e C ounty of S h erm an , P r o l w t e D ep a rtm en t tached to each cake subm it ted N otice is h ereb y given th a t th e Cash prizes will lie aw ard ed for u n d ersig ned has Iteen apixdnted th e th ree cakes w inning top h o n ex e cu trix of th e e s ta te of H arold o rs at each co u n ty m eet, and a L. W hite, Deceased, l>y th e C oun $100 aw ard will be m ade to th e ty C o u rt of the S tate of Oregon w in n er of th e sta te contest, as w ell as a ro tatin g tro p h y to be for th e C o u n ty of S herm an , and has qualified. All jx*rsons h aving presented at th e W h eat L eague’s I claim s ag a in st said e s ta te a re an n u al banquet. h ereb y notlfkxl to p rese n t th e E xcellence of cakee subinitt** 1 sam e, «luly verified as req u ired by will lie judged on ou tsid e and In law, to the underslgnetl at W as side ap |iearan ce, flavor and fros i <x), Oregon, w ith in six m o n th s ting. I from th e d ate hereof. A m ericans h ave 700 m illion days ‘ D ated and first published Ju n e 28, 1963. of restric ted activ ity liecause of Last publication Ju ly 19, 1963. th e com m on cold. M ABEL W H IT E E xecu trix Brow n A slice of bread, to asted o r un Jo n e s tosted, yields th e sam e n u m b e r .if 623 Public S erv ice Building P o rtlan d , Oregon calories. A tto rn ey s Public Notices planted, inclu d in g several In the W allow as. Koski said th e cost av e ra g es out at alxiut $2<) |w r lake and th at aerial o p era tio n s should lie com pleted by th e end of the m onth if w e a th e r d o esn ’t In te r fere. Wasco Pharmacy GI 2-5262 Oregon State Game Commission— 500 00 500.00 20 00 5000 .. M a rc h N ovem ber D ecem ber Ja n u a ry F e b ru a ry . or $110,667.93 $114,51X1.8; Siuslaw Face Lifting Airplane Fish Drops Co-O perative C ounty E xtension Ballot Boxes 4 R egistration .......................... .......... 126,950 00 A p ril___ M a rc h 1.800(H) 400 00 500 00 2,000.00 500.00 150.00 100.00 250.00 500.00 25.00 75.00 ....... < Ol VIA (.LVEitAL FI.VI) E X P E N lH T t’RKH BY MONTH J u ly ______ $ 0,590.45 A ugust 9,462.11 S ep tem b er . . 10.243.91 O ctober _ . 6.826.15 N o v em b er 1 0 ,0 2 2 87 D ecem ber 10,123.94 J a n u a ry ___ 4,913.95 F e b r u a r y __ 6,138 94 Ju ly ___ August S ep tem b er 0.1). Players Asked To 2,000.00 2,321.68 70.00 2,500.00 710.26 2,738.41 4,582.14 2,750 00 1,343.62 4,786.51 16,235.00 8,306.90 1,051.10 16,000.00 GENERAL ROAD F IN D llX P E N H IT t’RKS BY MONTH O.D. $ 3,481.22 650.10 34,358.72 7,844.97 5,458.71 2.1b I t ■ B 4M , Total Expenditures and to W hat Fund Charged for Period From July 1, 1962 Thru June 30. 1963 TOTAL N ET BALANCE ................ TOTAL G E N E R A L FUND E X P E N D IT U R E S O.D. O.D. 2 7 9 .9 4 150.00 150.00 200 00 120 (Ml P hone . ______ ____________________________ B o o th s TOTALS ; 3,60000 1,200 00 35,000 00 10,000.00 6,000.00 3.500 00 2,50000 200.00 750.00 2,000.00 5,000.00 2,750.00 2.500 00 5,000.00 15,000 00 15,000 00 1,060.00 16,000 00 Balance* 5,007.84 3,600.00 342.65 550.30 167.25 160.72 206.07 (XM).OO $115,334.00 W E E D CONTROL M a te r ia ls .......................... L ab o r . _______ W AQflB 4 RANCH R E P A I R S ........................ GAS & O IL ._ T IR E S & TUBES G E N E R A L SU PPL IE S D R IL L S T E E L ............... ..................................... G R A D E R BLADES S I ATE IN D U STR IA L A tX 'ID E N T COMM. B L A ST E D QUARRY S IT E S IN S U R A N C E ____ ________ M ISCELLA N EOU S BRIDGETS & CULVERTS ROAD M A C H IN E R Y ___ " M ACA DA M M AIN TEN A NCE R E T I R E M E N T ............. F. A. S. MATCHING FUNDS ..'.’. ’ L ess P e r Capita A E und 40.00 2,503.92 I 300.00 ......... 2,000.00 2,500 00 200.00 2,500.00 ROAD FUND Road Fund _ T rav el Expense .. .. T ax M achine ________ P hone ___ ____ . . ____ O ffic e 2,503.92 400.00 1,500.00 400(H) < TO TA LS . . . O ctober__ ___ .. _ Amount E xpended W ages 4 Supplies ___ M aterials ________ A d v ertisin g . . . C o unty F a ir Building S inking F u n d 5,923 11 96 7.90 126 21 122 50 O.D O D on 47 80 3.71 O i> 1.38 27 O Í). on P. W S chneider, sta te gam e d i rector, today, issued a w a rn in g on fire danger to all fish erm en and hunters. S ch n eid er said, “ I have been told by fire p ro tectio n officials that as a resu lt of the Colum bus Day blow dow n, th e w orst potential fire hazard in re cen t m em ory e x ists th ro u g h o u t m uch of the state. I u rg e ev ery sportsm an to use e x tre m e ca u tion in the w oods now and w hen the h u n tin g seaso n s s ta rt la ter th is sum m er.” S chneider co n tin u ed , ’’T he po ten tial dam age th a t could o ccu r to not only th e tlm lier resource, b u t to fish and w ildlife is in e s tim able R ep etitio n of a n y th in g approaching th e g re a t Tillam ook fire would l»e a sta g g erin g blow to fish and gam e p ro tec tio n .” S chneider pledged th a t the full resources of th e com m ission w ill be used to avoid w h at p o ten tially could be O regon’s w o rst fire sea son In m any y ea rs. HiusLiw T rib u ta rie s Face L ifting la rg e ly b ecause of last y e a r s C olum bus Day blow dow n lh» gam e com m ission is back on th*.* Siuslaw r 'v e r trib u ta rie s rem ov ing log jams. W ork is now u n d er w ay on clearan ce o p era tio n s th a t m ay co n tin u e fo r th re e m o n th s at a cosi of ap p ro x im ate ly $17,- (MX) 25 00 32 50 78 69 on. T rib u ta ry stre a m s from th e h eadw aters n e a r L o rain e to tid e w ate r and up th e n o rth fork will I** cleaned o ut C o n tra cto r on the job is th e F itzg e rald la g g in g Co of R oseburg W orking w ith th e c o n tra cto r Is Woody H olderm an, com m ission s t r e a m clearance forem an. T he com m ission rem ov ed ja m s from a n u m b e r of u p p er Siuslaw trib u ta rie s la st w in te r | and th e p resen t w ork Is a c o n tin uatio n of th a t program . A ccording to Ted H ow ell, con trac tio n su p e rin te n d e n t for th e com m ission, final clean-up w ork was com pleted recen tly on th e T rask r»ver and trib u ta rie s in Tillam ook and Yamhill countie). C rew s co n tin u e to o p era te on strea m s in C latsop co u n ty accor ding to Howell. Airplane Flxh Drop* Htart F o r the nex t couple of weck3 fish w ill t>e rain in g (iown on lakes th ro u g h o u t th e high Cascades, i Scheduled for airp lan e release are j ap p ro x im ately 800,300 two t o , th ree inch ea ste rn brook and rain bow tro u t from gam e com m ission 1 h atcheries. In addition a few lakes will g et some golden tro u t. O [,erations have alread y sta rted | from th e K lam ath h atch ery . Some : fifty lakes in the so u th Cascade« , ami a few in th e Siskiyou« will rw* ] tximbed w ith fish from th is ixiurce. T he plane w ill m ove to Hood R iv er for tw o d ay s of p la n tin g in th e Mt. Hood area and I then on to th e F all R iv er air strip o u t of L aplne fro m w hich 1 the hulk of the a ir d ro p s will o r i g in ate R eln o Koski, In ch arg o of fish p lan tin g fo r th e com m ission, said ‘ th a t about 300 lakes ivlll tie a ir , TELLS ALL IN EXCLUSIVE IHIEBVIEIV "Billy broke our best teacup. K itty’s going to have kittens. Are you coming home soon, Daddy?” These were the startling revelations of a young woman when her father called home from a business trip. (Her mother was happy to hear from him, too.) Share you r good news with family and friends—it s the next best thing to being there. Why not this evening, after 6, /( a ' when the rates are lower? PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL