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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1949)
N O T IC E O F 1949-50 B C IH iE T M E E T IN G OF THE C IT Y O K B E A V E R T O N In accordance with the provisions of the Local Budget L a w " (Sections 110-1301 to 110-1215 O.C.L.A.I, notica is hereby given that the budget committee of the City of Beaverton. Oregon, in compliance with said law, prepared and adopted on July 6, 10-19, the budget estimates fo r the City of Beaverton. Oregon, for the ensuing fiscal year July 1. 1949. to June 30.1950. as set forth in the accompanying schedules. A ll persons are hereby notified that on Friday. J u ly 29. 1949 . at 8 00 p.m.. in the Citv Hall, in Beavep- ton. Oregon, said budget estimate* may be discussed with the City Council, the levying board for City of Beaverton. Oregon, and any person subject to th e proposed tax levy or tax levies will be heard In favor of or against said proposed tax levy or tax levies or any part thereof. Budget 1948-49 Actual 1947-48 V 1946-47 6.295.47 10.881 06 11,892.09 *22.773.15 $ 3,535.89 250.00 188.00 620.43 * 3,236.59 952.17 1 '.8,00 1,003.00 337.64 25(1.78 106.17 3.862.12 303.67 194.74 246.27 3,797.74 2,771.99 1.279.4« ' 608.03 678.10 4,137.61 734.11 694.10 320.30 $20.360.43 G ENER AL FUND Reoei pt* levies Collections on .00 License and fees 2,282.00 From W ater Fund in lieu of taxes 00 5,000.00 Sundry income 7,460,42 9.920.00...Total receipts 9.712.42 1,000.00 Available cash balance 7.82761 $10,920.00 — Total receipts and uvailahle cash balance $17,540.03 Expenditures * 3.600.00 Salaries * 3,379.85 500.00 Attorney and legal 150 00 500.00 Auditor ........ .... 799.27 600.00—.City H all operation 1.269.38 300.00 City shops operation ................... ... _ ..... ...... 406.50 250.00 Stationery and office expense ........... 258.33 250.00 Elections 202 67 5.500.00 Police department (total *8 000.00):................. ....... . 3,963.22 Salary, night man ....... ........ ....____ s ii Salary, day man new ................... ................. Car. with radio Expenses and extra help _________ ___ ________ 4,431.69 5.000.00 Fire department (Including “sleeper” in 1949-50» .......................................... _ 1,089.34 1.500.00 Street lights 1,250.00 - Farits and playgrounds 367.28 -*V• *7*:\t*-••***•- ........ 800.00 L ib ra ry ......................... 748.49 Insulating and other conditioning of City .. H all for improved heating plant . .00 ........................ ...... ....... .. 1,700.29 3.500.00 City H all addition 1.500.00 Employees' retirement fund ................. 1,682.49 .................... ..................... .00 600.00 Building inspection ....................... .00 1.250.00 P ark comfort station .. 5,850.00 7.020.00 ..Transfer to road fund .......... ........... ................ H all Street crossing and bell . .00 H all Street grading and surfacing .00 H all Street cash transferred to sinking fund .00 ....... 668.113 500.00 Miscellaneous .... _... ................................... 457.42 500.00 Em ergency fund 827.414.33 834.920.00 Total Expenditure* 34.920.00 Total expenditures Total receipts and available cash balance 10.920.00 T o be raised by taxation ......................................... A dd— Discount on prepaid taxes S24.000.00 -^-Estimated amount of uncollected taxes. 6-39-50 Total tax levy required ... .................................. (not budgeted in 1948-49» * 5.323.57 $ 4.585.59 * 4,920.00 5.290.71 10.614.28 7.309.82 S17.98t.l(> Actual to 4-30-49 5,007.97 1.513.61 625 89 630.03 952.75 963.87 9.60 1.388.61 1,988.75 4,222.84 859.75 991.53 $29,**63.67 Road Fund Receipts $ 2,269.87 1,000.00__W ashington County taxes 5 1. 13.84 1.30 Share of county tax property sales . 6.700.00 State gas tax refund .................................. 6,379.92 2,992.38 7,255 00 Special state highway fund allotment 7.020.00 . ..Transfer from general fund ...................... Sundry income 20.25 22.36 21.975.00 . Total receipts 8,115.31 5284.61 Available cash b a la n c e ..............- ................. (3,397.89) 821.975.00 S 4.717.42 Total receipt* and available cash balance S 5.284.61 $ 1,902.47 .00 6.652.88 .00 5,850.00 350.25 14,755.60 (6,979.62) R 7,775.98 Road Fund Expenditures 3.090.66 180.00 118.51) 420.00 327.90 50.00 711.59 4.898.«6 9.323.43 300.00 236 67 420.00 157.00 69.34 654.10 $11,160.54 .00 R epair freeze damage, oil streets 9.938.34 General road and street maintenance ...... Office and shop rent 250.00 320.76 Insurance .............. .... .. 2,060.00 Salary . 305.00 Surveying 12.34 Attorney fees and legal expense 4,000.00 Equipm ent purchase ....... ............ ....... .00 Special state highway expenditures .00 Truck expense ........... .......... ............... .— ............ Stop and Go L ig h t—Cedar St. and H igh w ay City’s Share 00 Em ergency ...................................... ......... . .... 1,985.69 Street cleaning ......... .............. ................ .......... .00 $212*75.00 . Total expenditures .................... - .....- ................... $18,872.IS Total estimated expenditures .........- .......................... Tqtal estimated receipts and available cash balances Deficit forw arded to next fiscal year ___ 8.120.00. 300.00. 200.00 . 2.400.00 500.00. 200.00 3,000.00. 7.255.00 *28.431.40 5.079.84 40.00 33.551.24 (4.418.04) $29,133.20 *35,000.00 . .W ater service income 4,000.00 Sundry Income ..... ..... ................. Interest Income ___ ........ 39,000.00. . .Total- receipts .... .... Available cash balance 1,000.00 $40.000.00 ....Total receipts and available cash balance Expenditure* *26,032.94 2,815.96 361.37 29,210.27 4,742 10 $33,952.67 * 5,856.59 2.529.56 326.07 $48.55 346.50 58.17 300.00 108.00 23.89 345.30 3.385.72 12,013.29 * 6,502.67 2,655.28 895.95 2,021.58 490.82 201.65 600.00 130.00 28.53 344.68 4,247 64 10,045.42 *13,400.00. ...Salaries and wages - ........- .....- ----- 2,600.00 ..Power ................ Stationery and office supplies ._. -------- 630.00 1,000.00 Maintenance material ... .... ■ .... --------- ------- 400.00 . ..Truck expense ......... — Miscellaneous ...................... ......... — • 1.200.00 Office and shop rent 900.00 Auditing ......... — — 150.00 Allowance for bad accounts 20.00 200.00 . Insurance ___________ _____ ___ ___________ Depreciation __________ ____ 3 600.00 Extensions and betterments 10.000.00 In lieu of taxes to general fund Principal on water bonds Series 1946 3,000.00 2,900.00 ..Interest on w ater bonds— Series 1946 .Em ergency .............. .......................... Total expenditure* _____ - — ............ .............. $40,000.00 { 3.648.75 2.449.26 378.27 6.649.02 707.64 U6.71 750.00 730.22 .00 2-938 1,000.00 2,900.04 $30,041.68 2.900.00 1.092.94 $32.157.1« .00 4.360.03 .00 00 1.450.00 .00 321,928.28 * 1.380.00 750.00 300.00 1,500.00 600.00 300.00 560.00 2,820.00 2.700.00 2 . 000.00 480.00 6.800.00 1.500.00 600.00 1.500.00 1.800.00 .00 1,500.00 .00 .00 18.138.54 .00 .00 .00 850.00 1.000.00 $47,068.54 *47.068.54 26,511.04 20,557.50 625.00 3,667.50 $24,850.06 $ 1,900.00 .00 7,833 00 .00 18.138.54 250.00 28.121.54 (9,935.03) $18,186.51 * 7,210.20 5.275 00 3.775.00 816.260.20 * .00 *11.162.85 840.57 2,300.00 .00 $22,786.51 $22,786.51 18.186.51 $ 4,600.00 $32,000.00 3.000. .00 35,000.00 9,624.33 $44.824.33 $ 4,020.00 3.000. 300.00 7.500.00 800.00 1.300.00 900.00 360.00 .00 600.00 .00 17,580J3 2.400.00 3.000. 2.855.00 .00 $44.621.33 $14,707.10 .00 .00 .00 5,369.10 *17.372.52 22,800.00 $37.567.10 Bond principal .... ....... ...............................- Bond interest Salary— superintendent »part) .... - ........... - .......... S alary— recorder (p art) S a la r y -o ffic e assistant (part) Audit fee (p a rt) .00 Engineering survey .00 Engineering service -------- Partial cost of drainage and sewage disposal system4.434 43 7.40 Postage and office supplies 8 1/441.83 Total Expenditure* So cial Security M erry-Go-Round G iv e s Big Load W ith social security benefit rolls approaching the three million mark in the United States, the Portland office of the Social Se curity Administration is handling a greatly increased workload. ac- cording to its manager, John F. Richardson. Claims applications filed during the first five months of 1949 jumped to 3600 for the period, an increase of nearly 35 per cent over receipts during the same period in 1948. This may be due to less opportunity for older peo ple to secure jobs. D uring the first five months of the year 165 residents of W a sh ington county filed claims with the Portland office of the Social Security Adminlst 1 at ion according to Richardson. The O ld-Age and Survivors In surance part of the Social Secur ity Act provides payments to re tired workers, .their wives, and unm arried children under 18 years and to their survivors in case of death. $ 7.(8 hi 00 The “True, hsrd* and flocks have beerv gradually provided with pro tection against climatic vicissi tudes as civilization has ad vanced and as populations have multiplied, but* to say that hy gienic housing ha* kept pace with sanitary science Is far from the truth,” the Journal of the A m erican Veterinary Medical Asso 00 ciation declares. across an tion on the green titled and B EA V ER T O N E N T E R P R IS E — F r.d a y , J u ly 8, 1949 T R I -N -W I L L M E E T S The principle that when a ped estrian starts to has light he is en complete the intersec right his crossing of w ay Tri N -W lll met June 28 at the home Oakham Gilmer. There enteen present. Mrs was guest speaker She demonstrated flower ments. A dessert lunch es! by the hostess Tuesday. of Mrs. were sev Hartshorn spoke and arrange was serv even though the light turns red before he gets across was upheld in an J U N IO R C E C A M P Junior Christian Enaeavor sum mer cam p will he held the week o f July 25 at Hillside Camp near Forest Grove. B E N D H O L ID A Y Mm. W inifned Whealdon, daughter M arjorie and brother Guy Douthit spent the holiday week end at Bend, Ore. R E P O R T O F C O N D IT IO N of r iR H T S E C U R IT Y R A N K of Reaver- ton, Oregon at the close o f business June 30, 1949. a State Isink- Ing Institution organized and operating under the banking laws of this State and a member of the Federal Reserve System. Published In accordance with a cal! made by the State Ranking Authorities and by the F<-deral Reserve Rank of this District. ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance. and cash Items in process of collection $ 889 095.30 United States G ov’t obligations, direct and guaranteed 2.233.853 00 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 246.097.31 Corporate stocks (including $1500.00 stock of Federal Re- M »ve Bank 1.500.00 Loans and discounts (including *5.040.31 overdrafts) 814,871.98 B ank premises owned *2750.00, furn, A fixtures *13,700.00 16.450.00 Other ts 1.877.00 T O T A L ASSETS 4,203.744 59 opinion in the federal court of Pennsylvania recently, according to the Oregon State Motor Assoc iation. Courts uniformly have held that the person on foot is entitled to the right of w ay under such con ditions and the recent ruling em phasizes the fact that motorists should observe this principle, ac cording to the Association. In its ruling, the court said: A pedestrian at an Intersection has a superior right o f way over ve L IA B IL IT IE S 2.243.515.43 hicles when, after he has started Demand deposits of individuals, parterships. A corps 1 443.786.01 across, the traffic light turns a g Tim e deposits of individuals., partnerships, A corps Deposits of U. S. Government, (including postal savings) 10 715.74 ainst hint." 321.903.28 Deposits of States and political subdivisions The fact that the courts uphold Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, etc.) 18,184 54 the pedestrian’s right at intersec T O T A L D E P O S IT S ........ .. *4,068,115.00 tion is one more reason why ped T O T A L L IA B IL IT IE S (not Including subordinated obli estrians should accept their share gations shown below 4.068 115.00 of the responsibility for safety in C A P IT A L A C C O U N T S traffic by crossing only at inter Capital* 25.000. 00 ________ ____ ___________ ________________ ________ ____ 25.000. 00 sections, never in mid-block, ac Surplus 85.629.59 cording to Dr. K. B McDaniel, Undivided profits 135.629 59 T O T A L CAPITAL ACCOUNTS president of the motor club. 4,203.744 59 T O T A L L I A B I L I T I E S A N D C A P IT A L A C C O U N T S "Oregon in 1948 was awarded •This bank's capital consists of: top honors in pedestrian protec Common stock with total par value of *25,000.00 tion in the national contest MEMORANDA sponsored by the A A A ." Dr. Mc Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes 303,250.00 Daniel said. "One of the reasons I, Devoe Brasel, Assistant Cashier of the above-named bank, here for Oregon’s success in this con test is the equal sharing of res by certify that the above statement is true to the heat of my know ledge and belief. ponsibility for safety between Devoe Brasel motorists and pedestrians. If we C O R R E C T—A T T E S T : H a rry L. Robinson keep up the good work, w e’ll win 1 Ernest D. Hite more aw ards and save more Jay Gibson, Directors lives." State of Oregon, County of Washlngton.ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th day o f July. 1949. J A Y G IB S O N . Jr. Britain’s w ar with France in N otary Public for Oregon 1695 was partly paid for by M y commission expires April 23, 1950 ( SEAL) tax on bachelors. Animal Housing Slum C le a ra n ce Boosts Hygiene Aggravated slum conditions not only bedevil humans. Some farm yard facilities are an undis $10,959.09 guised • disgrace and a challenge 2,909.92 300.00 to sanitary science and hygiene. Picture-book buildings that 200.00 900.00 shelter champion milk producers, and 300-egg 500.00 precocious steers, 200.00 hens are labeled as "palaces in 3,717.50 I the slum s” hy the nation’s lead .00 ing veterinary medical publica 800.00 tion. D rainage and Sewage Disposal Fund Receipts Available cash balance— general sewer account Federal W o rk s Agency cash Sewer system planning fund cash ...... ........ Sewer charge collections Total Receipts Expenditure* Pedestrians A t C ro ssw a lk H ave Right Sa y s Law Three local people Mr and Mrs. E. W . Ober ind Mrs. Drake all 0 / Aloha, plan to open a 1949-50 completely remodeled Donut Budget Shop in Aloha Saturday. July 9. Committee The public Is invited to drop in Approval and have cof.ee and donuts be- tween the hours of 2 00 p.m. and $ 2.400.00 6:00 p.m. on opening day. Besides handling the regular 3.900.00 and coffee 2.400.00 line of doughnuts 12,785.40 they intend to fill orders for 21,485.40 church groups, clubs and other 5.025.64 social gathering- $262111.04 W ater Fund Receipts *23,553.87 4.256.80 60.00 27,872.67 2,523.69 $30,396.36 T hree of Aloha Tell Re-opening For Donut Shop TAKE YOUR OF P IC K T ER ES I'S W EEK -EN D S P E C IA L S ! n 12 — fu i./; SM O K IN G T O B A C C O Lb. Tin 79c Tuna Fish G rated No. V 2 can BU TTER Grude A. Lb. Grade A A large. Doz. 3 Pancake Flour Sperry's 28-oz pkg A small number of architec tural masterpieces built for high ly valuable livestock have con veyed a false impression of the over-all animal housing situation according to this publication. 00 Am erica has literally shut Its eyes on the "uncounted thousands of hank barns and adjacent dung piles” that many farm anim al« know as their home, the article continues. CO FFEE N ew Potato es Tan g Pt. ja r U S No 10 ibs 2 5 ‘ Boneless, S w ift's L b ............ Sliced Bacon Lb. Rib C a rro ts C H IP S 3 for Soup Lip ton's 3 pkgs for 2 9 bunches for K lo n d ike Lb ... 4 P ascal C e le ry Dura S ta rch 600.00 300.00 New w ashing wonder Pt. |a r 49 C h ee se W aterm elons 4000.00 600 's» S te ak s sfeer beef 7 3 |ed, New sprin g Baker's Noodle 49 Eastern e ripened C ho colate 2 pkgs 39e 45c Lb. Veal R o ast Tom atoes Borden's C h ate au 2 lbs In snakes and gecko lizards, the tear duct opens Into the mouth. T eiesi’s Green Bag. Salad Dressing C heese Even though it would be a vast and difficult job, the housing of livestock ought to be solved by legal enactments as faithfully 00 conceived as the sanitary codes for human dwellings and meat packing plants, the Journal says. "Moreover, labor-saving a r rangements in animal buildings would overcome, in part, the flight of the rural population to industrial centers.” N O T IC E O F S P E C IA L E L E C T IO N A special election Is hereby 180.00 called by the City Council of B ea .00 verton, W ashington County. O re 500.00 .00 gon. Saturday, July 30th, 1949 9.050.00 20.527.10 wh<*n the following proposition 6.710.20 300.00 $37.567. It) will be submitted to the voters of $ 16.260.20 the City of Beaverton, Oregon. of Shall the City of Beavertbn fur construction "(Proceeds of *225,000 00 issue of Sewer Bonds ate reserved specifically levy gnd collect a tax in the Drainage and Sewage disposal facilities andretirement of bonds.) sum o f *16.569.56 for the ts\ f Statement of Indebtedness year 1949-1950 over and above Refunding Improvement Bonds— Series 1939 - Due M ay 10, 1949 $ 2 . 000.00 the 6'> limitation fixed by Se«^, . Sinking E u n d s are available to pay these bonds 197.000. 00 11 Article X I. • • tfce W ater Bonds Series 1946 (P ay able from water revenues) 225.000. 00 Oregon Conatltution, for the Sewer B on ds- Series 1949 (P ay able from sewer revenues purpose of (raying additional Summary of Estimated Expenditure*. Receipts and Tax Levies. Fiscal Year 1949-30 cost of street improvement, Sewer W ater Road Total of General road building equipment and Fund Fund Fund Fund 11 Funds for 1 necessary operating ex- • $37.507 10 (44.624.33 »22,786.51 *47.068.54 *151.986.48 penses of the City of Beaver Total Estimated Expenditures Deduct— Estimated Receipts Other- than 1949-50 ton. 37,507 10 44.624 33 18.186.51 26.511.04 126,828.98 VO TE Y E S O R NO Taxes on 00 4.600 00 20.557.50 25.157.50 Amount Necessary to Balance the Budget 100 . . Yes 4,600.00 .00 .00 ) -»0.00 Deduct— Deficit forw arded to next fiscal year No 101 . . . .00 00 20,557 50 20.557.50 To be raised by Taxation 00 That there will be one polling .00 625 00 625.00 A d d — Discount on prepaid taxes place for said city election which — Estimated 1949-50 taxes uncollected at .00 3.667 50 3 667 50 . 00 Is to be held at the City Hall at 6-30-50 « .00 * no $24,850.00 $ 24.850 00 the corner of First and Main Total l e v y Needed f ° r 1949-56 fit reels of said City at which all Tax Levies * .00 * .00 * 8.2- • 4 4 * 8.280 44 voters In the City will vote, and Inside 6wr Limitation • no 00 16,569 56 16 569 56 Outside 6cf Limitation the said polling place shall be N. R M U R N E R , Chairm an open from 8:00 A M. to 8:00 P.M Dated at Beaverton, Oregon this 6th day of July. 1949 A. H R O SSI, Sec of «aid day. G A R N O L D E. N O R R IS Signed H. II J E F U R I B * RALPH A LUEDTKE Mayor H H J E F F R T E 8, Mayor Approved bv the Budget Committee ATTEST J E P A D D O C K . Recorder DDOCK J E PAD M H. M E T C A L F E R e c o rd e r O S C A R 8 M A R T IN Published July A l l . 1949 J O H N H. W E I B Y ¿V ir iM ih r Prince A lb e rt New spring crop Bunch 15 R a in ie r, 6 mos aged Lb ------- Beef Tongue Corned Lb 3 8 Do You Have The Winning Picture? Som e1 reader of th is new spaper has been m ailed a special copy ¿of the pap er beoring a p ictu re on the lower right 0 of this ad D IF F E R E N T from the p ictu re in a ll the other p a pers If thd p ictu re in YO U /* copy m atch es the one on d isplay in T E R E S I'S you get the F R E E L O A D O F G R O C E R IE S Sorry, M r« S O Ready, of Cedar Hills, you had the winner last week but f » ‘> d to come in. THU week's contest onda SA TU RD A Y, JU LY 9 If no winner there will be. additions made in the award; and winner next week gett| tt all— _______ __ Price* Effective Thur»., Fri., Sat., July 7, 3, 9 We Week IHtys H .30 hi » P M. 16 to 9 H u n d an < Reserve Right To Limit Quantities Phone »verton 4158
