THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1936
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON.
and daughter spent Saturday in N. 8.
UMATILLA PROJECT FAIR
Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Ayers and fam
Mrs. John Hill of Hermiston vis- ily of Salem spent Wednesday and GREETS RECORD CROWD
By ERMA BYRNES.
The Misses Marguerite Cox and ited at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Thursday at the Clayton Ayers
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Sara Rix spent the week end In James Byrnes, one day this weak. home.
pion,
James Duncan.
Mrs. Mark Comer and son Herald,
J. R. Yeager, county school sup
Portland and The Dalles with Miss
Guernsey
temaes placed with
and
Milford
Smith
of
Salem,
visited
erintendent
of
Pendleton,
visited
the
Rosa Ricco, who is a former teacher
James Dunean first on cow, over 5
over the week end at the James school here Wednesday.
in the local schools.
Fred Rauch was a Heppner caller yre., cow over 3 yrs., heifer, 18 mo.,
There was no school Friday to Byrnes home. Mrs. Comer and Mrs.
and champion; Wm. R. Coppock
Thursday.
allow students to attend che fair at Byrnes are sisters.
won first on cow. 3 yrs., heifer. 1
The
Misses
Ina
Gilbert
and
Flor
Oscar
McCarty,
E.
Wattenburger,
Hermiston.
Geo. McNabb of Grass Valley ii enee Christianson spent the week Bert Young and Sloan Thomson yr., heifer, under 1 yr.
Open dairy cattle entries won as
went deer hunting in the Spray
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs end in Portland.
follows; Leslie McCubbins won first
Miss Betty McKenzie accompanied country this week.
Pete McNabb this week.
Mrs. Bert Young of The Dalles is on get ot sire, product of dam, breed
The Ladies Aid met at the home Frank Compton and daughter Vir
spending a week with her parents, er's young herd, and best dairy herd;
of Mrs. Annie Edwards last Thurs ginia to Pendleton Saturday.
Lois Hutchison won first on best
Mrs. Scott Brown returned to her Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCarty.
day.
fitted animal.
home
Tuesday
from
the
Hermiston
Emery
Cox
and
Lowell
Young
Mr. and Mrs. John Wurster have
Grand champion female, James
announced the engagement of their hospital where she was taken Sat left Saturday for Baker where they
Duncan;
Reserve champion female,
urday
because
of
severe
burns
on
hope
to
get
a
deer.
daughter Annie to Raymond McNabb
Miss Jeanne Bell, Lynn Barr and Leslie McCubbins; Grand champion
son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete McNabb. her legs.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Atchinson Ray Pinson spent Wednesday eve- bull, H. J. B. A.; Reserve champion
The wedding will be an event of
and son of Walla Walla visited ning at the E. B. Wattenburger bull, James Duncan; Best dairy dis
November.
play. Leslie McCubbins, first; James
home.
Lyle Brown and Milo McFarland friends here Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Seeliger.
J. B. Springer motored to Port
Mrs. Joyce Smith spent the week Duncan, second;
left Sunday for California where
end in Pendleton with Miss Mildred third.
McFarlands will soon make their land for the week end.
The Eastern Star entertained the Peregrine.
home.
Horses Added.
Mrs. Ray Pinson spent the week
Horses were added to the pre
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hoetche and Umatilla teachers Tuesday night.
Bessie Dexter, Juanita Bray and end at her home in Pendleton.
mium list this year. W. T. Reeves of
children from Hood River, former
Mr. and Mrs. Art Ayers. Mr. and Stanfield won first on stallion; Ken
Umatilla residents, visited at the Evelyn Ford left last week for La
Grande where they will attend the Mrs. Clayton Ayers spent Thursday neth Gabriel, brood mare; Glenn
Kendler home over the week end.
evening at the A. E. Wattenburger Mackin, farm team: Glenn Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kimberling Eastern Oregon Normal.
Leona Wolverton of Echo spent home.
saddle horse; Bob Rhea, saddle pony
the week end at the Violet Dexter
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bartholomew
Poultry Division.
TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL home.
were in The Dalles Monday.
In the Barred Rock division Mrs.
Lew Brownell and son Robert re
Mr. and Mrs. John'Harrison spent H. Hooker won first on pen of four
turned from Lyle. Idaho, Sunday.
Saturday evening at the Tom Boy hens: Mrs. S. Carson, pen four pul
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Peck and son len home in Pendleton.
lets; Mrs. H. Hooker, hen; Mrs. S.
Dickie stopped at the V. D. Bramer
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiggles- Carson, pullet: Mrs. H. Hooker, cock
LIVESTOCK
home Tuesday enroute to Walla worth, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Smith
and cockerel; Mrs. Carson won first
Walla to visit Mrs. eck’s mother.
were Sunday dinner guests at the E. on bes display and Mrs. Hooker
EXPOSIT
-with
B. Wattenburger home.
second.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Jarmon left
Rhode Island Reds, Mrs. Wm. Kir
f PINE CITY NEWS t Saturday for California to spend the by, pen four hens, and hen; Mrs. A.
By Lennä Nelli
winter with their son, Roy Jarmon. Swarner won first on best display,
By Mrs. Burl Wattenburger.
Miss Shirley Jarmon drove the car and Mrs. Kirby, second; Mrs. Swar-
Lonny Knotts spent Tuesday eve to Portland for them.
ner also on pen and tour pullets,
ning with his sister, Mrs. John Har
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDevitt of pullet, cock and cockerel.
awed
rison. He was on his way to Port Gurdane were visitors at the John
N. J. Vanskike, manager ot the
Healy home Tuesday.
land.
"Vigorbilt” Hatchery here, made a
Frank Helms left Tuesday for
Fred Rauch. Jake Bowman, Fred
•ndU.S. Army Horse Show Team
sweep in firsts in the White Leghorn
Spokane,
Wn.
He
plans
to
spend
Depperman
and Corey Harris went
PORTLAND. OREGON
division with 7 firsts, and two sec
deer hunting this week.
the winter there.
onds also winning first on best dis
to
Mrs. D. Neill spent the week with
play of white eggs. Mrs. Neva Pylon
19 Shows In One—11 acres unaer one
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Plourd,
won second place in all but two and
roor Exhibits ot aure oreo Livestock,
who lives near Pendleton.
Dogs Poultry Pet Stock Wild Lite. Land
second on best display of birds. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Young spent
Products Manufacturée Products 4-H
H. M. Sommerer won first on best
Cluo ana Smitn-Hugnes Vocationa Edu
Tuesday in Hermiston.
display of brown eggs.
cation Work, also Horse Show indoor
Miss Lennä Neill of Heppner spent
Rodeo ana U S. Army Horse Show leam
Turkeys Entered.
Thursday at Pine City visiting the
LARGE PREMIUM LISTS
Some
fine
birds were entered in
school. Miss Neill will leave Satur
at The Hermiston Herald.
REDUCED FARES-ALL LINES
the bronze turkey division. Fred
day for La Grande to attend E. O.
Rankin, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G
Rankin, walked away with five
firsts and one second in the bronze
For the year ending December 31, 1937.
division. He won first on two pul-
lets and one cockerel, pullet, hen,
DETAILED BUDGET REPORT OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
young tom and best display of tur-
CITY OF HERMISTON. OREGON.
keys.
Original Expenditures
Total
Exp.
The Naragansett and White Hol-
Orig. Est.
budget
1st 6 mo.
Sheet Exp.
land division, R. V. Jones of Irrigon
Yr.
1933
Yr.
1934
Yr.
1935
1936
1936
1937
won first on.pen. pullet and young
General Government—
tom.
36.00
18.00 $
$
36.00 $
Mayor ............................... -...........
144.00
Flowers.
61.00
144.00
Council ..............................................
480.00
240.00
360.00
600.00
Recorder ......................................... —
Mrs.
Sam
Carson
won first on
180.00
90.00
120.00
240.00
Attorney ............................................
cactus dahlia in the flower division,
60.00
30.00
60.00
60.00
Treasurer . .........................................
also on best asters. Mrs. C. M. Best
40.00
8.35
13.38
40.00
Stationery and Supplies ..............
100.00
107.50
25.50
100.00
Publishing Reports and Notices
had the finest decorative dahlia
100.00
509.00
188.00
100.00
Capital Outlays—Lot Purchases
zinnia; Mrs. H. McCulley won
and
205.00
77.02
130.17
155.00
Miscellaneous ...................................
on most artistic vase.
first
752.56
1345.00
1575.20
1063.90
974.02
1475.00
TOTAL ..................................
T
UMATILLA NEWS
f
PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL
HORSE
SHOW
RODEO
EAGE FIVE
Mrs. H. M. Sommerer, grapes; Ralph
Thornberg, muskmelons; Alfred Leo
nard. globe type onions; Virgil Lo
gan. Netted Gem potatoes, second;
A. C. Swarner, sweet potato; Mrs.
H. Sommerer, peppers; Ralph Mar
ble. table pumpkin; Glen Macken,
table squash; Mrs. S. Carson, toma
toes; C. M. Jackson, tomatoes; Grace
Logan, large beans; W. G. Webber,
large ear corn, tallest corn stalk;
Alfred Leonard, largest cucumber;
G. W. McCracken, largest carrot;
A. Skoubo. largest egg;
Mrs. H.
Sommerer, largest bunch grapes; B
Hutchison, largest onion; Mrs. S.
Carson, largest potato; Mrs. Ed Hug.
largest pepper; Ralph Thornburg,
largest table squash; Mrs. S. Car-
son, largest tomato; Lloyd R. Peter-
son. largest watermelon.
Public Safety—
Police Salaries .............................
Special Police ...............................
Supplies and Phone Calls ........
2100.00
50.00
15.00
1800.00
32.33
137.14
235.00
62.35
45.00
250.00
60.00
200.00
90.00
1215.93
2765.00
2356.82
45.00
500.00
840.00
29 87
331.91
1385.00
361.78
45.00
500.00
675.00
300.00
1520.00
630.33
520.40
300.00
1450.73
120.00
25.00
50.00
37.50
232.50
60.00
5.94
6.10
37.50
109.54
120.00
25.00
50.00
110.00
15.63
29.50
195.00
155.13
360.00
50.00
90.00
90.00
590.00
360.00
42.13
111.13
7 6 65
589 91
$ 2100.00
50.00
15.00
Fire Department—
250.00
Wages .............................................
60.00
Supplies ........................................
Fire Hose Replacement ..........
90.00
Storage. Fire Truck . ...............
300.00
Fire Truck Replacement ............
2865.00
TOTAL .................................
•
1050.00
119.00
1.93
Public Works: Streets—
Garbage Removal and Cleaning
Maintenance ......................................
Lighting .............................................
Retirement St. Improvement W’n'ts
TOTAL ..........................................
Social Welfare—
Health Officer .....................................
Poor. Relief ..........................................
Jail Lights. Repairs, etc........................
Boy Scouts ...............................................
TOTAL ..........................................
Education—
Librarian ....................................................
Janitor Work .............................................
Magazines. Books. Repairs ................
Heating and Lighting ....... .................
TOTAL ..........................................
360.00
50.00
90.00
90.00
590.00
180.00
25.10
30.10
44.05
279.25
90.00
1761.32
631.88
187.05
555.53
1765.91
695.75
143.15
512.57
Public Service Enterprises—
Water Department:
Superintendent .... ..............................
Labor. Supplies and Pipe .............
Office Supplies ..........................................
Electric Power ........................................
Incidentals ................................................
Bond Retirement .....................................
Interest ........................................................
TOTAL ..........................................
1200.00
780.00
50.00
800.00
20.00
2300.00
1200.00
6350.00
600.00
856.53
75.75
408.80
3.50
690.00
2634.58
Miscellaneous—
Workmen’s Compensation . ............
League of Oregon Cities ...................
TOTAL ..........................................
GRAND TOTAL .......................
Allowance for Uncollected Taxes
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS
240.00
20.00
260.00
13157.50
1500.00
102.80
10.00
112.80
5777.78
1200.00
590.00
100.00
760.00
20.00
2050 00
1380.00
6100.00
900.00
669.66
30.25
774.25
9.30
2000.00
1500.00
5883.46
Honey.
6061.47
7568.24
374.52
240.00
20.00
20.00
187.72
165.66
394.52
260.00
12775.00 11804.59 10960.17 11603.84
14657.50
Estimated Revenues—
Fees. Fines, Licenses and Other
Miscellaneous Revenue
.
Principal and Interest from Delinquent
Taxes ......................................................
Unexpected Fund Balances avail
able for application, ...............................
Receipts
from
'Public
Service
Enterprise»
. ..............................
760 00
1520.00
500.00
6425.00
9205.00
AMOUNT NECESSARY BY TAXATION
5452.50
Outstanding Water Bonds
...................
Eber Mossie of Pilot Rock won
first on extracted alfalfa or sweet
clover honey: R. F. Dawson first on
comb honey, alfalfa or sweet clover;
and Mossie also on best specimen
beeswax, and single comb nucleus;
banded Italian bees; J. Skovbo of
Hermiston first on single comb nuc
leus, Golden Italian bees;
Mossie
also won first on single comb nucle
us, Carnlolan or Caucasian bees and
for the largest and most attractive
display of apiarian products.
Farm Crops.
TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
The following is a full and complete
classified summary of indebtedness as
of September 15. 1936.
The division of cookery in th*
home economics department showed
a number of entries of high quality.
Among the firsts were Marian Ott,
loaf white bread; Mrs. J. Skovbo,
loaf dark bread; Mrs. H. Hooker.
sunshine cake; Mrs. Geo. Kendler
Sr., angle food cake; Mrs. A. E.
Marie
Marble, layer butter cake;
Skovbo, cookies; Mrs. Bert Mullins,
double crust pie: Mrs. J. Skovbo,
single crust pic.
Mrs. J. Skovbo,
canned fruit and vegetables, and
jelly; Marie Skovbo, canned pickles
and best display home canned pro
ducts.
Mrs. F. C. McKenzie took three
firsts and one second in the needle
work department winning on ladies
wash dress, knitted garmet, patch
work quilt, and second on a hooked
rug; Eva Wilcox won first on a cro-
ched garmet; Mrs. M. E. Laughlin
on pillow cases: Mrs. Marian Myers,
braided rug: Mrs. A. Skovbo. best
Mrs.
display colored embroidrie;
Guy Amsberry first on hooked rug
23000.00
I. Charles Taylor, do hereby certify that the above estimate of expenditures for the year
1937. Budget allowance and expenditures for the first si months of current year and expen-
ditures for the three fiscal years next preceeding the current year; and summary of indebted
ness as shown above, have been compiled from the records in my charge and to the best of my
knowledge are true and correct.
CHARLES TAYLOR, City Recorder. Hermiston. Oregon
Mrs. N. J. Reicks of Irrigon won
first in the farm produce individual
exhibit. and although no competi-
tion. the judge stated that her dis-
play was wothy of first place Mrs.
Reicks is a veteran exibitor at the
fair.
Entries in the farm produce di-
vision were few but of high quality
produce Firsts in this department
included: G. W McCracken, string
beans; Grace Logan, table beets: W
J. Logan, corn; W. G. Webber, corn
on stalk; G. W McCracken, carrots,
Mrs. A. W. Turnblad. cucumbers:
Albert Skovbo. pickling cucumbers;
Girls’ 4-H Clubs.
Home economics club winners are
listed in the order of placing.
Canning 1 — Frances Dawson,
Awilda Bleakney, Rebecca Pierson.
Canning 2 —Vera Sisson,
Esther
McMullen, Joyce McCulley, Anne
Sommerer.
Canning 3—Marie Skovbo, Ele-
anor Dawson. Jane Jackson, Nina
Rae McCulley.
Cooking 1—Marie Tenny, Linnis
Foster. Ruth Jordan. Thelma Shep
herd, Grace Bensel.
Cooking 2— Katherine Kennedy,
Delores Van Schoiack, Esther Mc
Mullen. Veta Moran.
Cooking 3
Margaret Clarke,
Anne Sommerer, Jane Jackson. Mar
ian Ott.
Camp Cookery Allen Clarke, Boo
Jackson, Eldon Saylor.
Clothing 1—Laura Stephens. Ag
nes Kennedy, Rosemary Stephens,
Lorna Gabriel.
Clothing 2—Vera Sisson, Rebecca
Pierson, Dorothy Pierson, Virginia
Gabriel.
Clothing 8—Marie Skovbo, Nina
Rae McCulley. Joyce Sater. Esther
McMullen.
Clothing 4—Catherine Kennedy.
Veta Moran, Margaret Wood. Evelyn
Dexter.
School Displays.
Three fine school displays were
shown from Echo. Umatilla and
Hermiston. The money was divided
equally between them by the judge.
Boy's 4-H Clubs.
The Blue Ribbon Calf club won
first on its demonstration in fitting
a dairy calf tor show. In the live
stock judging contest, in which all
elubbers were eligible. Bill Jackson
won first with 270 points out of a
possible 300; Leo Rueber, second,
and Leonard Mopps and Lois Hutch
ison, tied for third.
Winners in the calf club division
were: Jersey heifer calf. Joseph
Cooney;
Jersey yearling heifer,
Clemma
Barber: producing cow,
Jersey, Kenneth Bensel: Holstein
heifer calf, Floyd Whitsett: Hol
stein yearling heifer, Floyd Whit
sett; Guernsey heifer calf, Darrell
Seeliger; Guernsey yearling heifer,
Darrell Seeliger; Guernsey produc
ing cow, Lois Hutchison; Junior tat
beef. Joe Bleakney; Senior fat beef,
John McMullen: Four fat hogs, Leo
October 3 1O
Women’s Department.
Rueber; Fat hog. Bill Jackson;
Lamb for breeding purposes, Irena
Hunt.
Style Revue Winners.
School or wash dress division —
Nina Rae McCulley and Marie Skov
bo.
Best dress display— Veta Moran
and Catherine Kennedy.
Demonstration team—Marie Skov
bo and Esther McMullen, making
sweet breads, 1st; Grace Bensel, and
Louise Bensel, school lunch, 2nd;
Frances Dawson and Anne Sommer
er. canning tomato juice, 3rd.
NOTICE OF BUDGET MEETING.
In accordance with the provisions of Section 69-1107, Oregon
Code 1930, notice is hereby given that Budget Estimates for the
ensuing fiscal year ending December 31. 1937, have been adopted
by the Budget Committee of the City of Hermiston, Oregon.
All
persons are hereby notified that on Wednesday, the 21st day of
October, 1936. at 8:00 P. M., In the council room in the Public
Library. Hermiston, Oregon, the said Budget Estimates for the
ensuing fiscal year ending December 31, 1937, for the City of Her
miston. Oregon, may bediscussed with the levying board for the
said City of Hermiston, and any person subject to the proposed tax
levy will be heard in favor of or against said proposed tax levy or
any part thereof.
The Budget Committee's estimates of expenditures to be re
quired by the city and the miscellaneous receipts to be received and
direct property taxes to be levied to provide money for said expen-
ditures are set forth in the following statement:
CITY OF HERMISTON BUDGET
Estimated Expenditures
General Government
Mayor ..............................
$ 36.00
Council .....................................
144.00
Recorder ..................................
600.00
Attorney ...... ..... ..................
240.00
Treasurer
60.00
Publishing Reports, Notices
100.00
Office Supplies
40.00
Capital Outlays .
..........
100.00
Miscellaneous ....... ................
155.00
$ 1475.00
Public Safety
Police Department:
Police Salaries .........
Police Deputies .......
Supplies, etc.................
Fire Department:
Firemen .....
Supplies ........................
Storage, Truck
Truck Replacement
............. 2100.00
............
100.00
15 00
250 00
60.00
90 00
400.00
..............
3015.00
Public Works
Street Department:
Garbage Removal and Cleaning
Maintenance
Lighting .............................................
45.00
.... ...........................
500.00
840.00
1385.00
Social Welfare
Health Officer
Relief
Jail Lights, Repaiirs, etc.
Boy Scouts
120.00
25.00
50.00
37.50
232.50
360.00
50.00
90.00
90.00
590.00
1200.00
780.00
50 00
800 00
20.00
3500 00
6350.00
240.00
20.00
500.00
760.00
Education
Librarian
...........
Janitor Work ................
Magazines, Books, Etc.
Heating and Lighting
Public Service Enterprise
Water Department:
Superintendent
Labor and Supplies
Office Supplies
Electric Power .....
Incidentals
Debt Service Bonds
Miscellaneous
Workmen’s Compensation
League of Oregon Cities
Public Buildings Fund
GRAND TOTAL
...................
Estimated Tax Delinquency, 1937 Levy
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS
Estimated Revenues
Fees, Fines, Licenses and other
$13807.50
1500.00
15307.50
Misc-
ellaneous Revenue
760.00
Principal. Penalties and Interest from
Delinquent Taxes........................
1 520.00
Unexpended
Fund Balances Available
for Application
500.00
Receipts from Public Service Enter-
prises . .
6425.00
Total Estimated Receipts
9205.00
TOTAL TAX LEVY
6102.50
We. the undersigned. Chairman and Secretary of the Budget
Committee of the City of Hermiston, Oregon, hereby certify that
the foregoing is correct as made by the said Budget Committee
W L HAMM. Chairman.
JAMES D TODD. Secretary.