bara Tonies of Spokane, Wn.. came
Sunday to spend a few days at the
Dale Montgomery home while Sea
Bn Mrs. Glonn Ostrom
man David Tonies is home on a fur
Jean Byrnes returned home Satur lough.
day after spending a month at the
Mrs. Leland Smith of Portland left
home of her sister, Mrs. Don Harry- Tuesday for Blalock Island where she
man and family in Baker.
will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
LaVonne Dodson returned the first Clarence Powell after spending sev
of last week from Baker where she eral days here visiting friends. Mr.
had been visiting. The Dodsons plan and Mrs. Rex Moses took her down.
to move to Baker soon.
Mrs. Minnie Sharpstein of Walla
Sara Wurster, who has been em- | Walla arrived Monday to spend a few
ployed in Salem, returned home Sun-I days here at the Switzler home.
day.
Gus Tonies returned Sunday from
Mrs. Gene Hiatt. Mrs. Vane Hiatt Portland where her had spent a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim O’Conner and
and Mrs. Oliver McNabb spent Sat
urday in Pendleton. Miss Betty Mus daughter of Portland arrived Tuesday
tard, student nurse in St. Anthony’s to visit his sisters. Mrs. Deid Switz-
Hospital, returned with them and 1er and Mrs. AI Stephens.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Eller spent
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.
Sunday till Tuesday in Lewiston. Ida.,
and Mrs. John Mustard.
Mrs. Joe Alcorn and daughter Bar- where they were called by the death
UMATILLA NEWS
of Mrs. Eller’s grandfather. Her
cousin. Mrs. Frank Still and daugh
ter Claudia, returned with them for
a few days visit.
Rhea Mae Thompson of Portland is
visiting a few days here with friends.
Mrs. Pat Murphy returned home
Saturday from a visit in Portland.
Mrs. John Blair, Mrs. Ken Arnold
and Mrs. Lloyd Dodson honored their
sons. Dickie. Mamey and Don. on
their birthdays Wednesday afternoon.
A group of 25 youngsters helped eat
three beautiful decorated cakes and
a quantity of ice cream.
A group of friends surprised Mrs.
Dale Montgomery with a shower at
her home Friday evening.
Mrs. Dean Newgard entertained the
Pinochle club at her home Wednesday
evening. Prizes going to Mrs. Glenn
Ostrom and Mrs. Gene Hiatt. Other
guests were Madames Al Veig, Oliver
McNabb, Vane Hiatt and M. B. Eller.
CITY OF HERMISTON
OUR LADY OF ANGELS CHURCH
Report of Recorder July 1, 1943 to June 30, 1944.
Hermiston
The usual schedule of Masses will
be resumed throughout the parish on
next Sunday. Mass at Hermiston at
9:30. at Pilot Rock at 8:00. at Echo
at 10:00 and at Ordnance at 11:30.
The “Forty Hours Devotion” will
open at Our Lady of Angels. Hermis
ton, with Solemn Mass at 9:30 on
next Sunday, August 13th. There
will be exposition of the Blessed Sac
rament all day and evening devotions
at 7:30.
Cost of Living Is GOING DOWN—AT STONE’S!
S cores of N ew Low E veryday
P rices ... R ecently R educed !
Prices are low EVERY DAY at Stone’s. Now. some are lower than ever.
Merchandising economies made possible the reduction of scores of shelf prices
recently. Once again. Stone’s customers are First to Save! Why not join them?
CHEESE WAFERS
8-oz. pkg.
Log Cabin . . . .
.22
Crackers...... 21. .31
Atlas Jars. ... . quart .76
Lipton's Soup 3 lor .23
159
10-42. glau
P & G LAUNDRY SOAP
Giant bar.....
Make tomorrow’s breakfast a treat with Log Cabin Syrup.
3 for 146
CAMAY TOILET SOAP
Cake...........
3 for 196
Snowflakes sodas are freshly baked—now at new, low prices.
OXYDOL—for more suds
Package
239
With the new, improved enameled lid for fruit or vegetable canning.
DUZ WASH. POWDER
Package
PAGE THEBE
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1944
........... IV
A delicious, hard-to-beat noodle soup mix at this new. low price.
212-oz Package
NO POINT
gorgon-
- 40%
General Fund
INCOME
Cash in Fund July I. 1943 .........
Collections during year—Taxes
Liquor Tax Apportionment .............
Road Fund Apportionment .............
Fees. Fines & Licenses ....................
Auto Permits ....... ...............................
Other Miscellaneous Collections ....
EXPENDITURES
GENERAL GOVERNMENT—
Salaries ................................................... $2.429.00
150.00
Audit .......................................................
65.00
Surety Bonds ......................................
78.00
Travel Expense ..................... -...........
72.18
Telephone & Telegraph .....................
21.42
Stationery & Supplies ........................
66.55
Notices & Advertising .......................
41.73
Miscellaneous .......................................
FIRE DEPARTMENT—
Wages ...................................
Equipment & Supplies
Storage 4..............................
Phone ...................................
5.996.40
9,399.57
595.99
648.80
8,535.15
324.80
1,508.84
%
$ 613.00
134.25
150.00
50.08
$
947.33
. $2.850.00
152.74
$
3.002.74
SOCIAL WELFARE—
Health Officer
Boy Scouts
..................
$ 120.00
50.00 $
170,00
LIBRARY—
Salaries ....................... ...............
Books & Magazines ..............
Building & Grounds Expense
$ 579.60
41.66
225.08
846.34
POLICE DEPARTMENT—
Salaries ......................................
Jail Expense
PUBLIC WORKS—
Labor — Streets ..............
Materials .................................
Lighting ....................................
Truck and Grader Expense
City Dump ................................
Other Expense
2
2,913.88
. ?
t
$2,499.52
149.81
795.60
342.66
391.50
520.37
$
4,699.46
$ 216.67
1.835.00
$
2.051.67
MISCELLANEOUS—
Workmen’s Compensation
General Sinking Fund
$ 14,631.42
$ 12,377.63
Cash in Fund June 30. 1944
27,009.05
$ 27,009.05
General Sinking Fund
Cash in Fund June 30. 1943 .............
From General Fund as per Budget
Expenditures Sewer Construction
Cash in Fund June 30. 1944 .............
$
$
$
3.341.63
1,216.60
$
4,558.23
2,723.23
1.835.00
4,558.23
Irrigation Fund
INCOME
Cash in Fund July 1, 1943 .........
Assessments ...................................
Sales — Services & Supplies ..
EXPENDITURES
Labor ..............................................
Materials & Supplies
Water Charges to District
Office Supplies ............................
Capital Outlay — Construction
$1.381.72
173.56
310.50
52.27
900.41
Cash — June 30. 1944
$2.416.37
1,636.76
3.368.11
229.96
$2,818.46
% V *
» *
I
$5.234.83
5.234.83
Park Fund
SIDE BACON
...
Cash in Fund July 1, 1943 .........
Collections — Rentals .............
Expenditures — Insurance, etc.
Cash — June 30. 1944 ................
lb. 33c
« * “
Any Size Piece
ASSORTED LUNCH MEAT lb. 40c
Lowest Prices on Canning Supplies
Good Assortment
POTATO SALAD
. pint 27c
.
ATLAS REGULAR LIDS........... doz., 3 for .25
THRIFTY LIDS (for coffee jars) doz., 3 for .25
REGULAR JAR RUBBERS....... doz., 4 for .15
ECONOMY CAPS .......................... dozen .18
ECONOMY CLAMPS .................... dozen .12
ATLAS PINT JARS.......................... 24 for 1.24
M.C.P. PECTIN.................... 3-oz. pkg., 3 for .23
STEEL WOOL PADS..................... ... each .09
Fresh and Tasty
PICKLED PICS FEET .
lb. 20c
Fresh Bulk
RABBITS
....
lb. 43c
Young Fryers
VEAL STEAK
FARM FRESH
.
BEEF BOIL . .
. .
lb. 19c
Lean Short Ribs
FOP
SWAN SOAP
Diamond Peanut Butter...................... 24-oz. jar .29
SAW Grapefruit Juice...................... 47-oz. tin .41
Underwood Deviled Ham....................... 3-oz. tin .18
All-Gold Golden Corn ........................ 20-oz. tin .14
Keystone Mushroom«—pieces.............. 4-oz. tin .34
Lakewood Sliced Beet« ......................... 19-oz. tin .12
Morrell's Pig. Feet ............................
glass
.37
Prem Lunch Meat............................. case of 24 7.92
SforZ5c
Large Firm Heads
,
1 GRAPEFRUIT
,
1
, ¿
3 for 23c
Large Size Arizona
CELERY
Crisp - Green
649.91
649.91
INCOME
Cash in Fund July 1, 1943
Water Sales .........................
Sales — Service * Supplies
Deposits — Customers .......
EXPENDITURES
Salary * Wages
Power & Light
Supplies ..................................
Deposit Refunds
Stationery & Supplies
Incidentals
I
£ 1
$ 14,492.96
14.167.34
673.50
238.00
$
3.147.17
1,444.47
1.251.46
10.65
152.15
48.30
$ 6.054.20
$ 23.517.60
$ 29,571.80
$ PEACHES box $1.89
Golden Jubilee - Just Right for Canning
+ APRICOTS lb. 5c
f LETTUCE
Medium Cake ....
$
Water Fund
$ 29.571.80
Sewer Fund
For Canning
SWAN SOAP
$ 285.85
364.06
Cash. June 30, 1944
s ROUIS"“-
. lb. 29c
.
Lean Shoulder
102.91
547.00
lb. 14c
(1oro‘
Jewel Salad Oil.......................................... : - pints .27
V FOOD STORES
McGrath’s Green Beans.................... 19-oz. tin .10
Prices Effective August 11 to 17—Subject to Market Changes.
INCOME
Cash in Fund July 1, 1943 ...............
Collections Sewer Service .................
Expenditures .........................................
Cash. June 30, 1944 ........................
none
2.310.25
$
none
2.310.25
State Street Fund
Cash in Fund July 1. 1943 .
Received from State. Part Auto Tax
Expended .............................................
Cash. June 30. 1944 ..........................
none
$
$
1,102.87
none
1,102.87
Reconciliation of Cash Balance«, June 30, 1944.
GENERAL, IRRIGATION
PARK AND STATE STREET
Recorder's Cash Balance less $20.00 in transit
$
Warrants drawn by Recorder not returned ...............................
Treasurer's Bank Balance
.
WATER FUND
Recorder's Cash Balance
. ...................................
$
Warrants drawn by Recorder not returned
.......
Treasurer’s Cash Balance
..............................................
GENERAL SINKING FUND
Recorder’s Cash Balance
$
Treasurer’s Cash Balance
...........
SEWER FUND
Recorder’s Cash Balance
................................................... $
Treasurer's Cash Balance ...
..... -.................
FUNDS
16.240.93
1.286.46
17,527.39
23.517.60
342.52
23.860.12
1,216.60
1.216.60
2.310.25
2.310.25
The city had no indebtedness June 30, 1944.
I, Chas. Taylor, Recorder of the City of Hermiston, do hereby certi
fy that to the best of my knowledge and belief, the above statements as
shown by the books of this office, June 30. 1944. and statements of Bank
Balances furnished by the City Treasurer, are true and correct.
1
(August 10)
CHAS. TAYLOR. Recorder.
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