' I. Telephone Franchise ....
6. Miscellaneous Licenses
7. Liquor Licenses
8. Restaurant Licenses ......
I 8,000.09
9,000.00
4,000.00
700.00
$ 31,120.00
Credit
PERSONAL SERVICES
1. City Superintendent at $400.00 $4,800.00
8,319.00
2. Stenographer at $150.00
3. barbage Inspector
4. License Collector
5. Restaurant Inspector .
1,800.00
300.00.
600.00
700.00
CITY HALL
Expendi- Expendi
tures tures
1942-1943 1943-1944
A. PERSONAL SERVICES
1. Salaries $ 2,078.29 $ 1,777.22
B. REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE
i 1. General Repairs and Improvements.
2. Plumbing . .
2. Painting
4. Map Files
5. New Roof .. ...
6. Old City Hall Repairs
C. MATERIALS, SUPPLIES & SERVICES 4,035.09 3,288.58
1. Gas ..
2. Electricity . .
3. Janitor Supplies .
"T" 5. Insurance
6. Workman's Compensation ......
S 6,113.38 $ 5,063.78
Less Estimated Receipts:
1. Selective Service $ 600.00
' 2. School District No. 49 1,500.00
3 O. & C. Land Office 600.00
4. O. P. A 1,200.00
.5. Light Refunds 175.00
Total Levy .......
PLANNING COMMISSION
Expend!- Expendi
tures tures
1942-1943 1943-1944
A. PERSONAL SERVICES
1. Salaries (Secretary $ 126.02 $ 120.00
B. MATERIAL & SUPPLIES 4.79 15.50
1. Maps blue prints, etc. "
2. Office Supplies
t 130.81 $ 135.50
, Less Anticipated Receipts .
Total Levy . i ...
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
Expendi- Expendi
tures tures
1942-1943 1943-1944
B. MATERIALS, SUPPLIES SERVICES $ 280.77 $ 266.55
1. Stationery .
2. Postage
3. Telephone & Telegraph
4. Expenses, etc .
1 280.77 $ 266.55
Lacs Anticipated Receipts ...... ...
Total Levy .. ,
DAIRY
Expendi- Expendi
tures tures
1942-1943 1943-1944
A. PERSONAL SERVICES $- $
1. Milk Inspector 1,721.90 1,811.22
B. MATERIAL, SUPPLIES & SERVICES 647.40 525.71
1. Use of Private Car
2. Supplies printing & publishing
8. Laboratory Tests ...
4. Workman's Compensation . .
5. Liability Insurance .
"1 $ 2,369.30 $ 2,336.93
Less Anticipated Receipts ........
Total Levy ...... ......
' AIRPORT AND AIR PARK
, Expendi- Expendi
tures tures
1942-1943 1943-1944
A. PERSONAL SERVICES .,.. .
1. Salaries - $ 1,684.80 $ 64.55
B. MATERIAL, SUPPLIES Se SERVICES 3,499.82 70.62
C. IMPROVEMENTS
1. Road
$ 5,184.62 $ 135.17
LM Anticipated Receipts
Total Levy ..
MEDFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY
Expendi- Expendi
tures tures
1942-1943 1943-1944
v A. PERSONAL SERVICES . , 7
1. Salaries $ 5,240.41 $ 5,488.75
s B. REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE
1. Repairs Maintenance
C. MATEmALS, 'SUPPLIES '& SERVicES 3,716.67 5,015.48
1. Heat - -
2. Light
3. Water
4. Telephone
5. Printing & Supplies
B. Janitor's Supplies
7. Postage & Freight
' 8. Current Expense
D. ADDITIONS AND BETTERMENTS
1. Equipment, Furniture, Fixtures, etc.
2. Books ......
3. Periodicals & Indexes -
4. New Furnace
E. INSURANCE
1. Fire
2. Workmen's Compensation
r. EMERGENCY
' $ 8,957.08 $ 10,502.23
Less Estimated Receipts from Fines
, Current
Budget
1944-1945
Proposed
Budget
1945-1946
$ 2,100.00 $ 2,400.00
500.00 2,500.00
500.00 300.00
1,000.00 500.00
500.00 100.00
1,500.00
225.00 , 100.00
1,000.00 1,000.00
500.00 500.00
800.00 800.00
75.00
40.00 40.00
$ 8,740.00 S 8,240.00
Notes and Contracts ,
400.00 - f 16,805.80
$ 4,075.00
. $ 4,165.00
' Current
Budget
1944-1945
Proposed
Budget
1945-1946
120.00 $ 120.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
170.00
$ 170.00
none
170.00
Current
Budget
1944-1945
$
10.00
10.00
75.00
1,250.00
1,345.00
1945-1946
Proposed
Budget
$
10.00
25.00
50.00
1,250.00
$ 1,335.00
none
. $ 1,335.00
Current
Budget
1944-1945
$ 2,040.00
400.00
75.00
200.00
40.00
8.00
$ 2,763.00
Proposed
Budget
1945-1946
$ 2,040.00
400.00
75.00
40.00
$ 2,555.00
$ 600.00
Current
Budget
1944-1943
500.00
500.00
1,953.00
Proposed
Budget
1945-1946
$...
8,500.00
$ 5,500.00
$ 3,300.00
. $ 2,200.00
Current
Budget
1944-1945
Proposed
Budget
1945-1946
S 7,000.00 $ 7,000.00
Less Estimated Cash on Hand July 1, 1945 .
2,400.00 2,400.00
250.00 250.00
500.00 750.00
250.00 250.00
43.80 60.00
105.00 150.00
250.00 250.00
125.00 125.00
50.00 50.00
250.00 250.00
800.00 1,500.00
2,000.00 2,000.00
400.00 600.00
1,800.00 1,800.00
. 150.00 150.00
50.00 50.00
800.00 " 600.00
16,423.80 18,135.00
: 950.00
f 17.185.00
7,000.00
Y
Levy .
..$ 10,185.00
ESTIMATED CASH BALANCE General Fund
Balance on Hand May 1,
Estimated Receipts:
Rentals
Copco Franchise
Garbage Franchise
Permits
Licenses .........
Fines
1945 .
$ 87,489.41
Road Tax
Refund Olds Tract .
Liquor Control
575.00
2,000.00
5000
25.00
1,000.00
350.00
15.632.73
1,500.00
3,155.82
24,288.33 111,777.97
Estimated Disbursements:
Recorder ..
Treasurer
Police
Fire
Purchase & Budget .
Public Works
Attorney
Sewage Disposal
Building & Inspection
Parks
Non-organization .
City Hall
Planning Commission
Mayor Council
Emergency
,030.00
766.97
,000.00
000.00
SPQ.OO
000.00
45000
060.00
200.00
690.00
800.00
,450.00
40 00
400.00
790.00
13600
47,302.97
47,302 97
Estimated Disbursements:
Title Insurance, Taxes, etc.
Estimated Balance June 30. 1943
IMPROVEMENT BOND FUND:
Balance on Hand May 1, 1945 .
Estimated Receipts:
Notes, Contracts, Assessment ,
Estimated Disbursements:
Interest due May ...........
Taxes, Title Insurance, etc.
400.00
100.00
t 31,884.25
200.00
-J 70.00
80.00
Balance on Hand June 30, 1945
GENERAL BOND FUND:
Balance on Hand May 1, 1945 .
Estimated Receipts:
Estimated Disbursements:
Balance on Hand June 30, 1943
LIBRARY:
Balance on Hand May 1, 1945...
Estimated Receipts:
Fines ..... -......-..-.....-.
Estimated Disbursements:
Salaries
none
none
I 9,839.42
160.00
I 32,084.25
120.00
f 17,059.88
9,999.42
$ 16,703.80
31,964.25
t 17,059.86
Sundry Expense
Repairs & Improvements .
Estimated Balance June 30, 1945
CITY HALL EQUIPMENT SINKING FUND: '
Balance on Hand May 1, 1945 .....
Estimated Receipts:
Estimated Disbursements
Balance on Hand June 30, 1945
COUNCIL ROOM EQUIPMENT SINKING FUND:
Balance on Hand May 1, 1945
Estimated Receipts:
Estimated Disbursements:
..$ 1,100.00
475.00
1,424.42
t 2,999.42 $ 7,000.00
.. 590.28
none
none
Estimated Cash on Hand June 30, 1945
ESTIMATED BALANCE
June 30, 194$
t 84,475.00
Balance on Hand June 30, 1945
STREET AND FIRE EQUIPMENT SINKING FUND:
Balance on Hand May 1, 1945.... .........
Estimated Receipts:
Estimated Disbursements:
Balance on Hand June 30, 1945...
GENERAL FUND: -
1945-46 Budget Estimate .
Estimated Receipts 1945-46
..$ 310.92
none
none
..I 5,088.75
none
972.06
LEVIES
Estimated Cash on Hand June 30, 1945..
Levy 1945-46 .
CONSOLIDATED BOND FUND:
Bond Schedule .
Estimated Cash on hand July 1, 1945...
Held to pay interest July
55,835.00
64,475.00
590.28
$ 310.92
$ 5,088.75
972.06
$238,833.00
120,310.00
$ 32,000.00
16,705.80
6,205.80
Balance to apply on Budget .....
10,500.00
Levy
IMPROVEMENT BOND FUND:
Bond Schedule .
Estimated Cash on Hand July 1, 1945 . ,
Held to pay Bonds & Interest July to November-
Balance to apply on Budget ...
.. $ 25,413.12
31,964.25
Levy
GENERAL BOND FUND:
Bond Schedule
Estimated Cash on hand July 1, 1945..
Levy
LIBRARY:
Budget Estimate 1946-46
Estimated Receipts 1945-46
Estimated Cash on hand 1945-46 .
Levy 1945-46 . '
23,051.13
17,059.86
950.00
7,000.00
8,913.11
$ 8,471.23
$ 18,133.00
7,950.00
590.28
810.92
4,116.69
$118,523.00
$ 21,500,00
I 14,500.00
$ 10,185.00
(Continued en Page Six)
181 To Graduate at Medford
High School Thursday Night
Thursday night of this week
Medford senior high school will
graduate 181 seniors, five less
than the class of 1944. Graduation-ceremonies
will be held at
the high school auditorium, with
Bishop Bruce Baxter of Portland
delivering the address of the eve
ning. Admission to the program
is by ticket only, Principal Les
ter Harris states.
The graduating class Includes
Jo Anne Adler, Virginia Allen,
Carl Anderson, Paul Antony,
Mary Beth Arnold, Myrla Ball,
Peggy Benjamin, Clara Mae Big-
ham, Harlan Bishop, Robert
Boyer, Earl Bradfish, Jr.; Dora
Mae Breeding, Pearl Brock,
James Brunow, John Bullock,
Hazel Burns, Evelyn Byrne, Pa
tricia Catey, Joyce Cave, Jo
Anne Chamberlain, David Chirg
win, Doris Clark," Glenn eleven,
James Clevenberg, Deloris Cobb,
Jack Cody, Edith Conley, Jere
lcan Conner, Marie Conner,
Joyce Cox, Betty Curry, Deloris
Davis, Edith Davis, Donna
Dawes, Margaret Drysdale,
Maie Dubs, Bill Eathcrton, Har
old Edmonds.
Louise Ellis, Richard Ellis,
Aletha Emerick, Dean Eppinger,
Dorothy Jean Farley, Calista
Farrell, Doreen Fields, Lorraine
Fletcher, James Fraley, Joanne
Franklin, Jean French, Maxine
Friesen, Dick Frost, Margo
G a m m 1 1 1, Dorothy Garris,
Charles Gerhardt, Gerald Glass,
Vernon Cleaves, Lola Gober,
Ruby Graham, David Grubb,
Dorothy Hanson, Harriet Harris,
Alton Hayes.
Laurence Hayes, William Hed
rlck, Lois Hoffman, John
Holmes, Elwin Hukill, Mary
Humphries, Loyd Huston, Earl
Imhausen, Audrey Jarmln, Don
na Jenkins, Lynn Jenkins, Hor
tense Jennings, Marjorle John
son, Wanda Johnson, Charles
Jones, Richard Kennedy, John
Klingle, Jr., Kenneth Knack
stedt, Elmer Kyle, Sidney Lege
sen, Devona Larter, Adrienne
Leach, Carmen McGrew, Ferney
McKibben, Maxine McKlnney,
Betty Medley, Faye Mitchell,
Yvonne Moore, Mclva Morrell,
Wilma Neale, Gene Neff, Sydney
Nelson, Audrey NIms, Don Nls-
sen, Dolores Noel, Gladys Nord
strom, Winona Nowlln, Morris
Nylander,
Wayne Oneale, Shirley Pan
key, Joe Parker, Bonecia Par
sons, Donald Parton, William
Patton, Lucille Pearson, Roger
Pederson, Gerald Pence, Melvin
Peterson, Inez Phillips, Robert
Porter, Jr., Dolores Poutre,
Glorie Preston, Edna Price,
Elaine Rhymes, Rosalie Roberts,
Wilmer Robertson, Martha B.
Robinson, Charles Robinson,
Robert Robinson, Wayne Rose,
Helen Rubensteln, George Ruth
erford, Thelma Severson, Milton
Slngler, Mildred Shellabarger,
Donna Shopp, Donald Shores.
Joan Smith, Reglna Smith,
Joyce Spears, Helen Storm, Nan
cy Swem, Mary Lou Swoape,
Tuesday. Mar " 1943
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBU1TS FIYS
Claire Thomas, Jack Thompson,
Elizabeth Thompson, Francis
Todd, Arlene Troxell, Yvonne
Truaxr Evelyn Van Hise, Betty
Wahl, Elaine Walker, Jerry War
ren, Ronald Weatherford, How
ard Weight, Phyllis WhIUock,
Wanda Wlckham, Genevieve
Wleskamp, Lyle Wilcox, June
Wilder, Don Williams, June Wil
liams, Rhoda Williams, Carl
Winklebleck, Paul Winterhalder,
Robert Wobbe, John Wright,
Marilyn Wright, Barbara Yocum
and Eileen Young.
The following members of the
graduating class are now serving
with the armed forces: Earl
Barnhart, Jim Brinson, William
Broedlow, Don 'Bundy, Myron
Corcoran, Robert Harper, Rich
ard Igo, Bob C. Jones, Glenn
Kircher, Donald Mentzer, Alvin
Pena, Robert Peterson, William
Plaskett, Dean Sheldon, Charles
Vanderpool, William Virgin, and
Donald Young.
Girls In the United States
Cadet Nursing Corps are Afton
Guches and Barbara Maddox.
Paris, May 29 U.B Edward
N. Scheiberllng of Albany, N. Y.,
national commander of the
American Legion, said today
that If the returning veterans
don't find jobs, "there will be
a revolution in America."
Rio De Janeiro, May 28. u.B
Brazil's first presidential elec
tion since 1930 was scheduled to
day for Dec. 2.
mt1
GRADUATION
CARDS
Congratulate the Graduate.
Select your greetings from
the large assortment dis
played here.
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AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS
t 1
EEIPAIIE
OYour tractors, trucks end general farm machinery are going
Into e very heavy season's work, and since parts end good me
chanics are very hard to find, It is only reasonable that you
should think very seriously of repairing and overhauling your farm
machinery while this service is available.
OA few hours work now may save you thousands of dollars later.
As many of you know, whan your tractor, truck end other farm
machinery breaks down, It Is very disappointing and costly.
OThe American Fruit Growers' shop Is staffed with four capable
mechanics, including one dietel man, and has all the modern
equipment essential to making a good and efficient shop.
OWe want you to feel free to come In and ask for estimates on the
probable work needed. We would also like to have you take
advantage of our parts and general supply store located In the
main building. We are dealers for Cletrae Crawler Tractors,
' Oliver Wheal Tractors and ether farm ma
chinery, Friend Spray Rigs, Federal Trucks,
Waukesha Motors, Weitinghouse-Bendix
Air Brakes and Myers Pumps.
Look for the
BLUE GOOSE SIGN!
213 South Fir Street
(SSoIe
CONSOLIDATED FUND:
Balance on Hnnd May 1, 1943
Estimated Receipts;
I 18,403.60