KX MTOrOUD WHEOON) MAIL TMBCNg
Tuesday, June 13, 1950
Pickin' Pears
Ntwt, Conp, Cornmouif
from Camp Whifo)
Br J. "Tick" Malarker
On Saturday mornings Camp
White's coffee canteen stay!
open only until about noon. The
place is busy because the boys
often do last minute shopping,
stocking up for the week-end.
Vera Brooks is in charge of
the coffee canteen and the lunch
counter. Last Saturday t new
little lady was it work. Her nam
is Linda Brooks, blonde curly
headed miss of 12 years, who
was waiting tables and making
change with the skill of a vet
eran. Linda will go Into the sixth
grade it Roosevelt school next
"Just cime out to help moth
er," she said, "beciuse I know
that Saturdays are pretty busy."
Then the pretty youngster went
her way to aid a "wheel-chaired"
Bamboo.
"I hive 10 pair of eyes that
see for me around this state."
So said Vera Thompson, teach
er in the private homes of the
blind. She works out of Port
land is a field representative for
the blind commission of the state
of Oregon. "My volunteer work
ers see for me, she said.
With Mrs. Chris Zink. Med
ford. who is a volunteer among
the 04 or so blind persons in
Jackson county. Mrs. Thompson
was visiting Camp White last
Sunday afternoon. She and Mem
ber A. E. Pederson of this sta
tion Ire old friends. In fact Vera
taught "Pete" braille while they
were both in Portland before he
came to Camp Whit to become
one of the finest rug weavers
here.
Vera Thompson has been to
tally blind for only six years. Her
husband. Verge, who is also em
ployed bv the commission for the
blind, lost his eyesight eight
years ago. Sunday's Camp White
caller is cheerful and full of
fun. She was tonic for the boys
that met her on the second floor
of, the hobby shop.
A word about Chris and Ada
Zink. They came here from Kan
sas seeking health for Mrs. Zink,
who suffered with asthma. Chris
works for Copco. Ada keeps
house and helps with the blind.
In this Valley of the Rogues
Happy Valley it should be called
she found the climate that re
stored her health. Chris and Adi
make their home it It South
Louis street, Medford.
"Work hird ind be hippy," So
says Wirren Flchtner he
speeds his customers on their
way from his garage. Seems thit
Warren got the idea that the old
stock phrase of "Tike it easy"
was over-worked and lti Instruc
tion too fully obeyed. He now
has one of his own.
"Work hard ind be hippy."
Maybe the guy has got something
there.
And the riins came. The dele
gations of Lloni from Seaside.
warrenton ind Astoria ought to
feel right It home is they regis
tered sunoay it tne Menrnrd
hotel. It was good to hear the
drops from the roof this morn
ing. There is nothing healthier
SUN BATHER?
Go GREYHOUND
CO N VE N I E N T- Frequent r.
Ice io til the Sun Spots!
ECONOMICAL-Onle H the cost
of (fairing! E.vfr cash fof ixlrm funl
SANTA CUI .... 471
MIAMI 56. 10
VANCOUVIR I. C 11.10
Hn ti Its IIS .MM fa m I i im lHt
M. O. linker. l! No. Hartletl,
I'hone I tlll
srk3k aWiaJaitser
3
Since 1927
"Your Office Boy"
Royal Typewriters
Office Furniture
Systems & Supplies
Ac roll from tho Rlolto
Theatre
than a good sou'wester if they
don l come an oi ine lime.
"Sig" Cleven, the shoe repair
man, was telling the young fel
low that to repair the shoes was
just throwing his money iwiy.
In short, Sigurd was just talking
himself out of a job. But the
advice was right and the lad
thanked him for the fivor, re
marking In other towns he hid
lived In since coming home from
the wir people wouldn't be so
considerate.
His name Is "Mac" McGee ind
he got Into World War II eirly,
before the Japs swung the Sun
day punch it Pearl Harbor. He
was In I Colorado national guard
Infantry outfit, and was trans
ferred to the 41st division where
he tramped and crawled through
the jungles and over the islands
of the south Pacific. Got out of
It good, and while looking over
Oregon he decided to locate in
Medford. He Is married.
"Mac" drives an end lift for
the White City Lumber company,
our neighbors at Camp White.
On this job a pair of heavy work
shoes only hold up for about I
month. That is how he happen
ed to be in Shoemaker eleven's
place of business. Good shoeing
is an important Item to Kid
McGee.
Al Ingersoll works with wood
on the upper deck of the hobby
shop.
June 7 was his 04th birthday,
and he first saw the light of day
in the stale of Maine and was a
birthday present from his mother
to his dad, because June 7 was
his father's birthday, too.
Greybeard Ingersoll decided to
give himself a birthday present
so he took the bus over town
and came home poorer but happy
with the purchase of a jig saw
that he had wanted to buy for a
long, long time.
All work with wood Is is
good as you will find in miny I
mile His hirdhnuses, ivy vase
holders, book cases and corner
china racks are beautiful to be
hold Manv persona visiting at
White have departed with some
of Ingersoll's finished hobbies.
He plans a 30-clav trio to the
coast for his August vacation,
and if he has my of his supplies
left by thit time he intends to
like them to the beach and see
how they compare with some
thit ire sold In the specialty
hops there.
When I kid of onlv 16 years.
Ingersoll fished from I dory off
the banks of Newfoundland for
cod and halibut. He later was
on blue water serving as quarter
master aboard deep sea vessels.
world wir l found him with
the medics, During the last big
argument. Al was In the north,
iround Kodlak and the Aleu
tians, with the army engineers.
It wis i rugged go ind when his
health broke, the VA hospitals
had him for a while.
Now in I wood working shop
It Cimp White and feeling
pretty good, the "stale of Main
er" is a happy man with his tools,
his jig saw and the wood he
loves to work with.
Reuters Chief Asks
East Germany Asylum
Berlin, June 1.1 (U.RI John
the British Reuters News agency
bureau here, today asked Ind
received asylum in communist
East Germany because he no
longer could serve "western war
mongers."
Peet said he had been given 1
job by the East German press
ministry, it is neatiecl oy tier
hird Eisler. former American
communist leader who skipped
oau in tne united mates ind be
came propaganda chief of East
Germany.
Eisler called a special press
conference at which t'eet read a
statement. When Peet finished,
Eisler said any oilier western
correspondents, epeclallv Amer
ican, who shared Peet'i views
were welcome to do AS he hid
done,
Week-End Rolm Hik
Wlllamettt Rvtr
Portland. Or., June 13 U..)
Week end rains caused the Wll
lametle river at Eugene to rise
2 7 feet with further slight rise
expected, the weather bureau re
ported. Impact of the upper river rise
was not expected to be felt in
Portland until Friday and even
then, the weather bureau said,
the rise probably would not foe
great. Meantime, the Willamette
at Portland and the Cnltimhia
river at Vancouver, Wash., con
tinued a slow all.
During the last 94 hours the
Columbia felt .7 of a foot to 19 1
feet at Vancouver and the Wil
lamette It Portland was down
S of a fool In the same level,
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE MEN
Mitchell Flint tho Hit Ad diet i Complete
RADIATOR DEPT.
Steam Clean - Boil Out - Repair and
Re-Core when Necessary
Our policy ho'p you please your luitomen. Wo
do not romovo or replace rodiitort , , , that it YOUR ob
tor your customers.
MR. ARTHUR GRUNE
RADIATOR SPECIALIST IN CHARGE
YIS, Wl OUARANTII ALL WORK Wl DO
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP
FORMERLY AUTO llAUTY SHOP
601 S. RIVIRSIDI 'HONI 2-274S
All Tyooi or Authorised Duco
Auto Spray Painting Reflnliher Slnco If 24
NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE
PROPOSED BUDGET
FOR THE CITY OF MEDFORD
YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1951
Notice Is htrtby given to all persons Interested therein that the Council of the City of Medford will meat In the City
Htll In the City of Medford, Oregon on Wednesday. July 5, 1950, at 7:30 o'clock p.m., of said day and thin and
.u.... i,i ami hudnet and nuki law nf rirv taxes for exnenditures for the tax vear of 1950-51 and St said time
and place any person therein can meat with the council and be heard in favor of or against said tax Itvy of any part
thereof and discuss the same. ,..,-- .
J. R. WOODFORD, City Recorder
ESTIMATED PROPOSED
speeded
147-41
Detailed
llMKCfnirM
1141-40
46.90
fudge.
Allowance
1049-50
250.00
300 00
3,000 00
Items
1. Surveying Equipment .
2. Adding Machine
3. Preliminary Surveys ...
Recorder .....
Treasurer
Police
Gtnsral Administration
Public Works
Engineer
Sewage Treatment
Building & Inspection
Airport -
City Hall
Attorney .
Planning Commission
Mayor and Council
Emergency
Transfer to Parks & Swimming Pool .
Transfer to Firt Department
RECEIPTS
20,350.00
87,045 00
52,1 15.00
5.000 00
400.00
0.90.00
1 1,950 00
2,750.00
BUDGET
1 1,725.00
0.425. 00
69,895.00
50,100 00
124,760.00
20,930.00
23,000.00
19,345 00
12,600.00
12,450 00
4.235.00
1,145.00
4,060.00
10,000.00
14,000.00
15,000.00
Total Amount of Estimated Expenditures
Transfer Meter Fund
Litu of Taxes
Deduct Estimated Receipts
Deduct Estimated Cash on Hand June 30, 1950 .
2,500.00
900.00
189,970.00
55,500.00
$399,670.00
245,470.00
Amount of Levy General Fund .
Levy Ganeral Bond Fund
Levy Consolidated Fund
Levy Library Fund
154,200.00
60,000.00
12,00.00
13,099.48
Total Levy
Amount undir 6 Limitation .
Detailed
IxpandltureS
1948-49
Expended
1947-41
7,354.06
543 1 9
46 89
3,660 00
1,227.44
1,107.18
1,770.00
8 39
141 69
246 52
232 80
25 00
235.08
44 80
1,766 84
Budget
Allowance
1949-50
3,780 00
1,290 00
2.460.00
1.890.00
15 00
1 50 00
450 00
300 00
25 00
275 00
50 00
250.00
150 00
150.00
RECORDER
$239,299.48
30.00
Proposed
Budget
1950-51
Items
PERSONAL SERVICES:
1. Salary, Recorder 4,200,00
2 Salary, Ass't P. T 1.350 00
3 Salary, Clerk 2,580 00
4 Salary. License Coll. PT.) ...
MATERIALS 4 SUPPLIES
I Workmen Compensation
7 Postage
3 Sunplir-; a,
4 Advert. 4 Print
5 Bond Premiums
6 Car Expense
REPAIRS A MAINTENANCE:
1. Machine Maintenance
D. ADDITIONS 8, BETTERMENTS:
1. Check Signature Machine ...
2. Typewriter
3. Desk
4. Bookkeeping Machine
$ 10,753 6
1,027.81
3.600.0:
117.82
$ 11,689.47 $ 18,930.00
SIWAGl TREATMENT PLANT
A. PERSONAL SERVICES:
1. Salary, Supt
2. Salary, Ass't
3. Salary, Operators (3)
4. Salary, Extra Help
B. MATERIAL & SUPPLIES:
1. Workmen Compensation ..,
2. Electricity
3. Supplies
4. Paint
5. Fuel
C. REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE:
1. Machinery Repairs
Proposed
Budget
1950-51
250.00
5,000.00
$ 20,930 00
2,910.02
2,696.35
2,299.95
8.40
193 95
3,296.43
296.16
461.21
3,720.00
3,120 00
5,640.00
250.00
190.00
4,000.00
2,500.00
100.00
25.00
500.00
$ 11,745.40
10,367.97
766.68
72.67
$ 12,162.47 $ 20,045.00
BUILDING AND INSPECTION
A. PERSONAL SERVICES:
1. Salary, Buildina Insp
2. Salary, Ass'ts (2)
3. Salary, Inspect. P. T
4. Salary, Elect. Insp ,
MATERIAL & SUPPLIES:
1 . Workmen Compensation ....
2. Supplies
3. Dues
4. Sanborn Map Service ,
5. Building Code Books
6. Car Expense
ADDITIONS A BETTERMENTS:
I. Equipment
3,720.00
3,120.00
8,460 00
250 00
250.00
4,200.00
2,500.00
500.00
$ 23,000.00
2,879.61
5,029.22
186.70
1,609.85
387.66
56.53
30.00
49.00
371.99
139.40
4,200.00
7,080.00
3,540 00
3,780.00
390.00
100.00
75.00
50.00
200.00
500.00
250.00
B.
$ 11,207.32
4,952.90
2,796.72.
$ 10,739.96 $ 20,165.00
3,156.43
1,837.65
1,721.57
157.45
929.26
964.53
889.04
3,600.00
1,920.00
2,040.00
120.00
1,500.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
AIRPORT
A. PERSONAL SERVICES:
1 . Salary, Manager
2. Salary, Helper
3. Salary, Janitor ,
4. Salary, Extra Help
B. MATERIAL & SUPPLIES:
1 . Workmen Compensation
2. Electricity
3. Heat
4. Supplies
5. Gas Mileage
C. REPAIRS 8, MAINTENANCE:
1 . Repairs & Maintenance ..
4 200.00
6.960.00
- 2.720.00
- 3,900.00
390.00
200.00
75.00
50 00
100.00
500.00
250.00
$ 19,345.00
3,600.00
2,7.60.00
1,200.00
120.00
1,300 00
1,500.00 4
1,000.00
120.00
1,000.00
2,100.00
1 5 00
i "in nn
650 00 !
300.00
27500
105.00
7,944.14
4,710.00
419 42
44.90
$ 10,465.74 $ 11,235.00
3.660.00
1,230.00
40 00
179 88
87.80
763 00
25.00
35.10
3,780 00
1,290.00
100 00
250.00
10000
765 00
25.00
50.00
150.00
TRtASURIR
PERSONAL SERVICES:
1. Salary, Treasurer
2 Salary, Ass't P T
MATERIAL A SUPPLIES:
I . Postage
2 Supplies
3. Advorl. A Print .....
4. Bond Premium ......
5. Burqlar Insurance ...
REPAIRS A MAINTENANCE:
1 . Marhine Repairs & Malnt.
ADDITIONS & BETTERMENTS:
1. New Desk
2. New Chair
3. Adding Machine
$ 11,725.00
.. 4,200.00
1,350 00
100.00
250.00
100.00
50.00
75 00
300.00
$ 5,174.32 $ 6,020.78 $ 6,510 00
31,985.12
3,33771
1.68). 91
631.41
3,656.36
2,966 36
27,123.24
509 70
3,1 16 36
968.76
583 55
178 12
S0i 08
225 00
684 82
18 97
1.289 32
1,225 66
105 89
52 16
1,000.00
2,641.49
1,890.00
9,540 00
39,000 00
570.00
870.00
550 00
I 50 00
600 00
235 00
1,000 110
50.00
1,70000
1,500 00
500 00
10000
1,500 00
100.00
POLICE
PERSONAL SERVICES:
1. Salary, Chief !'t T
2. Salary, Inspector
3. Salary, Sergeants (3) ...........
4 Salary, Patrolmen (14)
5 Salary, Judge x T
6 Salarv, Ass't Chief .
MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES:
1 . Compensation
2. Meals for Prisoners
Office Supplies ,
Sundry Supplies
Bicvrle License Supp
Gasoline
Telegrams
Uniforms
Emergency Hospital
C. REPAIRS 8, MAINTENANCE:
1 . Car Repairs
2. Radio Repairs
3 Police Alarm Svstem
D. ADDITIONS & BETTERMENTS:
1. New Patrol Car
2. File Cabinets
3 Car Radios
4 Office Equipment
$ 6,423.00
2,100 00
3,600.00
9,540.00
?,000 00
730.00
1.000.00
750 00
150.00
600 00
235.00
1.000 00
20.00
1.800 00
230.00
t, 500 00
500.00
100 00
2,000.00
2,000 00
$ 37,831.1 5 $ 46.741 64
9,237.09
3.636 36
2,231.90
I.I 10 00
1,770 00
) 59.855.00
171.1)
10.031.39
66 86
600 00
31 I 20
533.08
44 67
1.361 73
3.681 83
12,563.56
750 00
451.34
500 00
1.600.00
7,500.
2.460,
2,460.
30
600
800.
1.000
1.500
5,?M
18.000
;50
460
500
1,600
1,400.
64 6)
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
A. PERSONAL SERVICES:
1. Salarv, Cily Sup't
2. Salary, Clerk .,
3. Salary, Clerk ,
4 Salarv, License Coll .....,
B. MATERIAL A SUPPLIES:
1. Workmpn Compensation
2. Office Supplies
3 Advert A Print
4 Car Fspen.e .
C. FIXED EXPENSES:
1 Travel
2 Telephones
3 Insurance Fire, Liab. Damages
4 Retirement Fund
5 Audit
6 League of Oreqon Cities
7 Doa Control
8 Dairv & Milk Insp
9 Health Department ,
10. Easement 9th St Drain ...4.,
11. Indemnity Bonds
1? Operation nf Housing Protect ..
D. REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE:
I. Office Machine Maint
$ 69,895.00
7,500.00
2,380.00
2,580.00
30.00
650 00
300.00
1,000.00
2.500.00
3,725.00
14,000.00
760.00
460 00
1,100 00
1.600.00
1,400 00
75 00
600 00
7,000.00
50 00
$ 40.224 44
28.292 57
4,301.97
) 936 20
17.468 31
$ 36.199 2$
10.069 02
347.1 S
147,49
3 838 35
94? 81
3.1 HO 25
18 585 8.1
2.523. 91
17 29
269 93
2 500 00
332 58
4 895 Si
796 47
5,164 57
64 34
8.90
4 245 91
7 8'3 34
2,500 00
75 00
3.152 05
3.780 00
3.240 00
3 4 20 00
2 BS'.i.OO
3: 020 00
3,000. 00
800 00
300 00
2.500 00
250 00
100 00
7.500 00
1,000 00
5,000.00
100 00
250.00
30 000 00
3 000 00
1,500 00
75 00
PUBLIC WORKI
A. PERSONAL SERVICES:
$ SO, 1 00.00
7,749.71
2,876.34
2,947.95
777.35
1,000.00
$ 9,655 93 $ 12,180.00
3,000.00' 3,120.00
30 00
1,000 00
1,400 00
1,500 00
3i 50
805 16
1,226 77
1,284.53
575 50
189.58
1,000 00
1,000 00
200 00
5.150 00
CITY HALL
PERSONAL SERVICES:
1. Salary, Janitor
MATERIAL & SUPPLIES:
1 . Workmen Compensation
2 Supplies
3 Electricity
4. Fuel
. REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE & IMP.
1 . Repairs 8, Maint
2 Plumbing Supo'ies .
ADDITIONS & BETTERMENTS:
1. Furniture & Fixtures
2. Improvements .
$ 12,600.00
3,120.00
30 00
1.000 00
1,500.00
1,500.00
5,300.00
7,601.64
3.300.00
75.00
$ 8,113.04 $ 13,400.00
3,420.00
50.00
14.15
3,54000
50.00
35 00
250.00
ATTORNEY
PERSONAL SERVICES:
1 . Salary, Attorney
MATERIAL & SUPPLIES:
1. Office Supplies
2. Books and Reports
3. Court Expense
$ 12,450.00
3,375.00
120.00
$ 3,484.15 $
120.00
3,875.00
120.00
25.00
1,200.00
PLANNING COMMISSION
A. PERSONAL SERVICES:
1. Salary, Secretary
2. Clerical
B. MATERIAL & SUPPLIES:
1 . Office Supplies
2. Revision of City Plan .
120.00
1,106.10
120.00 $ 1,345.00
1,106.10
7,381.44
3,532 ? '
1,766 p'
2,00000 2,000.00
35 00 35.00
25.00 25.00
$ 2,060.00 $ 2,06000
1,890.00
3.056 36 3,180 00
1 1,357.60 12.000 00
1.886 36 1.890 00
1,307.03 3,180 00
510.00 370 00
300.00 300.00
127.23 225.00'
379 28 400.00
462 91 600 00
292.17 200.00
371.62 "-00.00
407.85 700 00
12,444.08 18,000.00
600.00
1,500.00
367.84 500 00
251.01 600.00
496 23 500.00
1,896 73 2,600.00
100.00 100.00
800 00 930.00
9,751.22 3,700.00
5,500.00 1,300.00
B.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
A. PERSONAL SERVICES:
MATERIAL & SUPPLIES;
1. Council Expense
- 2. Supplies
3. Telegrams
POLICE TRAFFIC
A. PERSONAL SERVICES:
1. Salary, Chief Vi T
2. Salary, Sergeant
3 Salary, Officers
4. Salary, Meter Coll. Vi T
5. Salary, Maint Ooer
6. Salary, Judge M Time
7. Salary, Clerical
8 Salary, Vac, Relief and Clerical Judge .
B. MATERIAL & SUPPLIES:
1 . Compensation ,
Office Supplies
Sundry Supplies ,
Gasoline and Oil
Electricity for Signals
Street Lights
Uniforms ..
Retirement Fund
.. 3,900.00
5000
35.00
.. 230.00
$ 4,235.00
120.00
1,000.00
23.00
$ 1,145.00
.. 4,000.00
35 00
25 00
$ 4,060.00 y
C. REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE:
1. Motorcycle Repairs
2. Meter Maintenance ,..
3. Meter Parts & Suoolles
4 Traffic Paint & Painter
3 Signal Repairs
ADDITIONS & BETTERMENTS:
1. New Motorcycle
2. New Meters
3. Radio
4. Traffic 5ionls
3. Railway Signals
$ 7.68028
Estimated Race
34,471.47
2,704 74
$ 52 .465 54 $
iptl from Miters .
53.683.00
67.76
I. Salary. Foreman ,
2 Salary, Ass't Foreman
3 Salarv, Mechanic
4 Salary, Mechanic Helper ....
3. Salarv. Mamt. Oper
6 Salary, Timekeeper
MATERIAL A SUPPLIES:
1, Workmen Compensation ...
2 Office Supplies
3 Warehouse Supplies
4 Electricity
5 Paint ,
6 Gasoline 4 Oil
7 Sweeper Broom Wire
Rf PAIRS & MAINTENANCE:
I. Equipment . Repairs ,.
2 Manhole Repairs
3 Street Siao M.vnt
ADDITION. A BETTERMENT):
1 Outi.de Work
i Purchase Equipment
3 Etju'nment SL,eH ,
4 Easement 9th St, D'a n
5. Preliminary Surss
4 200 00
3.240 00
3.420 00
2,880 00
32 120 00
3,000 00
800.00
350 00
3.000 00
350.00
100 00
7.300 00
1,200 00
5 000 00
300.00
100.00
50 000 00
7,200.00
$ 41,710.07 $122,715.00
4 318 IS
3,356 35
3,356 J5
89 61
246.36
54.83
3.400 00
3 600 00
3 600 00
2.000 00
80 00
200 00
500.00
ENGINEERS
PERSONAL SERVICtS:
I. Salary, Engineer
Si!.uv, A-.s I Fnqineer
$124,740.00
3 Siiary. T.anotmjn ,
4 Salary Fxlr.1 H.lp
t MATtHIALS A SUPPLlfS
1. Workmen Compamialion
2. Supplies
3 Blue Prints
C. AtCiliONS 4. liTTIfsMl.NTJ:
5 400 00
3 900 00
3 600 00
2,000.00
80 00
700.00
3,636 35
3,176.33
3,732 72
25,107.72
250.00
455 68
1.102 28
360 64
20000
222 73
300.00
222 41
337 07
14,750 00
1,330.00
3,780.00
3,300.00
6.360.00
33,000 00
250.00
740 00
1,100 00
550.00
200 00
300 00
300.00
500 00
100.00
600 00
400 00
i,330 00
43000
FIRE DlPAftTMENT
A. PERSONAL SERVICES:
1. Salary, Chief
2. Salary, Ass't Chief
3. Salary, Captains 12)
4. Salary, Hosemen (14)
5 Sallry, Call Men 130)
6 Salary, Sleeper
7. Vacation & Sick Relief
8 MATERIALS & SUPPLIES
1 Workmen Compensation ...
2 Supplies ,..
3 Electricity 4 Gas
4. Gasoline
3 Ful
. U". of Private Car
7. Tuf'lnut Clothing ...,.
8 Unilorm Allowance
9 Reti-emnt
C. REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE:
1 . Truck 4 Repairs
2 Paint A Grne-al Repairs ....
ADDITIONS 4 BETTERMENTS
$ 39,862 97 $ 37,143 97 $ 53.240.C)
I, New I'r-se
2. New Pumper, Nozzles, Coup.,
3 Radios
4 Overhead Doon
5 Fire Lan
6. Chie's Ca
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS:
From Taxes
Transfer frcm General Fund .
2,100 00
3,180.00
12,000.00
2,100 00
3,180.00
750 00
300.00
225.00
40000
600 00
200.00
200.00
1.200.00
19,000.00
700.00
1,500.00
600 00
60000
800 00
2,600.00
400.00
4,000.00
450 00
1,700.00
60,785 00
61,800 00
4,200 00
3,420 00
6 360 00
42,000.00
3,364 00
480.00
3,780.00
850 00'
1,100 00
700.00
300 00
300 00
1,425 00
950 00
3,000.00
300 00
825 00
900.00
400 00
$ 74,854.00
Allowantl
ludeet
1949 50
17,13000
$60 000 00
1 5.000 00
$75.00000
PARKS AND IWIMMINO POOL
A. PERSONAL SERVICES:
Salary,
Salary,
Salary,
Salan
Salary.
280 08
1 00 CO
500 00
70 00
100 00
400 00
10.00
830.00
4,600 00
Supt -n 300
Helpers (5 .. .-a.......
Extra Help
Manager Swimming Pctfl, 6 Mo. rti 400
GmSVS i3 . 4 Months it I 7j,..
Salary, Checxlrs I71. 4 months U 60
Salsrv. Flavnr-und Supt. 3'1 Months I6$...a
MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES:
1 . Compensation .....U ...a...a,aaaa
2 Gasoline and Oil a- ..a
i. Electricity (Parks & Swim. Pool
4 Spraying Trees n i i
S. Fertiliser
6 Park Supplies
7. Stale Fire Patrol
8 Rell'iment
9. Mist. Supplies Swimming Pool
10. Swimming Pool Operation! ...M......M....
Proposed
Budget
3 600 00
13,420 00
2 000 00
2.400 00
2.100 00
1,630 00
577.50
573 00
350 00
1,200.00
100.00
450 00
400.00
100 00
1,000.00
3,345.00
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