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Show January The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Page Six 15, According to researchers. (,t ij rugs have been around a long tim They any cotton floor covering, were In use in the eastern 1 McCabe, Robin - salary substitute teacher McDonell, Anna S.- - salary school lunch McGraw Hill Book Company library-bookThe Mine and Smelter Supply Company maintenance McMaster-Car- r Supply Company school supplies The Mountain States Tel. and Tel. Company telephone LEGAL NOTICE FINANCIAL STATEMENT 1952-195- 45.59 here prior to the rise of the Wlien painting steps, you keep the stairway open to tiitfu by painting every other step fjW When dry, mint the remaing step, booka William Morrow and Company, Inc.-libr- ary Music Service Corporation band equipment National Education Association -t- extbooks National Geographic Society magazine subscription Association -- magazine National Hehabllilatii.-- Eureka, Utah YFAR H-6- expense Tintic School District SCHOOL '22 a 3 subscription Jesse Neilson - fee in lieu of transportation Julian Neilson - fee in lieu of transportation Neilson, Olive K. salary of instructor New bold, Fred W. fee in lieu of transportation 275.96L. N. Nickle and Sons sundry school supplies Onox, Inr janitors' and school supplies .. Overnight Saw Sorvire maintenance F. A. Owen Publishing Company magazine subscription .. Parific Metals Company, Inc. school supplies Paiker, Mrs. Harold - fee in lieu of transportation IVhraon, Sidney srhool lunch supplies Icmbroke Company school and office supplies Peterson, J. N. capital outlay Peterson Machine and Supply Co. school supplies 174.23 Plastic Products Co. school supplies 87.00 G. E. fee in lieu of transportation Prince, Total Receipt $100,444.13 Randle's IGA Food Market echoed lunch and school 892.97 supplies Total Receipt Lea Deficit 256.85 Service Station Handle's expense transportation June 30, 1952 $100,168.17 5.65 Ralphs Distributing Company school supplies Restaurant and Store Equipment Company school lunch DISBURSEMENTS 107.92 General Control equipment $ 7,888.24 2.885.00 Riddle instructor David of K. 83 salary 65,473 lntructinn 255.00 David K. Riddle summer band Coordinate Activities 10,108.54 115.00 Thelma Roberts kindergarten transportation 4.227.48 Auxiliary Agencies 150.00 Robinson equipment School Wealey of Plant outlay capital 10,076.02 Operation 8.00 fuel Rohrback Sam Maintenance 3,606.69 8.00 Kixed Charge 566.01 Rowley, James G. judge of election 8.00 4.960.84 Rowley, Myrtle judge of election Capital Outlay 330.00 Debt Service 106.67 Ryan, Bonnie Louise salary summer kindergarten 30.91 The Salt Lake Hardware Co. maintenance 4.030.00 Total Disbursement Sandstrom, Alonzo salary of instructor and principal $107,014.32 Sandatrom. Alonzo expense of instructor and principal g Schraga Electric Co. maintennaee Operating Cash Deficit June 30, 1953 ... $ Shea and Barnett school supplies Reserve Fund Cush 1,128.78 Singer Sewing Machine Company maintenance Rank Overdraft Juno 30. 1953 Skillmaater Matching Board Company capital outlay Balance due from the State Uniform equipment 2,580.00 School Fund for the school year Smith, Arhtur S. salary of custodian 1953-541.00 but not yet received $ 7,974.93 Smith, John W. maintenance 150.00 (When the balance due from the Uniform School Fund is received Sorensen. Elon Chris salary board member 36.37 there will be no defirit in the Operating Fund for the school year 8 A 8 Mfg. Co. school supplies 1952-5- 3 44.80 ) Standard Brands Incorporated school lunch supplies ITEMIZED STATEMENT OF MONIES PAID OFT, 102.88 Standard Oil Company of Calif. TO WHOM PAID AND FOR WHAT PAH) 319.34 The State Insurance Fund premium on insurance policy Acme Boiler Repairing and Heating CO. maintenance 55.66 2.00 Stowell, Earl school supplies $ Alliaon, William fuel 34.75 Sullivan, Annie E. salary of instructor 3,840.00 AlUaon, Lottie R 221.85 Sullivan, Josie salary clerk and treasurer 2,820.00 American Assoc, of School Admin. sundry school expense .... 18.34 10.00 Sullivan, Josie expense clerk American Education Press magazine subscriptions 610.00 75.50 Summerhaya Music Co., Inc. capital outlay equipment A merican-L- a France; Foamite Corporation 187.85 janitors' Tandy Leather Company school supplies 45.48 9.60 M. R. Taylor Company uppliea maintenance Anderson, Agnes salary of instructor 32.80 3.940.00 Tervort, Ned maintenance Anderson, Agnes salary summer kindergarten 100.00 Thomas, Mary salary school lunch worker 1.170.00 Anderson. Leora Card salary substitute teacher 50.00 90.00 Thomas, Winona salary substitute teacher Andersons transportation expense 73.45 Thompson, Lorin salary of custodian and bus driver 2.580.00 Creameries school lunch supplies maintenance 363.10 1,694.14 Thompson Office Machines 8.00 The Tintic High School reimbursement on frt. and Armstrong, Mrs. Kate election judge Associated Food Stores, Inc. school lunch supplies . 97.53 225.56 supplies A rt City Ihibllshing Company office supplies 76.95 Tintic Lumber Company fuel; capital outlay, maintenance 42.14 Autrey Brothers. Inc. school supplies and school supplies 1,690.02 Bate, Norma salary school lunch substitute 87.00 Todays Health magazine subscription 3.00 Bauer, J. J. school lunch supplies 14.50 Tripp, George W. fee in lieu of transportation 164.00 Bcckley-Card- y Company library books 2.88 The Tropical Faint and Oil Company maintenance and Bechtol, Elizabeth E. salary of instructor 3.040.00 378.84 outlay capital Beeston, Blanche W. salary of Instructor 961.70 University of Utah Testing Center expense of school Bennett's school supplies 23.59 11.40 urvey The Beat Foods, Inc. school lunch supplies 79!56 Book Store textbook 4. 06 University Bird, Lee A. fuel o 928.50 School Supply Co. school supplies, textbooks Blight, Alexander salary of superintendent and and library booka 1,823.76 5.080.00 Utah Offire Supply Co. library books 39.12 p7,,or1 Alexander Blight, expense superintendent and supervisor .... 1,025.41 Utah Oil Refining Co. expense of transportation 151.45 Bunker, Tanner and Garrett audit expense 235.00 Utah Power and Light Company 878.89 power and light Buys, Lillian S. salary school lunch supervisor 1,260.00 Utah State Department of Health public health nurse Buys, Lillian S. expense school lunch supervisor 64.75 .. aervlre 1,551.83 Castleton, John N. salary of custodian and bua driver 2 ' 580.00 Utah State School Board Association sundry school Carr Printing Company election expense 1730 8.96 expense Chatterton, Catherine salary of secretary and librarian 1.680.00 Martha Van Wagoner expense public health nurse 450.00 Chief Consolidated Mining Co. maintenance 26.13 Vestal Incorporated janitors' supplies 507.45 Childs, Bliss G. fee in lieu of transportation s!96 A. C. Vroman, Inc. library books 6.75 Childs, Diane fee in lieu of transportation 81JS0 Walker, LaVon elementary operetta and high school Church, Gertrude salary of instructor 3.840.00 chorus accompanist 960.00 Civic Education Sen-lcmagazine subscriptions 1650 Walker, Lawrence A. capital outlay 27.00 Clarkson Publishing Company library books 3 71 Wasatch Chemical Company janitors and school lunch Commercial Bank of Utah. Nephi Branc- h- tax anticipation supplies notes and Interest 15,106 67 Welght, Ernest fee in lieu of transportation Commercial Service Corporation office supplies 82 91 Kent fee in lieu of transportation ...., Weight, Roger Corlett, W. B. sundry school expense 25 00 W. M. Welch Mfg. Company school supplies Crane Company maintenance 4495 Western Arina Company school supplies Davis Board of Education Commodity Account school Weatinghouse Electric Supply Company capital outlay lunch supplies 496 .oo and maintenance 142.97 Daynes Music Company school supplies 60 50 Wheeler Publishing Company library books 10.6" Davis Music Company maintenance p 8l Wilcken, Dee H. 312!40 capital outlay and maintenance The Denver Fire Clay Company school supplies 75.10 Williams. Evelyn Jones salary of instructor 3,490.50 Deseret Book Company library books 64 87 WHatm, Keith L. 3,16s!oO salary of instructor The Deseret News Press textbooks 160.00 Ditto Incorporated school supplies 235!Sl Young, Floyd capital outlay Young, LaRue salary of substitute teacher 80.00 Donnelly, Ethel salary substitute teacher 20 00 Zellerbarh Paper Company school and Janitors' supplies 782.38 Doubleday and Company, Inc 13.52 Z C M I srhool and medical 96 89 supplies Driscoll, Mary II. salary of instructor 3,840.00 STATE OF UTAH, COUNTY OF JUAB: The Dunn Agency insurance premiums 103 16 I. Josie Sullivan, the duly appointed and Cleric of the Board Eagar, David R. salary and expense of instructor ami of Education of the Tintic School District,acting Juab County, State of principal 4.125.21 Utah, being first duly sworn on oath, deposes and says that she Eureka Auto Service transportation expense 364.92 the above and Eureka City Corporation water and supplies 443.16 full, true, and correct foregoing statement, and that same contains a Eureka Cleaners maintenamv report of the reeeipts and disbursements of ail 5.00 monies by the Board of Edueation for the School Year Eureka Reporter- - printing, and subscription"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 3 6.V70 The Ewing Sales Co. school supplies JOSIE SULLIVAN. Clerk 5 do Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th r. Walter fee in lieu of transportation 82!50 day of January, 1954. x Alexander Blight, Norary Public, Fklkrnburg, Hazel salary of instructor 3 ' 050 no !.!!!..!!!!!!"!!" Falkenburg, S. F. maintenance Residing at Eureka, Utah 94 00 !...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!"!!"!" Ferguson, Ellen 8 salary of instructor 3 060 00 W. P. Fullrr and Co. capital outluy, school and maintenance supplies 094 13 Gamble, W. E. salary of board member 150 00 David Garbelt, salary of custodian Gaylord Bros.. Inc. library supplies Gear, Earlean of instructor Gear, William D. salary of board member .- three-quarte- 7,974.93-Uuildin- 4, Arden-Sunfree- where the war begins. If It comes In Europe, 81 per cent believe we cannot possibly avoid joining In. If It comet In Asia, 01 per cent feel we must get Involved. In general, most Americans feel we have made threa constructive moves to avoid World War III: our programs of foreign aid; our to support international effort organization; and our rearmament program. However. 28 per cent ay wa are not to be successful In our efforts to avert war by giving away too much to other peoples," cutting military siienaih" " Too much appeasement to etc. Where the atom Lorrb is concerned. 82 per cent agree that another war will bring tha United from States serious destruction atom bombing. About 34 per cent feel that the Russians have enough atom power to launch. an attack; 35 per cent feel they do not. But does Russia want warT Most observers and writers feel that Russia does not The principal reason, they say, la that the Soviet will never risk a war she la not certain to win. And, military weapons and troops art not Uit entire reason for this attitude. Russia Is afraid of her own people. Millions of Red soldiers either deserted or allowed themselves to be captured by the Nazis In World War IL Two mD- lion of these refused repatriation after the war, although many wert forcibly returned. The Soviet cannot afford war at this time. Too many citizens might sympathize with the enemy and only during time of war could a successful peoples ravolt be car ried out behind the Iron curtain. RECENT SURVEY made to determine U. S. attitude toward tha great issue of U. S. participation In International or ganlzatlons, war and peace, and our relation! with tha rest of the world, brought announcement of the fact that nearly of the people In tha United States feel that tha surest and wisest way to strive for peace la either to work along with tha United Nations or to strengthen It A scant nine per cent of those polled believe wa should pursue a strict Isolationist course. Tha study waa underwritten by an anonymous manufacturer of defense products who did so In the express hops of finding out, if It is possible to do so, what the American people can and will do that will help to put ma out of tha armaments business. Of the 73 per cent who favor tha United Nations In ita present or strengthened form, 21 per cent feel wa should continue to work with all International organizations In tha present vein; 35 per cent feel our best chance for peace Ilea in a stronger United Nations; 11 per cent feel we should work for a form of world government such as a federation of all nation to constitute a single government The nina per cent who favor Isolationism feel we have already gone too far, should pull out of and alliance all international commitments. American people era not completely pessimistic, but 53 per cent of the people feel that another war la certain at least within the next 25 to $0 years. Our chances of becoming Involved In another world conflict vary according to A KKCKIITS rs Chi less motorists drive like was going out of style. Harrisunville, Mo. In Ohio and Pennsylvania, moiy than 20 million tons of bituminnut coal per year are produced at surface mines in each state. The United States gets d, that la, floored with sawed plunks or croulald with poles. Rux-sla,- Like dogs, wolves express pleas- It is the truth and not the mls-u- re by wagging their tails and put takes in the newspaper that gets their tails between their legs when the editor in tne moat trouble, I frightened. DePere (Wis.) Journal-Democra- t. j j i , Unless we give part of ourselves! For our money a newspaper away, unless we can live with other people and understand them and! scoop of an hour or two isn't worth help them, we arc missing the most the effort and la good only for essential part of our own human bragging purposes. lives Dr. Harold Taylor One thing we like about running What the best and wisest parents a newspaper is that it keeps us wants fur his own child that must posted on so many things that we the community want for all its don't dare print. Monroe (Iowa) children, - John Dewey Mirror. Superintendent: For this job a responsible man." Applicant: That's me. When ever I have worked. If anything went wrong they told me that I was responsible. we want - j I I A R-U- A hillbilly who had been courting a mountain gal for about six months wa called aside by her father. Jest what are your intentions, boy, he asked. Honorable or dishonorable? The surprised young blond asked: You mean I got a choice? - R-U- -S I J - The prospective proofreader e was naked how he would this sentence: Mary went swimming and lost her bathing suit." I'd make n dash after Mary," waa the enerrlng reply. punc-uat- ( ze shout one third of ita copper from Clul, Early roads were sometime sun faced by being planked or cordu-royi-- ! RANDLES j Utoco Service , -- ! j j -- Utah-Xdah- Complete Automotive Service Ph. 110 f 0 ti ' i e Get Utoco Fuel OiD i t pie-par- ed 1952-195- ' C.-sa- lary Gear, William D- expense hoard member .... ... Ghecn. Thelma salary of substitute teacher !.! 50 00 Gheen, William II. salary' of instructor !!!!"!!!!!!!! 2.80o!fl0 Gheen. William II. labor capital outlay i 343.43 remodeling Glen Bros. Music Company school supplies 800 Glens Key and Safe Company -- maintenance ......Z. 37 75 The Grade Teacher -- magazine subscription 4 00 Gray Realty Company premium on insurant 193 15 W. Leo. Green, salary board member 150 00 Green, Leo Wr. expense board member 100 00 Griggs, Ronald salary summer band oo!oo Rex J. Griffith, capita outlay and maintenance 212 73 The Grolier Society, Inc.-lib- rary booka E. M. Hale and Company - library bot'ks ... Hale. Nathan - fee In lieu of transportation Hansen, Rowena L.- - salary of instructor 2 ' 20000 Bill Hatch Sporting Goods Co. school supplies 77 44 Haynes, Elizabeth J. salary substitute teacher .. Haynes, Theodore salhry board member Henderson School District -t- uition Henmld, William -- fee in lieu of transportation Industrial Arts and Vocational Education - magazine subscription Industrial Supply Company uchixd ami maintenance Supplies The Instructor Magazin- e- magazine Kansas City Ticket Co. school lunch subscription ticket Kauffman. Theodore R. janitors' supplies eJerliKay. kindergarten transportation Keller Music Co. school supplies ZZ'Z.. Lsrinl a Market lunch and school supplies Larsen.Marilyn- - fee in lieu of transportation" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!! rhool lunch, maintenance and srhool supplies Ioe. Is - maintenance Life magazine subscription Logan City School District - expense Utah hwi sumy toll Look - magazine subscription " Lowe and Campbell - rhun supplies .i'JE tr ,n ,iru of transportation""!! Mair!!!' In Inmi of tnuinportatlon It's great feeling to know that your fuel oil tank is full assuring you warmth and comfort. . If you are not enjoying that wonderful feeling, call your nearest Utoco distributor. He'll be out promptly with trouble-fre- e Utoco Furnace Oil then dean-burnin- g, you can relax - v!' a UTAH OIL REFINING RANDLE'S SERVICE TU btl eswbaya it lee try wbra lla their Merer 6sfrr!H PHONE NO and 260 EUREKA COMPANY Complete Automotive Service Two Convenient Location j |