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Show December 11 THE EUREKA (UTAH) REPORTER 1964 School and Ralphs Distributing Co. maintenance supplies Rand-McNal- & Co. ly School supplies Randles Service Station Transportation expense School lunch supplies Randles IGA Market Rawlings, Lorrln M. Capital outlay contract Partoun 72.91 12.25 426.72 207.53 .... 50.00 24.95 Maintenance expense Rayco Service Center Restaurant & Store Equipment Co. School lunch ..... ... supplies, equipment. Fire expense B. Redmond, David Salary janitor's helper Pisno tuning ................................................ Rees, Leslie Russell, Harold T. Capital Outlay Ryan, Shanna L. Salary of substitute teacher and Community Service Ryan, Stanley A Salary of Board Member Leland Ryan, Stanley Salary of teacher, driver ............. a.................................. course C.S. training V. Board Member of Sabey, Dorcey Salary V. of Board Member Expense Sabey, Dorcey .... of Fee James lieu in Sabey, transportation Maintenance and Salt Lake Hardware Co. ......... school lunch supplies Office Supplies Salt Lake Stamp Co. ...; Sanderson, Jerry L. Salary of Fire clean-u- p ..... ....... Sanderson, Leland Salary of Board Member ..... ..... Sargent-SoWel- l, Inc. Community Service and Fire expense ... ....h............ ...................... M........M............... Medical supplies School Health Supply Co. health dej3t Science Research Assn., Inc. School supplies ....... . Schoolbound Books Library books Scholastic Book Service Library books ... . Scott A Louie, Architects Capital Outlay School supplies A Co. Sherwin-William- s Co. Capital Outlay supplies and Fire expense ................................................ Maintenance and Sears, Roebuck A Co. ......................................................... Capital Outlay Shulsen-Dillo-n School supplies ... Athletic Supply Co. ... lieu of in Fee Sims, Betty transportation ... of Fee in lieu Sims, Mary transportation Co. School supplies School supplies Singer Sewing Machine Co. S. Arthur Smith, Salary janitors helper 95.22 37.50 35.00 60.00 359.45 300.00 a 6276.94 300.00 338.00 178.00 24.64 7.46 6.00 300.00 4.96 49.00 18.45 28.79 37.00 75.00 86.75 1 Scott-Forem- . an Silver-Burdet- ; Salary Fire clean-u- p Salary of Board Member Expense of Board Member Clerical A Fire clean-u- p Ann C. Julie Sorensen, Janitors helper salary Sorensen, Richard L. Sorensen, Ruth Elaine Salary Fire clean-u- p . ... Pub. Co. rn 7.09 112.46 24.00 300.00 1826 .... School supplies Office supplies 6.32 126.75 5,125.00 1,04540 ............ 18.00 75.20 :. .... "8024 24.00 47.01 37421 Taylors Inc. Capital Outlay equipment Taylor, Bernice Salary school lunch Insurance premium The State Insurance Fund Mrs. Winona Thomas, Salary substitute teacher Lorin Thompson, Salary custodian, bus driver, Fire expense service, community Tintic High School Reimb. on freight, equipment, etc. Tintlc Lumber Co. Fuel, Maintenance Supplies, School Supplies and C. O. Fire expense Troy Laundry Box Rent United States Post Office Ut. Chapter Natl. Rehabilitation Assn. Subscription School Supply Co. Textbooks, school and office supplies, school lunch supplies. Fire expense .' Power and light Utah Power A Light Co. School Utah State Agency for Surplus Property supplies, Capital Outlay Utah State School Employers Retirement Bd. Employer s Contribution ........................................ Ut. Teachers Welfare Assn., Employers Contribution Ut State Social Security Agency Employer's Contribution Dues and Expense Utah School Boards Assn. 5.00 110.19 18.00 . Ut.-Ida- ho 1296.46 1,27620 381.27 2,582.22 3,200.26 4,085.15 214.00 1964 Tuition-Re- c. Utah Trade Technical Institute ...... ......................................... P . Carlson ..m...... Blind Janitors for the Work Utah supplies Shop and Fire expense School supplies Van Waters A Rogers, Inc. Janitor's supplies . ..... Vestal Chemical Co. Maintenance suplies Vics Key A Repair Shop Text Hooks ....................................... Vroman's Co. Janitors helper ..................... Wahlberg, biennis E. L. Janitor's helper Franklin Walker, Walker, LaVon Salary of secretary and accompanist... Capital Outlay ... ... Walker, Lawrence Repairs Janitors supplies and Wasatch Chemical Co. ... Fire expense .......... IVebb, Elva S. - Salary school lunch .......................... Salary of Teacher Weight Vernon L. Co. Western Book Library books .................. Maintenance supplies .... Westinghouse Electric Co. Maintenance (Painting Smoke Stack) .. Wilson, F. C. Wittmeyer, Elizabeth S. Salary of substitute teacher ......... White Service Station Transportation ............................. School Supplies Wycoff Co., Inc, School lunch and Zellerback Paper Co. school supplies . -- 120.66 5.00 . and 420220 1,235.49 83.97 4.40 . 1963 56.00 45.51 86.00 1.90 840 Standard Supply Co. Tax adjustment .... State Tax Commission of Utah Stewart Earl E. Salary Maintenance and Repairs, Fire expense Stopp, Wanda B. Salary of teacher Sweetman, Margaret B. Salary of teacher and Comm service Swenson, Iris D. Salary Fire clean-u- p Swierkosz, Joan Salary of typist Swierkosz, Joseph Salary Capital Outlay Swierkosz, Tamara M. Salary Fire clean-u- p Co. School supplies Tandy Leather 56.93 15.95 169.00 178.00 1010 te Snell, Mabel F. Sorensen, E. C. Sorensen, E. C. South-Weste- 19.70 10.43 29.15 4925 220.25 120 2325 84.62 30.00 2,66920 60.00 66.25 4.00 5,025.00 18124 96.00 140.00 90.00 220 125 18.07 BUILDING RESERVE FUND 6 1,600.59 Balance June 30, 1963 Receipts aaaaataaaaaaaaiaiaNaaaaaaaaaaaNaaaaaMaaaaaliaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaMaaa none June 30, 1963 balance and receipts Disbursements: Bond Election Judge Bagley, C. N. Bond Election Judge .... Bell, Rhoda Bond Election Bradford, Mrs. Rulon Judge Carr Printing Co. Bond Election Supplies and Printing MMHMIIIMMHICNMIUN 15.00 20225 Good maimers CRARDERRIES - FOR THAT HOLIDAY DIRD stressed for winter driving If more Americans drove with the courtesy English drivers use, our police would issue far fewer tickets for winter driving traffic violations, says Quinn Tamm, Executive Diretcor, International Association of Chiefs of Police. . In England drivers are considerate of the rights of others. They don't jump the light, stomp on the gas pedal or try to stop on a dime. They use common sense and that is especially important here in the United States where snow, sleet and ice occur more often than in England. in appealing for better winter driving manners, Mr. Tamm said winter driving hazards are the test of the true gentleman. Citing findings of the National Safety Councils Committee on Winter Driving Hazards, Mr. Tamm urged motorists to practice easy starts, gradual acceleration, reasonable cruising speed, slow easy turns and a light touch on the brakes when coasting to a stop on slippery pavements. "This, he said, "will help keep traffic moving and insure that you and other motorists and reach win avoid tie-udestinations. winter your "And when it comes to stopping, drivers should realize that it takes 3 to 12 times as far to stop on snow and ice as on dry pavements, Mr. Tamm added. "This means that the distance between your car and the car ahead should be increased drastically on slick pavements to avoid rear-en- d collisions." The police and traffic safety authority also warned winter motorists to be extra cautious when approaching intersections which may be snowy or icy. . ps "Heavy traffic packs down snow and makes stopping a treacherous business, he said. "Start to slow down well ahead of the intersection and signal following drivers far in advance so they will know whether you are planning to slow down, stop or make a turn. "Causing an accident or a traffic tie-u- p because of failure Fresh cranberries are now in season and ready to add special flavor and sparkle to holiday meals. A fresh cranberry stuffing that is excellent for all types of poultry . . . from the traditional turkey to wild pheasant, made with cornbread and cranberries. The cornbread gives the dressing a pleasantly dry consistency. There are lots of nuts and celery for texture contrast, and flavor of the fresn cranberries makes all the the tangy-swedifference between an ordinary stuffing and a gourmet delight. For decorating your bird, cut jellied cranberry sauce into pretty rounds or interesting .shapes with a cookie cutter. Make stars, crescents, Christmas trees, or holly leaves. CRANBERRY CORNBREAD STUFFING (Makes about 10 cups) Yi cup melted butter or lYi cups Ocean Spray fresh cranberries margarine 2 teaspoons salt cup sugar 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning cup coarsely broken nuts et -- 1 cup chopped celery 1 cup chopped onions Banding program for waterfowl generally good The 1964 waterfowl banding program carried on by the Department of Fish and Game personnel prior to the beginning of the 1964 waterfowl season was termed "Generally Good by the department per- to winterize your driving habits, Mr. Tamm concluded, "is a form of discourtesy and lack of consideration for other motorists. He added that it could also be the cause for a traffic tick- - Bond Election Judge .... Clement, Agnes Bond Election Judge .... Cook, Althea Crandall, Ruby P. Bond Election Judge .. Erickson, Lilly Bond Election Judge Falkenburg, Hazel Bond Election Judge .. Bond Election Dinners Gig's Cafe for Judges Bond Election Hansen, Roanna L. ........... ...................... ........a. ......a. ....... JUdge Election Bond Judge Hyde, Margaret Bond Election Judge Lee, Meama Lucilles Cafe Bond Election Dinners for Judges .......M......M.M.M....M....MM............. McDonnel, Anna Bond Election Judge .... Bond Election Judge Naef, Veva Bond Election Judge .... Nellsen, Jess Sorensen, Barbara Bond Election Judge .. Sorensen, Rita Bond Election Judge Toone, Bessie B. Bond Election Judge.... Bond Election Judge and Tripp, Inez Dinners Bond Election The Eureka Reporter Printing Total Disbursements 6 cups crumbled cornbread cup milk Chop cranberries coarsely. Add sugar and nuts. Saute celery and onion in butter until golden brown. Combine sauteed vegetables, cranberry mixture and remaining ingredients; mix until well blended. Allow 1 cup of stuffing for each pound of turkey, duck, or chicken to be stuffed. .... 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 7.20 15.00 15.00 15.00 9.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 21.00 115.40 SS STATE OF UTAH) COUNTY OF JUAB) and acting I, Catherine K. Chatterton, the duly appointed School Tintic District, the of Education of Board Clerk of the on sworn oath, first of duly Juab County, State Utah, being and above the foregoing she and that says prepared deposes statement, and that same contains a full, true, and correct reof all monies by the Board port of receipts and disbursements 1963-6of Education for the school year CATHERINE K. CHATTERTON, CLERK Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8 day of December, 1964. PAUL CLARK FAWSON NOTARY PUBLIC Residing at Eureka, Juab County, Utah SEAL Published in the Eureka Reporter December 11, 1964. 4. 1,600.69 15.00 15.00 Page Five Vi Citations issued to game offenders Department of Fish and Game conservation officers is- -, sued 266 citations for infractions of the fish and game code during the month of October, according to arrest reports now in Department offices. Net fines amounting to 85, 913.00 were assessed the violators for violations' covering many sections of fish and game laws. Carrying a loaded gun in a vehicle and tagging violations accounted for the bulk of the citations Issued. sonnel in charge of the pro- gram. An extremely late, wet spring increased water areas available to breeding water-foin the State and consequently disbursed breeding population and broods. This condition resulted in reduced trapping success on established banding areas over the state. A total of 12S2 Canada geese were banded by State and Federal personnel. Of this total, 789 geese were' banded by the d Stat personnel on four and areas management from scattered flocks in the northeastern, central and the southern areas of Utah. ' A total of 1873 ducks of seven species were banded by State personnel during the summer of 1964. Various methods were utilized to capture birds. Drive trapping was most productive on scattered flocks of Canada geese throughout the State. On management areas, pursuit of flightless birds with airboats gave best results. Balt and drive trapping were the most successful methods of taking d areas. ducks on wl state-owne- state-owne- Nearly 56 per cent of all the telephones in the world are in service in the Northern Hemis, phere. , |
