6 Heppner Gazette Times, May 25, 1944
Cub Scouts Plan
For Pack Meeting
At a meeting held at Orville
Smith's home Thursday May 18,
plans were made for the monthly
pack meeting to be held at the
Rodeo grounds at 5 p. m. Monday
May 29. Those in attendance were
Father McCarmack, cub master;
Mrs. Cornett Green, Den mother of
Den I; Mrs. Conley Lanham, Den II;
Ooolejr Imihn chalrmaa at pack
committee and Orville Smith, treas
urer. The pack meeting is part of the
program outlined for cubbdng. Each
month there is a different theme to
be carried out. For this month it is
the Indian theme. Cubs will demon
strate the skill they have acquired
at their den meetings by erecting
teepees, and other Indian regalia.
They are expected to turn out for
the meeting in their home made In
dian costumes with their head
bands, tomahawks, and tom-toms.
They will have an opportunity to
take part in the popular boy activi
ty game of playing "Wild Injun".
Cub mothers and Dads are urged
to attend this meeting and lend
their support and encouragement to
this healthy activity.
The program will also include a
weiner roast and competition in the
various feats of strength and skill.
Prizes will be awarded to the den
having the most points. From the
interest the Cubs have shown so far
a grand outing is anticipated and
keen competition is expected.
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Schedule VI Summary of Estimates of Expenditures, Receipts and Available Cash Balances, and Tax Levies
ESTIMATION OF TAX Bond Inter- Special Im-
LEVY ' Total All General est and provement
(1) Funds Fund Total Siinking iFund Total
(2) Sch.edH Fund Total Sched.V
Sohed. IU .
Total estimated expenditures $ 57,490.4a $ 52,290.40 $ 2,200.0(1 1$ 3,090.00
DEDUCT:
Total estimated receipts and available cash balances
(Schedule I) -.. 33,230.00 33,230.00
Amount necessary to balance the budget 24,260.40 19J0.40
Total Estimated Tax levies for ensuing fiscal year 24260.4 i
Analysiis of estimated tax levies:
Amount inside 6 limitation. 24,260.40
Amount outside 6 limitation 5,200.00 - '
INDEBTEDNESS Dated this May 24, 1944. . '
Signed: Bonnie B. McCMntock Leta M. Humphreys
District Clerk Chairman, Board of Directors
1. Amount of bonded indebtedness (include all ne
gotiable interest-bearing warrants issued un- Approved by Budget Committee May 24, 1944.
der section 111-1016, O. C. L. A.) $8,000.00 Signed-, Virginia Rosewall Jos. J. Nys
4. Total Indebtedness (sum of items 1, 2, 3).... $8,000.00 Secretary, Budget Committee Chairman, Budget Committee
Miss Green Bride of
Pfc Omar McCaleb
Miss Ruth Green, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Green of Hepp
ner and Pfc Omer K. McCaleb, son
of W. L. McCaleb also of Heppner,
were married Thursday evening,
May 18, at the home of Rev. Eugene
Parrish in Coffeyville, Kansas. The
ring ceremony was read before an
alttar arrangement of lavender and
white iris, ferns and roses. Mrs. A.
L. Willcoxon, played the wedding
music and accompanied Miss Mar
garet Buckner, who sang "Because"
preceding the ceremony.
The bride wore an aqua blue suit
with white accessories and a cor
sage of pink rosebuds and stepha
notis. Miss Beverley Willsoxon, her
only attendant wore a rose summer
suit with white accessories and cor
sage of white carnations.
Best man was Denzil McKee and
ushers were Pfc Arthur Simmons
and Sgt Everett Ympa.
Approximately 30 guests were
present at the wedding and recep
tion which followed. After a short
honeymoon in Tulsa, Oklahoma, -the
young couple will be at home in
Coffeyville where Pfc McCaleb is
now stationed in the army air
forces.
HAVE NEW SON
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan, Jr.
of lone are the parents of a son,
Jerry Allen, born May 23, weighing
eight pounds. Mrs. Morgan and
.baby are at the Mollahan nursing
home.
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3 Registered Shorthorn Bulls
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Cattle include cows and calves, yearling
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All livestock must be listed by Friday afternoon preceding day
of sale. Equipment and other articles must be listed and on hand
by noon on the day of sale.
Parties offering livestock and articles for sale are responsible
for same until sold.
All buyers and sellers must settle before leaving sale, making all
transactions through the sale clerk.
All livestock must be brand inspected before being offered for
sale. A brand inspector will be on hand at the corrals.
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Auctioneer Clerk
Frank S. Parker
Brand Inspector