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4 Hepprer Gozette Times, September 26, 1946 Imgon's Churches Receiving Interior Decorating Jobs By Mr, i- A. Shoun Mr nd Mr. Mack McCoy of Clii'ml sre visiting hi parents, th E M. McCoys. Rv. Nichr.lls of Hermiston will prarh in the Community Baptist church Friday nd will show mov ing pictures of city streets. The young people of the Asscm Uv church ie havinc a candy puii ,n Wedmsday for Lavellha and Delph Markham, wo are leaving for Seattle to attend the Northwest Bible school. Mr. nd Mrs. H. U Fowler of Port Angeles, Wash, arrived Wed nesday to visit his aunt, Mrs, Lillie Warner, and other relatives, inij left Thursday on tlir way home from month's vacation in Cali fornia. Staif Sgt Elton Fraser called his mother from San Francisco. He was on hi way from Fort Lewis to Maryland where he is to be sta tioned. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller of Hermiston were in Irrigon Thurs day. The Irrigon band played in a football rally at Umatilla Wednes day evening. Irrigon played its first team on the Irrigon field Fri day evening. Umatilia won, 22-6. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cane of Boise, Ida. left Wednesday after gpending a few days with his aunt, Mr. Tom Caldwell and other rel ative and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shoun and ton Steven spent Tuesday with his parents, the J. A. Shouns. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kucker and A. E. Stephens were Pendleton vis itor Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houghton were out of town Monday. The Assembly of God church men finished plastering the church Saturday night. Th memhers of the Communitv Baptist church are kalsomining and p"""ig the interior of the churcn and are putting waliboard on the basement ceiling. George KaimDack, Hulda and May Cosner spent Sunday with the girls' parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cosner. The giris are employed at T a firandp Tom Caldwell kit for Portland and valley points on business ana to visit his sons there. Lav-em Vieiiojtt got home from a trip to Poruand auncay mgni. She and her parents, the H. M. Duuss, are leaving VteonescU. lor a trip througn easitin Oregon, iaa ho and on into V. joining to -Yellowstone National Park and back around through California and western Oregon. NOTE OF APPKIXIATIOM We wish to thank all of our cus toms and friends for their patron ape ir the past 40 year. We have - . -J :. r ing the people in this area and rc tret very much that we must discontinue ou- business. We know you will be well pleas ed with our successor who will continue to serve you as we have in the past Wightman Brothers Alfalfa Lawn Dairy. A WORD OF THANKS I wish to thank my Morrow county friends for their words of cheer and the beautiful flowers sent me during my recent illness. Mrs. W. A. McClintock, The Dalles, Oregon. EXAMINER COMING A drivers' license examiner is scheduled to be on duty in Hepp ner Tuesday, Oct 1 at the court house between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p m., according to an an nouncement received from the sec retary of state's office.- Persons wishing licenses or permits to drive are asked to get in touch with the examiner well ahead of the sched uled closing hour in order to assure completion of their applications with a minimum of delay. Mr. and Mrs Bob Wiren and two children and Cliff Aalbcrg visited friends in Portland over the week end. Mrs. Clara Slocum is visiting at the home of her son and daughter Farmers Worked 75.1 Hours a Week Average Hour of Work Per Week 1939, 1943, 1944 American farm operators aver i ased 75.4 hours of work a week during a recent three years, accord ing to a nationwide survey of work i ing habits In agricultural centers. I In the same period, according to the American Iron and Steel Insti . ttite, workers In steel plants aver , aged 41.6 hours of labor a week. The operators of the six million American farms spent nearly 4000 work hours a year, per man, plus the use of mechanized equipment, to earn a living and to produce the crops and food needed to meet the urgent wartime demand Of gry world. Farm operator Is the Wait North Central area worked tt longest hours, putting In aa vse age of 83.2 hour a week. Seooa were the farm operator la. ta East North Central area with 111 hours a week, while farm operator in the Middle Atlantis worked 7IJ hours a week. Farm operator k the Pacific state put In the szsalt est number of weekly work, hoars averaging 72.1 for th three rear ot 1939, 1943 and IS44- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Slo cum at Monument. Mr. Slocum drove to Heppner for his mother on Tuesday. 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This'AdvertisementSponsored by American HEPPNER POST NO. 87 Legion STATEMENT OF TAXES Levied in Morrow County, Oregon, For The Yeor 1946-47 Assessed January I, 1046 General Taxes Levied for County Purpose Character of lax Valuation Levy Tax General County $10,789,707 i $32,309.12 General School ...10,789,707 12 12,947.65 General road . ..10,789.707 2.4 25,895.30 Road Sinking Fund 10,789,707 .6 6,473.82 Bond Sinking Fund 10,789,707 2.6 28,053.24 Bond Interest Fund 10,789,707 J. 1,078.97 Rodent Fund 10,789.707 2 2,157.94 Coyote Bounty 10,789,707 .1 1,07897 County Hospital Fund 10,789,707 8. 86,317.66 Total 182 $196,372.67 These levies are included in General County Levy shown below. Special Taxes Levied in Towns Town Valuation Levy Tax Heppner 794,995 13. WW" Lexington 176.643 10J 1,925.41 Ion. 175,402 5.5 964.71 Boardman 38,57 29.4 1.13408 Special Taxes Levied In Non High School Districts Non High Valuation Levy Tax $4,880,538 2. 9,761.08 Special Ttxes Levied In Union High School Districts District No. 1 Valuation Levy Tax $ 555,601 3.4 $1,88904 Bonds and Interest 555,601 2. 1.11120 SUMMARY OF LEVIES AND TAXES BY DISTRICTS District Valuation General Special County School 1 $ 257,297 18.2 33.1 1-H 794.995 18.2 33.1 2 261,813 18.2 4.5 3 215,785 18.2 16.5 5 359,853 18.2 1 4 6 227.739 18.2 2.4 8 167,393 18 2 4.8 10 1,181,369 18.2 32.3 11 101,140 182 19.5 12 502,143 182 17.8 12-L 176.643 18.2 17.8 15 276.294 18 2 4.6 19 99,265 18.2 8.2 23 358.413 182 24 108,110 18.2 .1 - 25 1,057344 18.2 - 28.1 25-B 38,574 18.2 28.1 28 542 160 18.2 13.4 27 161.911 182 31 140,023 18.2 8.7 33 13.050 18.2 34 208,535 18.2 8.1 35 1,725,402 18.2 18.4 J5-I 175,402 182 18.4 39 374,246 18.2 11 49 456,336 18.2 6. 41 359,397 18.2 1.4 42 137.280 18.2 49 54 835 18.2 59 87.970 18.2 0 168,990 182 Union High Union High Bonds Si Int Non High 2 2. 2. 2. 2. City 13. 3.4 3.4 t. 3. I. I. I i. i. I. t. 109 29.4 Si Total Levy 51.3 64.3 24.7 36.7 21.6 22.6 25. 50.5 39.7 36. 469 24.8 33.8 20.2 20.3 46.3 75.7 336 20.2 28.9 202 28.3 36.8 42.1 213 31.6 21.6 202 20.2 20.2 20.2 Tax $13,199.33 51,118.17 6,466.78 7,919.31 7,772.82 5 146.91 4,184.83 59,659.14 4,015.26 18,077.15 8,284.56 6,852.10 3,355.15 7,239.95 2,194.63 48,955.03 2,920.06 18.21658 3,270.60 4,046.67 263.61 5,901.54 63,149.72 7,384.43 7,97144 14,420.22 7,762.97 2,773.06 1,107.67 1,777 00 3.413 60 GENERAL SUMMARY General County General School , . General Roads Road Sinking Fund Bond Sinking Fund- Bond Interest Fund Rodent Fund Coyote Bounty . . County Hospital Fund. Towns Special School .. Non High Union High Union High Bonds and Interest West Extension Irrigation District -. Forest Fire PatroL - Irrigon Rural Fire Protection District ,.$ 32,369.12 .. 12,947.65 ... 25,895.30 ... 6,473.82 28,05324" ... 1,078.97 . 2,157.94 ... 1,078.97 . 86,317.66 ... 14.35914 ... 175.327.16 ... 9,761.08 ... 1,889.04 ... 1,11120 .. 8209.44 ... 3,59826 .... 2,582.01 Total $413210.00 Total $398.82029 Gain .05 Total Tax Levied by County $398,82024 Special Taxes Levied by Other Taxing District West Extension Irrigation District $ 8,20944 Forest Fire Patrol 3.59826 Irrigon Rural Fire Protection District 2,582.01 Soldiers Exemption 4,235.00 Collected by Assessor 243.68 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement according to the records in my office. W. O. DIX County Assessor Dated this 19th day of August, 1946. Is your problem o PRODUCTION? O PROCESSING? O MARKETING? O MANAGEMENT? 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