o o 0 o Page 6 Heppnef Gazette Times, Thursday, March TT, 1954 Lexington News ! By Delpha Jones Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Brooding have received word that their son Henry Maxwell Breeding has arrived in San Diego, where he FULLETON'S BEST USED CAR BUYS 1951 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan wilh radio, heater and power Glide. $1195 1950 CHEVROLET 2 Door Sedan $875 1947 CHEVROLET Club coupe $650 Trucks - Pickups will start his training in the U.j S. Navy. Mrs. T. K. Messenger Sr. and j children accompanied Mr. Mcs- senger to Mitchell where tie re-1 turned to his job on the state j highway afier u weekend wilh; his farnilv. The family returned ; 'to Lexington later that day. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson and family and Stephen Klinger and Mr .and Mrs. Wilbur Steagall were among those attending the movie "The Robe" in Pendleton one night last week. The Holly Ilebekah Lodge met Thnrsdnv n'iL'ht with Noble Grand ! Audrey Ansted in the chair. At this time the degree worn was given two candidates. Mrs. Oral Wright and Mrs. K. B. Way. The work was very interesting and pretty, and following this refresh ments were served in the dining room. Also present was Mrs. Shields from the Gaston Kebekah Lodge at Gaston, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Wetzel en tertained With a suppei Minu.iy I pveniii!' honoring their son Jim- mie's birthday. Those present wore: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Price, Mrs. Fred Harrison of Heppner, and C'harlene Jones of Lexington and Janet and Jules Wetzel. Mrs. John Ledbetter and Mrs. Cleo Van Winkle were business visitors in renuiuiun iuuiwoj. j Other Pendleton visitors xms I week were: Mesdames George n w fiitsfnrth. Audrey An sted ('. C. Jones and Janet Cavin. Mrs. Trina Tarker is on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. William Smet house from their home above Heppner visited friends in Lex irwjom nn Mondav. Richard and Roland Peck of, Hood River wore visiting friends and relatives in Lexington Sun day. They and Earl Miner were i-ichland Washington visitors. Mrs. O. W. Cutsforth enter tained with a birthday party hon. oring her (laughter Barbara Lisa's birthday last week. Those pre sent were: Gregory and Debbie Kay Jensen and mother Mrs. Ken Jensen, Patrick and Russell Kil kenny and mother, Mrs. Bob Kil kenny, and Deanna and Tommie Cutsforth and mother Lucia Cuts forth, Nelbro, Kickie and Karen Cox and mother Mrs. Lyle Cox. Birthday cake and ice cream were served. A "Get-Together" after church ( on Thursday evening was enjoyed at the Don Campbell home. The films of the pictures taken at the Max Breeding farewell party were enjoyed by all, and Mr. Baird entertained with a violin solo and Mrs. Edwards with a vocal solo, and then refreshments were Ferved to the following: George Hermann, Irene Niemezak, Joan Breeding, Phyliss and Bever ly Nolan, Marilyn Dickenson. Jerry Messenger, Vern Nolan, Donald Hunt, Maureen Groves and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Bates, Mrs. Brance Edwards and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell. Mrs. Alex Hunt wishes to take this means of thanking all those in the community for their dona- NOTICE OF RURAL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD BUDGET HcAKIino vnTK'F m IIFITBY GIVEN in compliance with Section 110-1207 P.OII'I, IS 1 V, ; ', ' i ' , ( r,.on Law 1913 and Chapter K", : 1 s i; ed bv 'hapten1 501 Oregon Law 1947, , ,h le 1 ' ers of the Rural School District of Morrow County, Oregon ih . r' vi :,e held at the Courthouse in Heppner, Oregon, mat 1 - .. , 2.00 oVlo(.k p. m. fr the "tSng h;:'.i ,a lr tW 11 school no, S year beginning July 1st 1954 and ending June 30. 19o5, hereinafter set forth. -rzz tions for the O. E. A. dinner which, she asked for in behalf of the P-TA, The Camp Cookery Group was organized last Wednesday after-1 noon at the C. C. Jones home with Mrs. Jones as their leader, and the name chosen for this group was "Snappy Happy Cookers" Election of officers was held with the following taking an office; Rodger Doherty, as president; Dennis Doherty as vice president; secretary Carol Messenger, and news reporter Robert Davidson, leader John Botts. Others than the officers the following boys signed up: John Wallace, Thomas Martin. Hugo Leyva, Gregory Lcyva and Stephen Klinger. A cooking 3 group of girls was organized also at this time with the following girls as officers: Nancy Wright, president; Louise Botts, vice pres.; and Barbara Steagall, news reporter and Dora Sue Davidson, secretary and C'harlene Jones song leader. Their leader for this worthwhile chanan while thir fthrr Dl 4-H project is Audrey Ansted. jis in the veterans hospital in Dorothv and Richard Vinson iTortland. Mrs. Vinson is work J?tLlr at the Heath ran eh 6 luring i, o,, ,ha nhspnoe of her nusDana. ents, Mr. ana lurs. v. name uu-,.,. i RANCH AERO AIRPLANE CROP SPRAYERS OPERATED BY PAUL HANSEN Formerly With Midland Air Service HEPPNER Phone 6-9693 or 6-9471 L AJvtrtitement BUDGET 1954-1955 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS 1952 CHEVROLET Half -ton Pickup 1950 CHEVROLET 3i ton pickup with 2 horse rack 1946 CHEVROLET 2 ton truck $1250 $1050 1946 DODGE '.a Ton Pickup $675 $525 Day or Night Towing Service Phone 6-9921 FULLETON Chevrolet Co. ... ..ii i :.,!..,r iJ fVio 1. Estimated available cash on nana a, neKi,,,,,K year for which this budget is mane SX'XX TOTAL jmdow ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES ITEM Personal service (A) District Superintendent salary iBl Clerical and legal Supplies, printing Postage, telephone and telegraph Elections and publicity Board expenses, travel, etc. Office equipment Other miseellanei'us expenses (A! Curriculum and In-Serieo Trainiii) Git Fixed Charges Emergency Total estimate-1 cm'-'ih, ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES FOR 1954-1955 $ 6,000.00 2,600.00, I HJ.UU 225.00 100.00 1.150.00 100.00 150.00 375.00 125.00 S12.135.00 SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES, RECEIPTS, AND AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES & TAX LEW 1. I. I anil available cash Total estimated expenditures lli.ilni'l lnt.,1 eslim.iled ir."'pt balances Amount necessary to balance the hii,met .'tnerecnev All Fund or li'i'.H (IISUIcis only Halaneo to be raised lv taxation Add estimated amount .,f t -xes that will not be col lected during the fiscal year for winch this budget is made Total estimated tax levy for the ensuing fiscal year $12,135.00 750.00 11.3H5.nO 4.1X10.00 15,385.00 460.00 $15,845.00 PATHS March 2. lit" I. SHINKI) I.L-'LIH H. GRANT ( LLLK IIHNWY Z1VNKY VH'K t'll.MKMAN HOARD OF DIRECTORS A1TROVF1) HY TIIF lil'ln I FT OMM1TTFK: March 2. 1954 c!,-vi.-i) HOWARD HRYANT ' ' SFCIIKTARY. BUDGFT COMMITTEE J. V. CARTFR CHAIRMAN BUDGET COMMITTEE 52-lc ANNUAL SPRING DANC IONE LEGION HALL Sat., March 27 GENE RIETMANN'S ORCHESTRA- ADM. $1.25 PER PERSON . SUPPER SERVED From where I sit ... ly Joe Marsh Steve Tips the Balance Was just leaving home this morning when the Missus re minded me to stop at Steve and A1'8 Meat Market for a pound of hamburger. "Be sure to get it from Steve," she said. "Why?" I wondered. So when I got to the market I asked Steve if he knew. "I'll tell you, Joe," he said. "Al and I sell the same meat, and a pound is a pound. Maybe it's just that wo go at it differently. "Al loads the scales and takes away 'til he has a pound. But I put too little on and start adding. To your wife that probably looks like a better buy." From where I sit, there's al ways more than one way to ap proach a thing and still come out lair and square to all. My wife likes a cup of tea with dinner; I prefer a temperate glass of beer. We get along fine. 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