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t Page 2 Heppner Gazette-Times, Thursday, J une 20, 1 957 Monument News By Martha Mattesom Mr. and Mrs. Ansil Martin of Salem were here for the weekend visiting his folk. Mrs. Annie Cowden of Portland was here for a visit with her son and family, the Forrest Nolands. Miss Linda Cross of Fox is spneding the week at the Wheeler home at Courtrock. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Standifer are now living in La Grande. Leo Murray went to Klamath Falls last week where he will work. His family is still here, returned from Montana Siturday Holmes; vice president, Goldie Stirewalt. Laura Lee Bleakman. irtkic UCUC wnere sne went to be with her Rounds: sec-treasnrr Ma ifM.j. ,.i. iiwni mcttj t, ... . . . I - - t"'-i 4'iiiiiiua MUSKiave, ueanna Ltaui- mother while she underwent sure ery. She will go back again to help when she gets out of the hospital Legion Elects The American Legion held elec tion of officers Saturday evening, ssew commander is Owen Smith first vice commander Jack Sweek second vice commander, Lewis Weal; adjutant, Mead Gilman chaplain, Bob Holmes; service of ficer, A. C. Owings; set at arms, Bob Neel. After the meetine the region treated the auxiliary to re iresnments. Auxiliary officers for the com Mrs. Owen Smith and children1 ing year are: President, Helen NOTICE OF BUDGET MEETING OF THE CITY OF HEPPNER, OREGON t tLI1CE f u GIVEN that on the lst day of July, 1957 ben of thp'ntvV0? wClock oI said day at the ouncil Lharn' cftv 1 ,HtHHeppner' 0rcgon' the tax lcvy'inS board of said b E,o1JLm!"Lthe..purp?se.ot discussing and considering the tax n i l , V " lulul 01 sam "uv Ior tne nscal year begin .fa i ji anu enaing june ju, iyos, and any person of said hi JC'Cit0 ald tax may at said time and Place. aPPar and f. rtKerd edhuT ln'avor w in opposition to said tax levy as set any jicju uit'reoi. ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES CLASSIFICATION yj&a Pe"d pSod - . M 1955-J956 1956-1957 1957-1958 General Fund GENERAL GOVERNMENT fyrA - 600.00 Uty Attorney 360.00 City treasurer 300.00 City Recorder 3,600.00 City Superintendent 5,400.00 Oiiiciai s Bonds 7500 State Industrial Accident Z...ZZZZ. .. 30o!oO Liability Insurance 779.00 Social Security " 600 00 Dues, League of Oregon Cities ZZ. POLICE DEPARTMENT $9,210 00 Salaries Supplies Equipment Car Expense ZZZZZZZ. FIRE DEPARTMENT Sinking Fund alar,ies , ' 1,350.00 Supplies and Materials 1,000.00 SWIMMING POOL $7,000.00 Salaries Power and Lights ... Supplies Equipment $ 600.00 600.00 600.00 3,720.00 5,520.00 65.00 320.00 900.00 650.00 i 600.00 1600.00 600.00 3,900.00 5,700.00 65.00 350.00 1,200.00 730.00 83.00 $8,340.00 250.00 1,800.00 680.00 $9,160.00 350.00 774.00 1,150.00 1,000.00 800.00 1,150.00 1,000.00 PUBLIC PROPERTIES Heat and Telephone Maintenance and Repair Fire Insurance 330 00 Building Repairs ." Z. '.' 300 00 Shop Equipment '. 25000 PUBLIC SERVICE Street Lights Garage Disposal Tarking Meters EDUCATION Library Donation 1,300.00 450.00 300.00 4,000.00, $ 400.00 550.00 17.50 1,800.00 600.00 600.00 450.00 750.00 230.00 . $2,500.00 . 900.00 . ipo.oo $2,200.00 800.00 600.00 $2,230.00 800.00 600.00 $ 800.00 $ 800.00 $ 800.00 MISCELLANEOUS Printing and Advertising $ 400 00 f$$u' 550 Orifice Supplies 200 00 EMERGENCY " ,$2,(m00 $ 400.00 550.00 400.00 $3,000.00 $ 400.00 585.00 200.00 $2,000.00 $ 420.00 837.00 $ 600.00 673.00 . $3,500.00 $2,500.00 1,500.00 4,300.00 3,700.00 5,000.00 150.00 3,000.00 $3,060.00 1,550.00 3,500.00 500.00 5,000.00 50.00 10,000.00 papENERAL FUNI-TOTAL $39,107.00 Labor Supplies and Equipment . .. . WATER DEPARMENT Labor Power Supplies and Materials Equipment Bnd,s - ZZZZ 5,000.00 Bond Interest COO.OC Improvements Replacements, Imp. and Power 5,000 00 Superintendent 5,400 00 Asst. Superintendent 3,900.00 SEWER DEPARTMENT ftal)or $ 1,500.00 Power 450 00 Supplies and Materials 500 00 Bond Interest 6247 50 Chemicals 300.00 STREET DEPARTMENT $16,500.00 Street Foreman Labor Supplies and Materials .. .. ' . Equipment Oiling and Paving Engineering $ 1,200.00 450.00 2,100.00 6,022.00 $ 1,200.00 430.00 1,000.00 5,522.50 $ 4,020.00 3,600.00 5,400.00 3,300.00 8,400.00 500.00 4,260.00 3,000.00 250.00 1,150.00 500.00 TOTAL STATE TAX STREET FUND Oiling and Paving Suoplie.se and Materials .. $ 9,160.00 $ 5,000.00 5,750.00 $ 10,750.00 TOTAL TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES $92,743.50 $107,361.50 $102;i02.50 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS ALL FUNDS OTHER THAN 1957-58 TAXES vater Department mnnnnn County Road Tax ZZZZZZZZZZZZ: ZZZ.$ IZm Licenses and Fees imm Mate Liquor fund 4,600.00 iim;s. 1,000.00 l arking Meters 5,000.00 City Share of Gas Tax 10 750 00 Sewer Flat Fee (Service Charge) 960000 Swimming Pool 2,500.00 miscellaneous receipts 1,500.00 Street Improvement Assessment ... 'Z Cash Carryover ' '. 2,900.00 Occupation Tax 1, 650 Op TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 69,200.00 SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES, RECEIPTS AND TAX LEVY $102,102.50 69,200.00 Total Estimated Exnendit 11 TPS Less Estimated Receipts other than 1957-53 Amount Necessary to Balance the Budget $ 32,902.50 Add Estimated Amount of 1957-58 Taxes that will not be received $ 1020 00 Total Levy Needed for 1357-58 S 33,922.50 Tax levies inside 6 Limitation , $ 14,864.50 jjcvji-s uui.nut? 00 Limitation Tax Levies not subject to 6 Limitation 10 Mill Sewer Levy $12,735.00 1 Mill Park Levy 1,273.00 Water and Bond Interest 5,050.00 . $ 19,058.00 Outstanding Bond Indebtedness $203,000.00 Other Indebtedness None DATED AND FIRST PUBLISHED at Heppner, "6'regon, this 13th day of June, 1957 BUDGET COMMITTEE AND LEVYING BOARD By W. C. POSKWALL, Chairman By ROBERT TENLAND, Secretary Attest: 1 " ' TED SMITH, City Recorder ! Holmes; corresponding secretary, Martha Matteson; historian, Irene Forrest; sgt. at arms, Clenta Mel- lor; chaplain, Theo Owings. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Copland and children of Salem spent the past week visiting her brother and family, the Stanley Boyers. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matteson and son Dale visited Monday in Long treek with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scott. Mrs. Stanley Cox and children of Heppner came in Tuesday leav- ing ner daughter with her sister. Clenta Mellor, and taking her mother, Louisa Flemmings, with them to Portland. They returned to Heppner Saturday and Mrs. Stanley Cox drove them to Monu ment Sunday to get their daughter. There are around 20 famlles moving into Monument from Prineville, Mitchell and elsewhere. Some are working on the new telephone lines, others working in the woods for the Hudspeth Co. The Leo Murray family has moved from the mill house to the Ruben Patzer house on Main St. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simas and children of Roseburg spent the week visiting her folks, the Roy Corks, and his sister and family, tne ivan hnrights of Long Creek. The 4-H'ers from Monument trs, Marjorie Cannon, Dina Stire-1 Berl Akers Jr., returned home wait, and Eugene Erhardt. j from Boys State in Corvallis last William K. Farrell, Grant coun- week. He was elected justice of ty extension agent, plans on three peace of his county and also a tours to give ranchers in various ' representative of the state. communities some firsthand in- Kay Sherer returned from Girls iormauon on what improved prac- state in Salem and reported that tices can mean in the way of In- she was elected clerk of her coun creased production and conserva-! ty. She reports a wonderful time, tion The first tour will be heldj Miss Janet Howton made a tri n the monument community at1 to Forest Grove and Portland jast the W ayne Leathers nursery. The k ghe was accompanied by other tours will be at Mt. Vernon Miss Dorothy Dobyns and Miss and Bear Valley. Judy Mason Livestock Judging Schools Scheduled ter Williams to Boys State this year. June 21 H.E.C. of Willows prarpp at hnmp nf Mrs. Earl Mc- rs. ineima wiiuams spent ajCabe with potluck at noon, June 28 Three Links club. June 29 Fireworks at .ath letic field and dance at Legion hall. Vester Hams received Injuries week with her folks from Idaho visiting at Pasco with another sister. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bowman and children returned home after a month visiting relatives in Salem, .iuiu.uun cuy, apnnznem ana u ...in nrn.,nu .i, tw-i,,, - , vi in yicav.11 ai 111c iicauj. .aiiv-uuvcT, was,., iney aiso at-; terjan church iciucu me grauuduon ana an- Mr. and Mrs. Jno Whpplpr rush nouncementof the engagement of m Aamn Trnrmi. ha. Miss Carol Erlene Sweek, daugh- !t0 John Day Wednesday for med- rDf, M,,aJnd MuS- Earl Sweekiical aid for the baby who was at Ridgefield, Wash., former Mon-; kept there for 24 hours, ument residents, to Jerry Leon Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewi3 and Myers of Junction City. The wed- children moved back to their ding is set for October 13. nome in town Sunday. Bernie Alrtott of Portland was ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lippert are buying cattle last week. ! busy planting garden and getting who went to summer school at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kimmpi anri' Corvallis were Kay Swick, Lula children left for Troutdale where on the Bill Dodd ranch. iiuisemansnip, livestock sh manship, and show ring proce dure will be offered at the school Those attending will also learri how to give reasons for their placing when judging. Interested person are advised community and county fairs ac cording to Cal G. Monroe state extsnsion agent in 4-H cluh work. 1 . 1 A school for livestock judges, i a similar school win k to be held at Oregon State eol-!juiy u and 12 at the Eastern lege July 8 and 9, will give Inter- ( Oregon Branch Experiment sta ested persons an opportunity to tion, Union., qualify themselves to judge at instruction on judging dairv ; cattle, beef cattle, sheen, swmo to his leg in a hay baler on the .saddle horse showmanship and Delbert Emert ranch last weeK. ne is on crutches. Grant Rigby is attending sum mer school at University of Ore gon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert RIetmann Saturday evening. Those receiving! JS'' agent prizes were Bill Rietmann and-;,--" - oi Mrs. Harold Snider high and transportation, Monroe said Louis Carlson and Mrs. Delmer!l ! a Crawford, low, and Bill Rietmann, 30o pinochle. Church of the Nazarene is hold ing their daily vacation Bible school for two weeks starting Monday June 17 to 28. There were 15 enrolled Monday. Teachers and helpers are Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wilkes, Mrs. Ralph Crum, Bonnie Crum, Mrs. Wilbur Akers and Mrs. Elbe Akers. Funeral services were held for Clarence Shuler, 67, of Ontario, at the Community church June 11 with Rev. Floyd S. Bailey officiat. ing, Jr. Shuler is survived by his wife. He was an uncle of Howard and Robert Crowell. The Schulers lived here for a few years. Listen To For the Best in 1050 KC MUSIC NEWS SPORTS Member Associated Press TUNE IN Heppner Program Wed. 10:45 to 11:45 A. M. People just like yourself become killers every day and so could you! Want to know why? Ask any police official. He'll tell you that the people who are involved in fatal traffic accidents aren't habitual criminals at all! Mostly they're normal, respectable citi zens who never had a real accident before! But just that once they ignored a stop sign . . . exceeded a speed limit . . . failed to stop for a school bus . . . or attempted to pass on a hill! And they wound up taking another person's life! Last year, 40,000 men, women and child ren died tragically on our highways a ter; rible record! Can anything be done about it? The answer is YES ... if you help! , K C A ' ;. :- Me ... a murderer?" Jgvteu Z.Jr rV: jT I" V K , - v Can ytng be done about it? The ' ' N answer is YES . . . if you help! : ,aaa- ,;4w u A-, f W fv IAi b&A-J .aa a-:j ; A H,sv A AA:y "A4xi!iA Here's how you can help stop traffic tragedies: O Drive safely and courteously yourself. Observe speed limits and warning-signs. Where traffic laws are obeyed, deaths go DOWNI Q Insist on strict enforcement of all traffic laws. Traffic regulations work for you, not against you. Where traffic laws are strictly enforced, deaths go DOWNI Support your local Safety Council. , Published in an effort to save lives by HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES
