HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. June 19. 1958
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Continued fiom Page 3
Troedson.
The Community church vaca
tion Bible school ended Friday
of last week with a movie at
the church and a picnic in the
city park. Ice cream was fur
nished by E W Bristow and Er
nest McCabe. A program was
given at the church Thursday
evening consisting of memory
work and songs learned at the
school. Hand work by the chil
dren was also on display. There
were 27 children who had per
fect attendance. Miss Julie Riet
mann assisted with the teaching
the last week of the school. Jean
Martin's name was omitted last
week in the list of teachers. ,She
assisted with the teaching the
whole two weeks.
DATES TO REMEMBER:
June 20 H E C of Willows at
the home of Mrs A W Mc
Leod in the afternoon.
Balloting of the marketing
quota referendum at the Le
gion hall 8 AM to 7 PM.
June 21 Willows grange meet
ing at 8 PM.
June 22 The wedding of Miss
Grace McCabe and Leland
McKinney at the Commun
ity church at 4 PM. Relatives
and friends invited.
The Masons will attend the
Community church in a body
NOTICE OF 1958-59 BUDGET MEETING
,,. 4Vlo ..uinna nf ihf "Local Budeet Law" (ORS. 294.305 to 294.415), no
In accordance with the Prions ot : the Local t mage t i c9ompliance with said law,
tice is hereby given that the budget committee o J. "PE 2s for City of Heppner, Oregon, for
EtJS K' ST Unst ly or J levies or any part thereof.
The outstanding indebtedness of City of Heppner, Oregon, at June 30th. 1958, was as follows:
Sewer System Bonds $188,000.00
Signed: i
Ted Smith, City Recorder
C. E. McQuarrie, Chairman Budget committee
' Albert Connor, Secretary Budget Committee
EXPENDITURES
Actual Expenditures
1955-1956 1956-1957
Total Budget Fund and Classification
1957-1958
Budget
Approved by
Committee
$ 600.00 $ 600.00
360.00 600.00
360.00 600.00
5,400.00 5,520.00
3,600.00! 3,720.00
877.34 1,299.64
596.35 673.62
273.25 312.51
62.80 65.00
398.78 56.25
401.46 223.69
550.00 550.00
196.25 300.51
800.00 800.00
512.17 165.75
9,928129 1,513.90
224.08
332.93
4,987.50
462.52
283.68 136.62
2,520-54 2,253.55
751.00 740.00
574.09 313.79
9,098.00 8,457.00
288.34
639.3Q
2,086.46
715.00 581.50
1,110.76 1,586.20
420.00
1,722.97 445.31
2,880.00 3,449.26
1,599.31
3,676.87 2,528.80
11,947.99
5,000.00 5,000.00
400.00 150.00
1,394.40
366.60
579.60
9,000.00
6,347.50
3,900.00
1,200.00
374.51
1,751.29
9,000.00
5,312.50
4,020.00
14,948.48
11,999.44
General Administration
600.00 Mayor
600.00 Treasurer
600.00 Attorney
5,700.00 Superintendent
3,900.00 Recorder
Non-Departmental
1,200.00 Liability Insurance
730.00 Social Security
350.00 Industrial Accident Insurance
65.00 Officials Bonds
230.00 Fire Insurance
Miscellaneous Expense
400.00 Printing & Advertising
585.00 Audit
200.00 Office Expense
83.00 Dues
House Numbers
Election costs
800,00 Library Donation
2,000.00 Emergency
Swim Pool
1,800.00 Salaries
600.00 Power & Lights
600.00 Supplies
Equipment
Public Properties
450.00 Heat
750.00 Maintenance & Repairs
Public Service
2,230.00 Street Lights
800.00 Garbage Disposal
600.00 Parking Meters
Police Department
9,160.00 Salaries
350.00 Supplies
774.00 Car Expense
Equipment.
Fire Department
800.00 Equipment Reserve
1,150.00 Salaries
1,000.00 Supplies
Park Fund
600.00 Labor
673.00 Supplies
Water Department
3,060.00 Labor
1,550.00 Power
3,500.00 Supplies & Materials
500.00 Equipment
10,000.00 Improvements
5,000.00 Bonds
50.00 Bond Interest
Sewer Department
1,200.00 Labor
430.00 Power
1,000.00 Supplies & Materials
10,000.00 Bonds .".
5,522.50 Bond Interest
Street Department
4,260.00 Street Foreman
3,000.00 Labor
250.00 Supplies & Materials
1,150.00 Equipment
500.00 Engineering
Bridge Maintenance
State Street Tax Fund
5,000.00 Oiling & Paving
5,750.00 Supplies & Materials
Labor
$
600.00
600.00
600.00
6,000.00
4,200.00
1,400.00
780.00
410.00
65.00
216.00
400.00
585.00
320.00
82.50
600.00
185.00
800.00
2,000.00
1,800.00
200.00
870.00
320.00
750.00
2,230.00
1,300.00
500.00
10,120.00
213.00
800.00
1,200.00
1,150.00
1,000.00
600.00
715.00
4,000.00
1,550.00
4,100.00
500.00
5,000.00
1,320.00
400.00
500.00
10,000.00
5,272.50
4,680.00
1,212.00
4,900.00
500.00
2,000.00
5,000.00
2,500.00
3,000.00
S102.102.50TOTAL EXPENDITURES
$100,046.00
RECE I PTS
1955-1956
1856-1957
1957-1958
S 22,465.15 $ 22,965.70 $ 23,000.00
11,715.08 5,662.87 5,700.00
1,251.00 1,202.00 1,000.00
2,356.44 2,302.12 4,600.00
1,124.00 1,078.00 1,000.00
4,785.43 5,083.10 5,000.00
11,140.97 10,751.21 10,750.00
9,675.00 9,603.00 9,600.00
1,702.42 1,788.56 2,500.00
2,783.07 1,592.76 1,500.00
829.47 1,650.00
526.70
2,900.00
$ 69,200.00
Estimated
Fund and Classification For
Fiscal Year
Water Department $ 23,000.00
County Road Tax 6,000.00
License & Fees 1,000.00
State Liquor Revenue 3,600.00
Fines & Bail Forfeitures 1,000.00
Parking Meters 5,000.00
City Share of Gas Tax 10,500.00
Sewer Flat fee (service Chg.) 9,600.00
Swimming Pool 1,800.00
Miscellaneous Revenue 2,600.00
Occupation Tax 2,300.00
Street Curb Assessment 2,500.00
Fire Dept. Equipment Reserve 800.00
Estimated Cash Balance 1,050.00
S 70,750.00
at 9:30 AM. A potluck din
ner and the annual straw
berry feed will be held at
noon at the Masonic hall
followed by installation of
Eastern Star officers at 1:30
PM.
June 27 Three Links of bunch
Rebekah lodge meeting.
Mr and Mrs- Malcolm Mc
Kinney of Wasco are the par
ents of a son, Bryan Earl, born
June 1, in The Dalles. Weight
5 lb and 1 oz. Mr and Mrs
Earl McKinney of lone and Mr
and Mrs Carl Addy of The Dalles
are the grandparents. Mrs Allie
Ruggles of Grass Valley and Mr
and Mrs Fred Cole of Wasco are
the great grandparents. Mrs Le-
nora Cauthers of Moro is the
great grandmother.
The Maranatha club met at
the home of Mrs Mary Swanson
Wednesday afternoon, June 11
with Mrs O L Lundell as co
hostess. Mrs Floyd Bailey gave
a reading, The Spot in Your Life.
Mrs Bailey also gave a report
on the annual meeting of the
Women's group at the recent
conference at Eugene. The club
has fancy work for sale at the
home of Mrs Carl Bergstrom.
Mrs Grace Ware received the
door prize.
Mr and Mrs David Rietmann
and children, Julie and Harold,
attended the graduation of their
son, Wayne, Sunday, June 8,
from the Oregon Technical In
stitute at Klamath Falls. Wayne
graduated from auto technology
course.
Those leaving from here to at
tend 4-H summer school in Cor
vallis this week were Dianna
Pettyjohn, Linda Heimbigner,
Marilyn Morgan, Judy Morgan,
Linda Hams, Linda Halvorsen,
Jo Ann Turner, Brenda Town
send and Kenneth. Smouse Jr.
College students home are
Sharon Cutsforth from the Uni
versity of Oregon; Wayne Riet
mann, Leland McKinney and
Paul Miller from Oregon Tech;
Larry Rietmann, Robert Hub
bard, Mill Salter, Dick Ekstrom,
and Jerry Bristow from EOCE at
LaGrande. Jerry Bristow will re
turn to EOCE next week for a
summer term.
Loy Keene returned from the
College of Education at Mon
mouth. Gerry White from Wil
lamette University.
Mrs Sam Esteb was honored
with a birthday party at her
home Monday afternoon, June 9.
Guests present were Mrs Lewis
Ball, Mrs Walter Dobyns, Mrs
O L Lundell, Mrs Anna Lind
strom and Mrs Ernest Heliker.
Mr and Mrs J W Lytton of
Gresham visited at the M G
Greer home last week. Mr Lytton
is a brother of Mrs Greer.
Visitors at the Joe Hausler
home Sunday were Mr and Mrs
Clyde Klienschinidt and chil
dren of Pendleton.
Larry Rietmann, Kenneth
Brenner, Lindsay Kincaid and
Donald Eubanks attended the
auto drag race in The Dalles
Sunday.
John Peterson, student at Port
land State, is working at the
David Rietmann ranch.
Joe Hausler will leave this
week for Stanford University at
Palo Alto where he will attend
summer school. Robert DeSpain
will take his place as life guard
at the swimming pool.
Miss Mildred Bristow, of Port
land spent a few days last week
at the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr and Mrs David Riet
mann and other relatives. She
will attend the University of
Oregon Medical school in Port
land beginning in July.
Mr and Mrs Dick Ekstrom and
daughter moved Into the Whites
apartments.
Earl Morgan attended the
State grange convention at Eu
gene last week.
The Delbert Emerts, and the
Denward Bergevins are on a
fishing trip in Canada.
Mrs Leo Crabtree and chii
dren, Sharon and Ronald, Mrs
Alvin McCabe and Mrs Hattie
Crabtree made a trip to Walla
Walla last week.
Mrs Lem Atkinson left for her
home in McMinnville Wednes
day of last week after visiting
at the home of Mr and Mrs A
W McLeod. She went as far as
The Dalles with the McLeods.
Gary Ferrill of Portland is visi
ting his uncle and1 aunt, Mr and
Mrs Lawrence Jones.
Summary Of Estimated Expenditures, Receipts And Tax Levies Fiscal Year 1958-59
Tax levy Calculation Total of General General State Water Sewer Park
all funds fund Road fund Street fund
Total estimated expenditures $100,046.00 $ 42,296.50 $ 13,292.00 $ 10,500.00 $ 15,150.00 $ 17,492.50 $ 1,315.00
Transfers as specifically
directed by law 13,107.50 7,850.00 5,257.50
Total estimated expenditures.
reserves, transfers 100,046.00 29,189.00 13,292.00 10,500.00 23,000.00 22,750.00 1,315.00
Deduct-EsL receipts other
than 58-59 taxes 70,750.00 19,150.00 8,500.00 10,500.00 23,000.00 9,600.00
Amount necessary to
balance budget 29,296.00 10,039.00 4,792.00 13,150.00 1,315.00
.Add: est. amt. 58-59
taxes not received
6-30-1959 906.00 556.00 350.00
Total levy needed for
1958-59 ' 30,202.00 10,595.00 5,142.00 13,150.00 1,315.00
Tax levies: inside 6
Limitation 15,737.00 10,595.00 5,142.00
Not subject to 6 limi
tation 14.465.00 13,150.00 1,315.00
Mrs Arnie Hedman of Athena
spent the weekend at the Dallas
Shockley home.
Mr and Mrs Burton Moore and
daughter, Geneva, of Fossil are
living in a trailer house on the
A E Stephani property below the
town. He is working for Ste
phani. A picnic dinner was served at
the home of Mrs Ruby Nichols
Sunday, June 15 in honor of the
birthdays of Louis Padberg and
Dale Ray. Others present were
Mr and Mrs Leslie Roundy and
children. Kav. Keith and Julia
of Kennewick, Wash., Mr and
Mrs Ralph Kincaid of Stanfield,
(Earl Padberg of LaGrande, Mrs
Dale Ray, John Bryson, Mrs Fran
ces Piper, John Hughes, Lindsay
land Lyle Kincaid, and Debbie
'John and Tracy Kincaid.
I Mrs E R Swart and sons. Har-
ry and Dick visited at the home
of her brother, H R Shintaffer in
Yakima recently and also a sis
ter Shirley Shintaffer of New
York who was visiting in Yak
ima.
Mrs Larry Fletcher and chil
dren of Yakima are visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr and
Mrs Harvey Ring.
Dinner guests at the E R Lun
dell home Sunday were Mr and
Mrs Richard Lundell and chil
dren, Sharon and Michael, of
Pendleton and Mr and Mrs Cleo
Drake and son. Robert.
Mrs Ray Turner and sons of
Pendleton visited relatives here
last week.
Edwin Tucker of Salem visi
ted his brother and family, Mr
and Mrs Eldon Tucker last week.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Drake and
daughter of Forest Grove spent
Monday of last week with his
parents. Mr and Mrs Cleo Drake
Ernest Is a student at Pacific
University.
Mrs Gordon White and chil-
dren, Gerry and Lona, attended
a Pioneer picnic at Bickleton,
Wash Saturday. Those returning
home with her from the picnic
were her mother, Mrs O S Shif
fer of Forest Grove, her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs
Charles White of Portland and
two sisters and their families
from Portland and Canby.
Two exchange students of the
University of Oregon are spend
ing a week or ten days in this
community. Peter Giacomi from
Rome, Italy is staying at the Mil
ton Morgan home and Miss Lena
Graslund from Sweden is stay
ing at the Donald Heliker home.
miss anaron tutsiortn, a student
at the Universitv. broueht Peter
Giacomi and a girl from Hawaii
from Eugene with her. The girl
trom Hawaii is staying at the
home of Dr Wolff in Heppner
and a girl from Holland is stay
ing at the Orville Cutsforth home
in Lexington.
Mr and Mrs Roy Lindstrom
and children spent last week in
Portland where he attended the
Masonic Grand lodge and they
also took in the Rose Festival
Others from here who attend.
ed the Rose Festival in Portland
last week were Mr and Mrs
Lloyd Morgan and children, Mr
and Mrs John Eubanks and
children, Mrs C E Brenner, Don
aid Bristow, Mrs Delmer Craw
ford. Mrs Franklin Elv. Mrs Wal
lace Matthews and daughters,
Mr and Mrs Roger Kincaid, Mr
and Mrs Herbert Ekstrom and
son, Roland, Mrs Ida Coleman.
Frank Jepsen and Dallas Rea
are attending Beaver Boy's State
at Corvallis this week and Leann
Padberg is attending Girl's State
in baiem. ine was accompanied
by her parents. Mr and Mrs Dar-
rell Padberg.
Mr and , Mrs Clarence Holtz
and son, Harold and Mr and Mrs
Elmer Holtz and daughters at
tended the wedding of Robert
Hoitz ana Miss Norma Lou Woo
dard in Seattle Saturday even
ing, June 14. Harold was best
man for his cousin at the wed
ding. Gary Brenner of Portland spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr and Mrs C E Brenner.
Mrs Elmer Holtz pave a huf.
fet dinner Wednesday evening
June 11 in honor of Mr Holtz's
birthday. Others present were
John and Anna Jepsen, Mr and
Airs Roger Kincaid, Mr and Mrs1
Herbert Ekstrom Jr. Mr and Mrs
Tom White and Mr and Mrs Ri
chard Rea.
Mr and Mrs Bill Rietmann and
son, Mark, visited relatives in
Arlington Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Deane Rohde
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr and Mrs Victor Riet
mann. Thev returned on their
honeymoon Friday of last week
from Seattle and the Washing
ton and Oregon coast and left
here Sunday for their home In
Echo.
Mrs Ida Grabill entertained at
a dinner at her home Wednes
day of last week in honor of
Mis E W Bristow's birthday.
Others present were, Mr and Mrs
Everett Keithley and daughter,
Patricia, of Heppner, Mr Bri
tow and son, Donald and J
and Mrs S L Wiles.
Those from here who attend
the Junior Olympics in Portlan
recently were Mrs Leo Crabtrt
and daughter, Sharon, Mrs Be
nard Doherty and daughte
Martha, Linda Hams, Mr an
Mrs John Eubanks and daugl
ter, Sandra Michelle, Cheryl
and Merrie Jo Morrison, Mr an
Mrs Fredrick Martin and chi
dren, Mr and Mrs Harold Shere
and daughters and Mrs Charlc
Hudson. Sharon Crabtree place
1st in the 50 yard dash and 4t
in the finals. Judy Sherer trie
in the relay race.
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