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Lexington News
r CCLTMA IQNEI
Mr ni Mft wllwir MU
and tMUirn Jim. lrnn n4
Bartar r4 Mr n4 Mr HJ
Ktracall ml Mr lmwa M t
Dir.! rari wrre mU
Icn.lifii' th Mrlnrr traaU
uctlir,; In IVndMun n Satur
day rnuniin
lV4rra and BrUra S!-t;all
lUrd thrtr arrii. Irum fort
land. t-r lh e-keni. Rrtra
remains! h-r to h ummer
nil if ! frr-nt employe! at
the MiKl!l.'" home In ln.
; Mr an4 M' O G Bre-ilnfi U
Itrd liuoter fh.n In Si-ray
the mrkend.
Mr W I Miller and son Gary
ot UGrandu were weekend U-
) home -f her brother.
Mr n,i Mm C II Jnet. Gary
leave for California on Tues
day to atari hla balc training
In the U S army.
i, .n,t Mr Walter Smith and
children re The Pallet vUltori
nn Monday
Mr and Mr Ken Marshall were
weekend vlsltora In Wallowa.
iiil. nrtrnih of Euhrata U
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amending wmc time in Lexlng
h I cmnloved.
lull. i 1 1 - - '
Mr and Mrs Ry Martin, nu
on, Mr and Mr George Irvln
and children and Man-In Way
and Mr and Mrt Kenneth Way
and family of Vancouver were
among those attending the Mn
tton family reunion at the Em
White ranch near Hardman on
Sunday. J D fc.
Mra Roy Martin and Mr Bob
Kilkenny are visiting several
day with Mr and Mra Pon Hat
field at Madras.
Hank Tointcr is at home irom
.U J ' l''tf t
in Siukn,
lluku U H"ta-n
ii;.-l .... ",r
wrrkend
Mr and Mr Al'"' nem.m
... t milv atten-le4 "
at Mr hill wi Saturday.
Vnnn Marker were
i ....Mil Harris ui
njr - .
... t hit narent. wr ani
' . . .. .4,..
mim . ...
. . !.,L .(.nn? Ma anu mi
and Mr Earned v.-.
U Angelea fr the nex
.. and Mr ani .Mra .
ken are keei.Ing their children
hlle they are away
Mr and Mr Vermm Munken
d Maureen Crwvea were
.. . .i.n,.r tist wn'k, Mr
...L-r .indwl a State Wei
. .a miwiinu ana Ma
larr - .
f,..... ninded a wedding or
rim i which ahe wa
maid of honor.
.... n.rihi Hunt. June PaVll
on. Mra UVrrne lendern. Mr
Jo lnln. Mra W K Mcanii-n.
P.,i-.r Mra Alvln Wagen-
blant and Mr. Annie Keene were
among th Uxlngton ll!n,;
.ending the Rebck.h'a Tt
....i.u ?rnri fl inner on Monday,
given by the rat Noble Grand
r .1.. ll.f,nner Rebekah Mge.
Mra France McMillan had the
mUfortune to painruwy cui ...u
Injure a finger on Saturday.
Vacation Bible school atari on
Monday with classes tor an -k"
Mr. inn Davidson and child.
cnHav at the Jensen
home In Waltsburg Wash. Linda
and Pale, children of Mra Pavld-
I her for a two
1U1I1 1 1 1 1 1 ' '
:pfcial REGISTERED
HEREFORD DISPERSION
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IONE NEWS
Mr and M- Adun lUmktt and
children ate in'Atns to Or-tailJ
. .a lKtf
tut werK Te WUI ir. t
houe ta the Donald uimarwia-.
JUrnt guet at tne n'r
fm home were Mr
1 .'- .loaa- ,i ion and 38 aatherad ot th
(XASSMATCS GATHER Meinbera W Ait. R.tuming for th.
Catholic pcUh houaa ...r H""'",: Jo ( WUn)'
... leather wata. Iront tow. from left lttD BfT wtrnan. m i j tacher for tht
Marl. orlow Werner. Juonlta Mor,an 1 prU "J' cTi5-t Kenny. Joph B Cm.
clMfc Standing. Jam.. DrUeoIL D-rud HnU T v atwIaaa L E Dick. LouU CUllam and
fam J rarlcy. Raymona uxamm. (Melbf Photo)
riofd Jones.
Myron Watts and Mra Algy Tay
lor
Mn nien Caroenter and Mrs
rvoiin iikhnn were voted as ad
ditlonal delegates to go to the
at !!..
state convention in renaieiui.
on.r other delecates are
Mra Florence Root and Mra Earl
Brlggs. Several otner ciub mem
Ura plan to attend the conven
tion In the evening.
JUNE 14TH - 1:30 P. M.
Northwestern Livestock Comm. Co.
HERMISTON, OREGON
75 HEAD POLLED HEREFORDS,
featuring
15 good, big, growthy range bulls
31 cows, majority with calves
6 open heifers near service age
Selling off grass In Al breeding condition.
CARL SHERWOOD, owner
Catalog request. CH e.m5
Pendleton. Ow- AuctlonMr. walla Walla
Phone jacKsoa
wear-:
BOARDMAN ITEMS
Of Interest to friends here was
the apearance on the "Truth
Or Consequences" program on
television one day last week of
a young alrforce man who is
cousin of Mrs Pewey West of
Bonrdman. In an interesting con-
sequence. Airman George Van
Nostren was reunited with his
parents. Mr and Mrs Vernon Van
Nostren. Grandvlew. Wash, lie
has recently graduated from Jet
mechanics school in Amanwu,
Tex. and had not seen his par
tnr several months. Hts
commanding officer was present
and stated that van nomicii
Graduated with the highest hon
ors in the history of the air force.
100 in all his grades.
Mrs Harold Rash entertained
u-i th n oartv last Friday after-
,u.n at her home In honor of
her daughter, Plane's fifth birth
n. "She was assisted by he
,i,i'htr Dorothv and Eileen
Ely. Guests were Mrs Allen Ely
and Renee. Ricky and Rena, Mrs
nh sirnrd and Roberta, Mrs
vnnn Russell and Bruce and
nnnni Mrs Ed Skoubo and Jan
n Mrs Delbert Hue and Peb-
Ki'pam David and Julie, Mrs
nni'hnrt Ball and Larry, Suslo,
and Linda, Charma Lee and
Frankie Flock, Wayne Powney
and Matt Callff, the latter from
NOTICE OFT960-61 BUDGET MEETING
. - accordance with the pylons of thecal XS.ft
Is hereby given mm wie uuutv v v - u.,jnt timates for Port oi morrow, wifi;1"1- " "
law. Preypagred and adopted on June 2 .1900 set Sh In the accompanylnR schedules I. II
ensuing fiscal year. July 1.1 to J the mh day of Juno 19.0 at 8.0C
SdCtTx aal"Sl SaW Pr0PSCd UX " X
Amount
$500.00
Nature of Obligation
Loan from Morrow County Court
Signed:
Ralph Richmond, Chairman
Al Lamb, Secretary
Roy Lindstrom, Member
ivm Kennev. Member
George Wiese, Member
Vernon Russell, Member
Garland Swanson, Member
Joseph Tatone. Member
Dewey West, Member
Paul Slaughter, Member
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10.
iaKO.1961
Tax Lory Calculation
Total estimated expenditures
(Schedule III)
Reserve for estimated amounts
not to be expended this year
Transfers as speficlally
directed by law
Total estimated expenditures
Reserves and Transfers
Deduct Est. Receipts other
than 1900-61 taxes tbch. IV)
Amount necessary to balance
the budget
Add tst. amt. of 1900-61 taxes
Total Of
All Funds
General Fund
.$ 28,430.00 $ 28,430.00 $
700.00 '-00
. None None None
.$ 29,130.00 $ 28,430.00 $ "00.00
None None None
.$ 29,130.00 $ 28,430.00 $ 700.00
.$ 2,870.00
.$ 32,000.00
Mr and Mrs Joe Crouch ana
sons Jim, Pat and Danny spent
the weekend fishing at Piamond
Lake. Crouch'i mother, Mrs
Clara Crouch of The Pa lies, ac
companied them.
Mr and Mrs Glen Carpenter
visited Mrs Carpenter's sister,
Mrs Esther Emmons, In La
Grande over the weekend.
Mrs George King and son Pean
went to Portland last Thursday
to spend the weekend visiting
I,..- cnn. in-law and daughters,
Mr and Mrs Gall Cox ana sirs
Ruby Webb.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Veele ot
Estacada were weekend visitors
t tho hnme of their daughter,
Mrs Gracia Stewart. Oscar Veele,
Jr, on leave from the U S Navy
at Point Mugu. Calif, returned
to Estacada with them alter vis
iting his sister last week.
Mrs Florence Root was nosiess
r.,r th annual Sandflovver sis
ter party of the Boardman Gar
den Club at her nome munua,
evening. Mrs Claud Coats was
co-hostess. There were ia mem
bers present and guests were Mrs
Golda Cox of Seattle Wash, Mrs
Laura Allen and Mrs Arnold
ti.,rrman Mrs W J Baker was
taken In as a new memoer.
Roll call was answered by try
ing to guess the names of Sand
flower sisters. Names were re
vealed with gift exchange, and
n.w mimes were drawn for next
year. Mrs Rollln Bishop won the
door prize.
The following committees
were appointed lor ne.i ji-t.
Hospitality, Mrs Guy Ferguson;
membership, Mrs Glen Carpen
ter; publicity, Mrs Earl Brlggs;
sunshine, Mrs Arthur Allen;
scrapbook, Mrs Florence Root;
conservation and wild flowers,
Mrs Nathan Thorpe; birds, Mrs
Rollln Bishop; garden therapy,
Mfs Walter Hayes and Mrs Wal
ter Wyss; national and local
cemetery, Mrs Zearl Gillespie
and Mrs Charles Anderegg; road
side and litterbug, Mrs W J Ba
ker and Mrs Nate Macomber;
finance, Mrs Macomber, Mrs
ca:;i. r.J . 44 p-
Th PH- Mr nt.
Mr and M Cecil !! ntl
chlMwr m.4 " h
vacate by he M.rUks on Third
Strert.
'j&lC rr-fr: fulfil nnj
; !?r-
.cir -
1 tlmfTjmy'.
USE GAZETTE TIMES
CLASSIFIED APS
moi niQrnUNTon !i'
wood preservative Nj
h. around you .PPly It by soaking, here's an easy
?J that cut! a lot ol lrf ting. Sink barrel In th. ground
and lust slide heavy posts in.
Don't forget -you can save 10 on Chevron Wood
Preservative aenverea oeiot nwi - -
Order now and save.
For any Standard Oil product, call
L. E. ( Ed) Dick. Heppner. Ph 6-9633
L.F.(Peck)Lathers.Ione Ph8-71Z3
CWMM)
1 1 ' " WTTI
EVERY WEEK 10,000 PEOPLE
BOUNCE ON ITS SEATS, HONK
ITS HORN, KICK ITS TIRES,
SLAM ITS DOORS, SHOP ACROSS
THE STREET AND THEN RETURN
T0 BUY THIS CAR!
AYERS
PEST CONTROL
FOR YOUR SPRAYING
Trees. Yard and Grain Stor
age; Resident and Commer
cial Fogging.
Clayton Ayers
Phone 6-9953
Tax levies
Inside 6 limitation
Outside o',o limitation. Must be
authorized by special election
Not subiect to o limitation Inltlal leN
11.
SCHEDULE III
EXPENDITURES
Estimated For Fiscal Yeax
lulT 1. I960 to June 30. 1961
FUND AND CLASSIFICATION
Advertising and Publications
Engineering and Planning
Dups and Subscriptions
Management - Manager and Commission expense
Clerical expense -
Office expense -
Furniture and Fixtures
Taxes and Licenses "'
Insurance and Bond Premiums -
Legal Expense
Auditing
Miscellaneous expense
Loan repayment - "
Port facilities '
Emergencies
By Officer or
Department
$ 125.00
6.5M.0O
950.00
.. 1.2.W0O
1.200.00
tVO.OO
?00.00
200.00
400.00
2 000.00
250.00
2iUX)
fxXl.OO
10.325.00
3.430.00
S 23.430.00
Approved By
Budget Committee
$ 125.00
6..W.00
950.00
1.250.00
1.200.00
tkXLOO
300.00
2iH00
41XI.OO
2.0XT0O
250.00
2iX).0O I
NXLtV
10.325 00
3.430.00
S 23.430.00
FOLLETT
MEAT CO.
Hermistoa, Oregon
Ph. JO 7-6651
On Hermiston-McNarj'
Highway
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
WHOLESALE MEATS
Certified correct - Geo iese President
Schedule IV - RECK1FTS ONE
Certified correct Geo. Wiese. President
Schedule III
Schedule IV
Stonfield Meat Co.
Hugh Smith, Owner 4 MgT
Stanfield, Ore.
CUSTOM
CUTTING-CUTTING
CURING
Wholesale & Retail
LOCKER MEAT
Call
WE
GI 9-3633
DELIVER
-in.,. nn 11 t"terlMn"mM----
e js," says Motor Trend magazine.
Owner reports and fleet operator
logs consistently show Falcon
mileage figures of up to 30 miles
per gallon with regular gas.
oil
Falcon goes 4,000 miles between
Falcon is having the best
first year any car ever had
. . . over 250.000 already
enld ninffl introduction . . . eoine
at the record rate of 10,000 every
week. What makes Falcon the
world's most successful new car?
Economy!
To begin with, Falcon is Ameri
ca's very lowest-priced 6-passenger
car . . . $64 to $154 less than the
other compacts.
"Falcon delivers the best fuel
economy of the three new compact
'Based on a comparison of manufacturtn' suggested retail deliitrtd prictt
D -I .
rViantrps rnst.s less to service.
less to license and in most places,
less to insure.
Falcon saves you more and still
gives you full room for 6 big
people and all their luggage. Small
wonder Falcon has become first
fast!
SO
BEST COMPACT GAS MILEAGE
LOWEST COMPACT PRICE
FORD
s m:st successful new ca
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