Riles Held at Boardman for Glen Carpenter
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fuirj.i KfU will 1-
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Glen Cin'rtW. ti who U!r4 at
the 0l Siicjhrj l lii iil in
HffHsUiun TurU.y Mining
heart tiii uffrreJ a "
I'm brf. tiil
l!riniI)oa,
Mr Cfjisipr K''n ,n
Cedar IVint. Kir. My 3d.
lW the n of Mr Wri
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Huardrr.an In 1317 with hli par
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UrI f iwardnvaii; brother.
f'4 Carpenter I Jl"lrl.ie. Ivan.
, J two nephew. Ik-lbrrl Cat-
14-iiirr t-f B-rtlr;".!. urn! Orville
l -it-nirr tf fnaulU.
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.rmni'ritM-ni. "
uirdman PHrrMrw Cemetery.
In liru f flowers filer..! at
kcd M tnat to & T"W n.
p.rlatlve from out of town
here lt Ttiufwliiy ti the fun
eral t.f Frin CJ Fl-k re Mr
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FUEL SYSTEMS
STAY CLEAN
Dlicat fuel injector pari get complata protection
wlthChtvron Dieel FueL Itstxcluslvt Detergent Action
prevent! Injector deposits, rust proof the entire fuel
system, keeps it clean $ new.
With dean injectors, your diesel runs smoother, pulls
. . -,i,.ilu Kjn unur encme
harder, operates mosi blumui"v..,. , - -
in top condition... gei wci'b--''"
Chevron Diesel Fuel.
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L. E. (Ed) Dick. Heppner. Ph 6-9633
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M4iy lu KiUf. Ml !! Mx
Aj!rit IUK n4 4ni
if !vi:!l. Vh. liutirrt
,t OakUnd. Calif; Mr Mrs
f;Ui.nr U- ' "l1""'
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flrlUn. .r -f ,i,ar Lk''-f-lif
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Mr an.l Mrs f;l n t'iirnir. U
iia l.- n In tho Nvy I-r )ar.
nnl rH-ntly cn-pl't'-J
mnths duty in Japan, Chin and
.ia!i. Victor rrltay m
ih Ciirjwistrr li-ino wrre Mrs
In-law. Mr nl Mr Clarence La-
l"harsr nn( i,n Crll 'I iu-m-
Ttiin. Wash. THy ' r
La Crandi' to xlMI t tno home
r.f their Msti-r. Mrs V.sWwr Km-
m..nH. arxl th.-n sH-nt the wctk-
rnl at Wallowa Uike.
I!..,! vliu.ri at th hoirif of
Mr an.l Mrs G C P lt wore Mrs
I. its' mother. Mrs h J t nun oi
Tma. Wash, ami i-r brother
and ulster-ln law. Mr and Mrs
Ben KlllMJurne of Slioiton. Wash.
Pan Kllhourne returned home
with his parents after visiting
at the Deit home for ten days.
Mr and Mrs Don Downey and
sons Jerry and Wayne and Mrs
Louise Earwood wont to Ksta
cada last Thursday to visit at
the home of Mr and Mrs Bill
Califf.
Marrletta Ayling of Altadena,
Calif, is visiting at the home of
her brother in law and sister. Mr
and Mrs Wayne Kuhn.
Mr and Mrs F. D Piercey of
Portland .visited at the home of
Mr and Mrs Rollin Bishop last
Friday on their way to Orofino,
Idaho.
Beatrice Scoggins, Arlington
postmaster, and two grandsons
visited at the home of Mr and
Mrs Claud Coats Sunday.
Ruby Webb and son Terry of
Portland were weekend visitors
at the home of her parents. Mr
J-J)
July-July
July
riFRK'S ANNUAL REPORT
From July 1, 1959 to July 1, 1960
uae eamifi m rfr
9,n
-rvrin rmm ACCOUNT
Crfirral run. I warrant Butan1ing
Total f I "l rllm !bwf I ty
nuntv CH "' warrants Uturtl for
IH a(j tlii .
91
122 TM
f 10 311
1?1 V1
Total Grr.fr al fund warrants paid by
Trraurrr . -.
1 l'"0 Tut a I On Fund warrant outstanding
CENCIIAL ItUAU iwnw atwuni
s t..i . i c-n. l:...ul warrant outkiantUrii! . .. a
Total of rlalrns allowed by the
C'uunty Court warrants lued for
the t've claims 3W.5tl
i m.' t.i.i '...ii'l'oad warrants outstandina . ..... - S 33.7tiiKS
9C1381
41
Total of 1 tlalm Uowe.t bv the County
4 6.00000
.. 6.000.00
July
July-
July
July
UUM ' ' " " T ...
- Total Undent fund warrants paid by
Tnaurr - -
..,rrn rflHTini. TDND ACCOUNT
s i t.a v.-.i dmirol Fund warrants outstanding ... $ 1.173.07
Total of M rlaims alhrwed by the County
,... ri n.l uarranta Issued .. 7,111.7
$ 8.31 9.K3
Total Claims paid by Treasurer 7-2i
i Tli.I Weed rontnd warrants outstanding ... 3 3:.92
TAYLOR CRAZING FOND ACCOUNT
Total of 1 claim allowed by County
...... mwA uarrant Issued for the above
- 3.00
' - -
f... i i. ni.l liv Treasurer 3.W
i-uAt rvrrtnrrMFNT FUND ACCOUNT
Alvnvi. . o-Hrt
i irvi u'lrnnii nutiitandinc -.. lOJO
' Total of 7 claims allowed by the County
',..,. an.l unrrann Issued 2G8.00
453.50
Total claims paid bv Treasurer 453.50
DOG FUND ACCOUNT
Total of 12 claims allowed by the County
u'nrrnnla issued for the above
rlmins - $ 44.13
Total paid bv Treasurer 41.13
HOSPITAL MAINTENANCE FUND ACCOUNT
Total of 3 claims allowed by the County
Court and warrants issued tor the above
claims - 8,000.00
Total claims paid by Treasurer ... 4 4.000.00
1 10 Total Hosp. Mtse. warrants outstanding .... $ 4,000.00
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF MORROW
COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 1, 1960
Less County Owned Property
ASSETS
Cash In hands of Treasurer JHlf 95
Taxes (current and delinquent! - l0fU0b.58
$&io,l.b7
LIABILITIES
Warrants outstanding (Gen. Fund) $ Ir'JHo
Warrants outstanding (Gen. Roads) 3o,7b9.K8
ii'orranta mi t st a nH i n f (weed control) 31)9 92
VVnrrnnta nutstanrtinr (HoSD. Mtse.) 4,000.00
Revenues (Miscellaneous and taxes) 137,580.92
Current surplus (Includes amounts due all funds.
Including school Districts) 50,061.33
b $238,125.67
Respectfully Submitted,
Sadie Parrish,
County Clerk"
and Mrs George King.
Mrs Robert Hilder of San Ber
nardino, Calif, and Charles Nick-
erson, Jr of Missouri visited their
ONE MATCH
A MILLION
MATCHES can be made
from one tree.
A MILLION
TREES can be burned
by a forest fire
started with
one match
in careless hands.
It takes years
to grow the trees
a forest fire bums
in one hour.
Be alert
KCEP AMERICA GREEN!
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father, Charles Nickerson, Sr, last
Thursday on their way to visit
their sister-in-law, Mrs Willard
Nickerson at Boise, Idaho.
Mrs Earl Briggs was hostess
for a picnic at her home Wed
nesday afternoon of last week
for members of the Ladies Aid
Society of Community Church.
There were 14 members present,
and guests were Mrs Claud Coats,
Mrs Glen Carpenter, Mrs Walter
Hayes and Mrs Algy Taylor.
Mrs Russell Miller was in
charge of the missionary pro
gram, and read an article, "Ten
minute Testimony."
Eaii Briggs has returned home
from St Anthony's Hospital in
Pendleton.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wooten
entertained the members of the
Young People's Group of Com
munity Church with a party at
their home following church
services Sunday night.
Mrs Oscar Veelle, Sr of Esta
cada is visiting at the home of
her daughter, Gracia Stewart.
Mr and Mrs Joe Tatone and
children Linda and Jody went
to La Grande Sunday to attend
the reunion of the graduating
class of 1940 of La Grande high
school. The Tatones all left for
Portland Tuesday where Jody
was to have more eye surgery
at Good Samaritan hospital Wed
nesday morning.
Temperatures were up in
Boardman again Tuesday when
maximums were around 100 degrees.
Kinzua Corporation
Monument
Mr and Mrs Ellis Hunt of
Prineville was here over the
weekend. They stopped to see
his mother, Reeta Hinton then
went on to Fox to see her folks,
Mr and Mrs A Leasey. They also
attended a bridal shower that
was held for them Sunday even
ing. Mr and Mrs Harold Lippert
spent Saturday evening in Long
Creek.
Mr and Mrs Lilburn Hunt of
Long Creek spent Sunday even
ing at the Harry Scott home.
Elmo Lewis has been in the
John Day hospital since the 25th
and is very low.
Lyle Van Dusen has been a
patient in the John Day hos
pital since Monday evening
when he was found unconscious
beside his horse.
Dale L Matteson of Heppner
spent the weekend here with his
folks.
Miss Laura Lee Shank and the
Stubblefield girls drove Henry
Cupper to the Dayville bus stop.
He left for Yellowstone Park
w here he will work-
Mrs Nadene Wheeler of Kim
berly spent Saturday evening
here visiting at the Darrell Far-
TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT
JULY I, 1959 TO JULY I, I960
I TM. I here with submit this,
itnirrmenu from July 1. 1"9
Mrs Sadie parrUh
. .I-.,.- ttllh I J. It S -,
io June . I ",,v"
BALANCE ON HAND JINK -' '
a . a Em'
.SherifPs Off lee (Tel. Co's total
famines tisi
Shrrlfrs Office UWerC
Khfritf's Office iSrjrrr-at-d Te"
Sheriff-. Offk-e (Temp. Aum p. rmlt.l
L.,tlfr. Offu-e (Fffs Mtlraff'
sheriff s Off ice (intol Permits'
Sheriff s Office K'ash 0-S "
Sheriffs Office (Car Compnlf
sheriffs Office 12" Cross Farnlnss t .
Clerk's Offu-e (Office fees) -
Clerk's Office U'K LU-ensef
n-rk'i rMfu- I Fine! .
Cl"ki Office .Unidentified Rlptsl
fJllllam Co. Delinquent tax .
CmatilU Co, tirriijatlon feest
Wheeler Ca (Trans,H,rtatlon eMHnse to.
Nurse) -;rn-....:vjr't5rir
ft Memorial imspnai
rioniH'
J. O. Ilacer. J. P
i Misc. fines It costs!
Misc. fines It costs)
$ 4A3K8
.. 18.79
., 3k3'.k)U
4ti3
fc7ia-(
433
5.S.VC3
.. 3.132 40
4.13.V31
lta.oo
1(11)00
7401
47.20
3G0OO
.. 3,.'.'.25
4.675.50
11.777-14
2.5C2.35
43,876.92
22120
69.83
775.00
104.69
3, bib.ua
5,000.00
1.UJO.01
'.80
638.71
R B Kinds, i. I. t.Miac. um-i - .
Carl Spaulding Jr. (Rental t Other fair
Ir.va-tlits)
Elaine George (Heppner Cemetery
rwtnll ,.,.....
Howell Appling Jr.. S.-C. of Stat
(Alcohol Control fund receipts'
Howell Appling Jr.. Sec. of Sute
(Motor License fund)
Howell Appling Jr.. Sec. of State
I Amiisi-ment device tX)
Howell Appling Jr.. Sec. of State
(Racing Receipts), 14.7 w-m
Howell Appling Jr., Sec. of state
(l20th Mill levy) 7JAJU
Howell Appling Jr., Sec. of State
(Boat License) JU0-UU
Howell Appling Jr.. Sec. of State
I Forest Kentals) lWio-w
Howell Appling Jr.. Sec. of State
(Taylor Grazing) 2 71
N. C. Anderson, (Weed Spraying) 2,Jba.tl
First National Bank. Oregon (Loan
to General fund - 20,000.00
First National Bank Oregon (Loan nmnn
to Road fund) - 30,000.00
First National Bank Oregon wmcrrai
on Savings Account)
Bank of Eastern Oregon (Interest on
Time Deposit)
General Insurance Co. of America
, 1 8. rrrt art ilict I
Miscellaneous relunds ... .- 1 '. "
Howard Keitnley (payments on Lots) -3.ao
t. T. Pierce, St. Land Board
(lrriduclbte School tuna)
Rex Putnam, excess lax offset
Dewey West, (Trust Fund)
Ln.....mnnf Knnt.il iKflAfl Hi 11(1)
CUlJJI.l.v ..v..-. .. uf, .ill
saie ot buppnes (Road 1-unii) ""-
Howeil Appnng Jr., (Gas tax relund, road) 2,3aJ.9to
aoweii Appnng Jr., (Sale ruoiic
Lanusi - iwMinn
noH -ivnot fund KecoiutS D.800.00
Total ......."I."..... J........ $1.244,&54.52
Total Receipts pius Balance on hand July 1, 1959 $1,329,940.73
General fund warrants paid $142,755.76
Road fund warrants paid J03,o.i
County School tunas paia to ouniy
School Sup't 621,877.71
City funds paid to tne resp. ciues 7(;o7
in the County 47,Z':
C,.K..vr.l fiinHc liirnurt tn IJISt. 3-1 i.CnO BOO.
IH 28,981.90
County Hospital warrants paid J,
School Bonds Retired and Interest paid .... 71.MW.50
Irrigation fund warrants paid 22,000.00
Irrigon Rural Fire Protection uisi.
warrants paid ''u"'u"
Game fines money paid uame
Commission
Pntfiwiomont fund warrants oaid
Kodent Control fund warrants paid 6,929'?2
Dog fund warrants paid ?!o
boardman Cemetery warrants paia x,i.ov.vo
Heppner Cemetery warrants paid iai.oo
Irn t-rnn fpmptcrv warrants Daid 231.00
Weed Control fund warrants paid 7,91o'm
Taylor Grazing warrants paid 3.00
noad Trust tund warrants paid 5,800.00
Dewey West Trust fund warrants paid 5,000.00
Forest Fire Patrol turned to oiaie
Forester 10,io
lone Fire Patrol turned to City of lone 1,000.24
Bank of Eastern Oregon P.etund (Tax) .... 66.79 nnn CA
$ 129,919.09
Respectfully Submitted,
Syivia E. McDaniel
Morrow County Treasurer
SHERIFF'S AND TAX COLLECTORS'
ANNUAL REPORT
JULY 1, 1959 TO JULY 1, 1960
TO:
Sadie Parrish
In accordance with Section 294-230 0. R. S., I herewith submit
this, my annual report of receipts and disbursements from July
1, 1959 to June 30, 1960, both dates inclusive.
TAX COLLECTION
RECEIPTS
On hand and on deposit July 1, 1959 '. $ 273.66
1959-60 Taxes '. $ 956,911.70
1958-59 Taxes $ 50,301.86
1957-58 Taxes 9,197.14
1956-57 Taxes 5,456.04
1955-56 Taxes 1,120.29
1954-55 Taxes 767.28
1953-54 Taxes 402.95
1952-53 Taxes - 297.96
1951-52 Taxes 1,944.54
1950-51 Taxes - 2,560.33
1949-50 Taxes 200.93
1948-49 Taxes 275.88
Land Sales 5,262.44
2 Denaltv on forelosure 49.51 $1,035,001
263.25
455.50
Over collection by Assessor
15.83
Total on hand and received $1,035,038.34
DISBURSEMENTS
Turned over to County Treasurer $1,029,436.90
Unsegregated Funds $645,846.79
Segregated Funds 383,590.11
Expense of tax forelosure 45.20 45.20
On deposit -.. 5.348.69
Cash on hand - - 205.75 '
Refund on over collection - Moi
Total disbursements and Balance on hand. June 30, 1960 $1,035,038.J4
TEMPORARY AUTO PERMITS
Receipts $463.25 Disbursements - $463.25
CIVIL FEES AND MILEAGE
Receipts $693.57 Disbursements " 2219
$693.57
PISTOL PERMITS
Receipts $ 32.00 Disbursements -.-$ 32.00
BOAT LICENSE
Receipts $117.00 Disbursements ...$117.00
Kespecuuuy auommea,
C J. D. Bauman
Sheriff and Tax Collector
By.
Elvira Irby
Deputy
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