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71,26 )
138U Principal on Bonds I Include rrfltle
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Tutal Eaponditure
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44,124
CHEDULE V
School Lunch Fund
trnxATTD itcrrro and itcwwua cub balance
Actual
rural Year
End tor
June VK 1X9
(1)
?WD0
30.518 00
3v,i (i)
40.17100
Fiscal Year
Ending
June SO. 1
(21
33.710 00
4J 107 00
3373 00
43.6MQ.00
Budget
Allowance
Current
ricl Year
13
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lilUft)
44.0O0 0O
I'.rtn
(4)
VS Federal Money Received Through Stt
T7 Sale of Lunche
Ttrtal Kceipta
tw-etnntn Sri Ch balance (Of Deficit)
Total Budget Kreource
Estimated
tor
Enuir,j
Flarai Year
. 3n.V
, 43 am
1 cxo
44.UDO
New Booki in Hcppner Public Librory
y MB. BLANCHE BB0WN
ESTIMATED EXPENDrTUBES AND BZSERVC
2,45300
33,4J300
STA00
191.00
36.602.00
3.57100
40473.00
3 KB 00
36,71500
1.3400
H01 .00
42533 00
314100
45.oao.oo
4.VX) 00
34.ato
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ijsoouo
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43.WW CM
1.000 00
44.O00.OO
910 Salarle
Kl lood
VZ1 Supplle
fctt Itrplaccment of Equipment
inner
Total Estimated Expenditure
Reserved for Expenditure tn ruturt Year
Total Expenditure and Reserve
4M
34.000
2.5O0
6tX
43.0H)
l.Ott)
41.000
SCHEDULE vni
Serial Levy Fund
ESTIMATED ICCCm AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE
130.000.00 Total Receipts
Reelnnlnv Net
130.000.00 Total Budget Resource
Beginning Nrt Caah Balanct toe Deficit)
1130.000
60.000
190.000
ESTIMATTD EXPENDITURES AKD BE3EBVE
130.000.00 Total Estimated Expenditure
130.000.00 Total Expenditure and Rceetv
190,000
190.000
SCHEDULE XX
Tcocherogo and Special Building Fund
ESTIMATED ItCXirrS AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE
Beginning Net Cash Balance tor Deficit)
Total Budget Resource
3.150
5.0)0
8.150
ESTIMATED EXT ENDITU8XS AND EES EH YE
Total Estimated Expenditure
Reamed for Expenditure In Future Year
Total Expenditure and Reaerv
1.350
6.8O0
8.150
THE GAZETTE-TIMES
IS THE MORROW COUNTY
AGENT FOR
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS
CHAMPIONSHIP MADRAS TEAM
DOWNS MUSTANGS
EMMY LOU
SAYS,
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ThtfIS OvKCLOCk
TWe'iSTdWMY
$ieM9&tijWhY
cLOCKsaSfOOL r
Turner, Van Marter
& Bryant
INSURANCE AGENCY
183 Main Pbon 6-9652
By NEAL FENLAND
Coach Ole Johnson' Madras
cage quad kept their perfect
record for the season as uicy
downed the Heppner quintet
both nights on the Madras maple.
Friday night Heppner played the
best game of the two but were
still outclassed by the very
strong Buff team as they racked
up an 86 to 43 victory. Saturday
evening the Mustangs got wal
loped by 51 points as they lost
84 to 33.
This was the last series for six
Heppner boys who will graduate
In May. They are Tom Green,
Ron Gray, Larry Tibbies, Stuart
Grlbble, Dave Creswlck and Den
nis Dick .
Friday night both teams open
ed up the game fast with the
Hnnnner team staying within
one or two points until the mid
dle of the period ana tne wnue
Buffaloes settled down. The first
npriod was the only quarter of
the game that the Heppner team
was able to control tne uuns
at all. In the last three quarters,
Madras was hittlne from all
parts of the floor with Joe Pied
mont, Gregg Macy ana uarry
Moe leadine the way. From the
charity line Madras shot 65.
Tod scorer for the Heppner
ouintet and too for the game
was Sonny Blddle with 18 and
for Madras Garry Galbraith and
Garry Moe led with 16 each.
Saturday nleht. Heppner was
unable to do anything with the
Madras team as they waiKea
away with their biggest victory
of the season with a 51 point
lead. Heppner went down to the
league champ 84 to 33.
In the first half of play Mad
ras got 42 points and the Hep
pner team only tallied for 15.
The second half of play wa
not much better for the Heppner
team as Madras kept on rolling
up the points.
The Mustang cage squad end
ed the 19G0-61 season with 5 win
and 13 losses. They were tied
for the cellar in the league.
FRIDAY
43 MADRAS
18 Moe
11 Galbraith
6 Piedmont
4 Macy
4 Tanawasha
0 Hill
0 Stewart
0 Fields
0 Clark
0 Tolley
Stevenson
Tingle
SATURDAY
33 MADRAS
9 Piedmont
6 Macy
6 Stewart
4 Hill
4 Moe
1 Tolley
1 Clark
0 Galbraith
2 Fields
0 Tingle
Tanawasha
Stevenson
HEPPNER
Blddle
Gray
Moyer
Green
Grlbble
Webb
Creswlck
Dick
Gardner
Tibbies
HEPPNER
Green
Gray
Grlbble
Tibbies
Moyer
Webb
Creswlck
Blddle
Dick
Gardner
86
16
16
15
7
6
6
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Yf after showers
Caught unprepared by audden
showers? No matter! Our special
rain proofing process will give
all tout clothes added resistance
against moisture. Try it especially
for all your sportswear, ski tog
and casual wear.
Call
6-9441
FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY
lone & Lexington Men. & Thurs.
STUDY COURSE
AT HEPPNER CHUBCH
About fourteen adult attended
the study and discussion of the
book entitled. "Way of Under
standing God' Word," led by
Ppv Homer WoUlnEton. inurs-
day evening at the Assembly of
Good. An average of mteen per
sons have attended these weekly
studies.
Certificate will be awarded
those who complete the study.
TELL 'EM YOU SAW IT
IN THE GAZETTE-TIMES
"JOHNNY OSAGE t JanW
IMt C;lr: -Jihnn iwajfiT
cm ty Ma name t au if
Ma tUme fiivmUhSp Ul t
0e In.lUiva. II a atory Is u14
eealrut lh background i-f the
old tg homrlatut. the prrwtit
tate of Oklahoma, I-T ty 1K.'1
the fronlirr had mvrd west
ward and Johnny, a rttlc-g man
who prvfcmd U wlldrniMui un
rvUd by clvtSUaiUm. nntved
with It and hoeame partner
in Ma brother-in-law' trading
pt To such a man. the arrival
of croup tf mWhtanartr to
"Improve" the Graces Is far from
wekxme. And to Judith Lowell,
the vour.fi teacher diioated to
educating O . children accord
ins to the laws of Cod and the
White Man. Johnny' admiration
for Otac ways Is shocking and
Inexplicable. The touching love
story of Johnny and Judith la
set against a dark and blody
background of raids and mas
sacre In the bitter feud between
Onages and Cherokee a feud
In which the U.S. government
plays the role of uneasy arbiter.
-SUMMER OF riUDE" by Ella-
abeth Savage: A powerful and
entertaining novel about a suc
cessful ranching family In
present-day Idaho, Matt Oliver,
iirorf minded e!4et son repn
t.t.ie fr fnaUnj t. rar.rh g..
Is tubbomly wt a'alr.i.t the de
lre of Ma iTllllarst younger
trf.rr Py U w.tlnu In the
teaching ptvfriiin. In hi effort
to win I'aul back !a the family
ramh. XUlt encounter a deter
mlnrd (.xwient In the rin f
i:ilrheih Stanton, the tlifornla
L-Irl wlih whom Tul fell In love
at college. The two tlvala meet
In a strong clah of will, wnh
an unuaual reult that tevealt
much about the Inner meaning
to loyalty and pride.
Other new books on our
shelves Include: Trutee from
the Toolroom" by Shute; "The
tidier" ty Pv-wcil; "f"i 4rm!c"
by Slaughter; "Tl.e WIk lvwn
Main Siret" by Mjvre; Ywur.t
Adult; Tn.my Trll Me True"
ty Summer; Janlar llih; "Ala-
ha th forthy hinth State" by
Uiid.,uut. "Silver It cute cf
Kloiie fhuck" by Wd: Tcnif it
Ia by Wtl; "Jli'kahey!
AnieH. an Indian Tlen and
.Vow" bv lv.fMn and Wilson:
"t'tim tit Our Salmon Vat" by
MiKeow n; "Ttt Ll Canyon tf
the Navajo" by Lrt&er.
DEERE DAY
lOiM A. M.
In Heppi'
FEBRUARY 24
FOLLETT
MEAT CO.
Harmlston. Oreaoa
Ph. JO 7-6651
n Uermlston-McNai-y
Highway
WHOLESALE MEATS
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
SCHEDULE
Hogs
Cattle ...
Sheep
Tuesday
Wed., Thurs.
Any Day
II J-
d& ifteUuttfi
No "squeeie" on you whan you do business with us. Your
obJectiT i toched quickly, courteously, pleasantly.
HEPPNER AUTO SALES, INC.
Thunderblrd
Ford
Falcon
May & Main Streets
Phone 6-9152 or 6-9153
"Double-Jointed" people merely have Joints which allow them
to assume odd and unusual positions. Webster.
OTY
20th
A
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