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Newspaper Page Text2 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, jmy I WO UINS VY In mxes In Sterling Contest IRRIGON NEWS Legion Has Picnic At Hamlin Cabin By MRS. ALBERT PARTLOW Mr. and Mrs. Gene Andrews and two-week old son, Kenneth Gene, of Portland, spent four days with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zehner. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller left Thursday, for a fishing trip in the Desolation area, where they will join Mr. and Mrs. Dave Graybeal, who went earlier in the' week. Both families took their camp trailers, and plan to stay several days. Mr anrl Mrs. Sam Snvder, Mike, Vivian Templeton and Frances McDonald have returned home from btocmon, i,aiu., where thev visited Alice and Mike Califf. Howard Califf, who had spent a month with Alice and Mike, returned home with thp finvders. and Vivian Temple ton remained with the Califfs in Stockton for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Zehner and four children of Portland, were overnitrht euests of Mr. and Mrs. Vlmpr Zehner. Also visiting at the Zehner home are Nicki r:nWcin if V.npene and Mattiel Zehner of Portland. The girls are staying for two weeks. The fire truck was called to the Abercrombies Friday, July 20. to extinguish a grass fire that came quite close to their dwell ing. LaVelle Partlow and Dbnna Isom drove to Richland, Wn. Wednesday evening to hear a concert presented by the Black wood Brothers quartet. The con cert was held in the First Naz arene church. Mr. and Mrs. Frankie B. Pum mel and daughters, Serena and Crishara of Salem visited his brother, Perry Pummel, and fam iiv Tiiosrtnv. Julv 17. Miss Linda Early, daughter of Mr. nnH Mrs. Charles Early, at tended Ascension Summer school at Cove, July 5 through 15. Mimi jivnf?e of Stanfleld went to rnmn with Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Coy have moved into one of the Partlow duplex apartments. The six-month old infant son tn Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland pass ed away July 19 at the Good Shepherd hospital. Mr. Cleveland is stationed In the Marine Corps at Okinawa, and will fly home. The Clevelands moved to Irri gon the first of the week. Jeannie Edwards and three children of Pendleton are spend ing the week with her mother, Mrs. Elmer Zehner and family. Mrs. Richard Price and child ren visited her mother, Mrs. Karl Sanders and family from July ,11 through 22. Monday July 23, they will go to Arling ton to visit Mrs. Price's sister, Mrs. Jim Kornev. and from there to The Dalles to see her other sister, Mrs. Carl Russell and family. After her visit, Mrs. Price will co to San Diego and from there to the east coast. She wi then flv to Tripoli Libia, Africa, where she will ioin her husband who is stationed at Wheeler A.F.B. Mrs. Price Is the former Perev Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. James McRae nnd Bobbv have returned home from vacationing in southern Oreeon. Thev visited Mrs. Me- Rae's son, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Steaeall and family at Madias, and from there they went to Klamath Falls to see Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noble and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Shattuck. Lyla and Doug Shattuck ac romnnnied them to the Jack son Kinhall State Park where thev eamned and fished June 2!) throiiL'h Julv 14. They also attended a rodeo in Klamath Falls where their daughter Helen's husband, Harry Noble nnrtli'lnated and won the saddle lirone ride. He also placed in the H ni ma bull ride. Mr. and Mrs. Klbert Eppen- bach and family left for a trip to the coast and on to Beale Air Viwcp Base in California to see their son Don, who is stat ioned there. Thev will bring thei iliiuL'hter Judv dome with them At the Julv citv council meet lnt. a decision was made aeainst narrowing any of the streets within the citv limits. Mrs. Vernon Stewart's folks, Mr niul Mrs. Flovd Ueeder o: Grande were week-end guest nt the Stewart home. They let for home Monday, and Tommy Stewart went with them, where he will visit with them and also his other grandparents, Mr. am Mrs. Frank Stewart, also of La Grande. Mrs. Marv Adams was rhnlrman for the weekly meet ln of the Golden Age club which met at the C. R. C July 17 For her urogram, Janic Marlow and Elanore Eppenhach emit Hun ilnets Mrs. Marv Adams showed color slides of the World's Fair. Mrs. Marv Smith of Spokane VV M V icitiui her iiuuirhter. Mrs. W.ivne Huwe and family and nther friends in Irrigon July 17 At the Dresent time, Mrs. Smith Is temporarily employed at Cnmas. Wn. The children of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Rand of Hermlston spent Sunday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Batie Rami oi lrn Mrs. Vernon Stewart and Sharon and Mrs. Ruth McCoy snent Fridav In Pendleton, and drove from there to La Grand where they stayed overnight with relatives. Visiting hew last week with his narents. Mr. and Mrs. Karl r.iilinm. were Rev. and Mrs. inekson Gilliam and family Great Falls, Montana. The Jack cn r.minm famllv then iourn evoH to the roast and the Earl Giliinms visited with anoth and family. Mr. and Mrs Howard Gilliam. Salem. The families eot together on the coast and Earl and Jackson had fniioht two salmon deep mm Some 55 persons attended the American Legion and Auxiliary picnic held Sunday, Jury id ai the Frank Hamlin cabin at Parkers Mill. The group en.ioyed tne pot- luck dinner followed D.y cares and other games. The meat dish was furnished Dy me region members. . , , No regularly scheduled meet- ncs ot tne region unu auxil iary are held during the summer months. Mrs. rraim ndinim, .,,iligm nrnsldent. said she will cail a special meeting of the members to prepare ior me hamburger stand they will have finrint? the Morrow county rodeo to be September 1 and 2. Mr nnH Mrs. Hervel Petty i..t,n YnUima. visited Tuesday night and Wednesday with his hmther and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pettyjohn. Two Heppner girls have been named winners in the nation wide "Graduate to sterling" contest sponsored locally by Peterson's Jewelers, ine aternriK silversmiths of America will send each girl a miniature ster ling silver spoon pin in me pat tern of her choice. The girls are Nancy L. Peck and Ronnie Belsma. The con test was open to 1962 graduating high school girls, and some 60,000 from all over the country entered. First prize of $1000 was won hv sue nan in niuou ii nrepori. and Agnes ZelsnacK Marathon, N. Y., was receiving a prize oi $oou Mrs. Fay George, Portland, visited with her sister and hus band, Mr. and Mrs. Clive Huston, Saturday. Also visiting were Mrs. George's daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koskl, Chicago. of second, i, pM . - - XA IX i 'ft fl r J VJ (if7 P IC i4f Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hill and family and Arlene Powell, all of Pendleton, were in town Sat urday and Sunday for Mrs. Hill's Heppner High school c ass reunion. The reunion of me class nf iqf;2 was saturaay ow- " Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Deane Graves are home from Ft. Lewis, Wn., and plan to move their trailer house to Hardman. Deane recently re turned from a six month tour of duty in Germany and was discharged from the U. S. Army Monday. FAMILY GROUPS of eight children each are featured in this week's America's Future series. At left are the eight children of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Hartle ot Heppner. including Shirley Carlson, 17, Leland Carlson, 15, Ralph Carlson, 14, Dennis Carlson, 13, Rosetta Hartle, 12, Ivan Carlson, 11. Edna Hartle, 10, and Louise Hnrtia. i Sf rinM nre the eiaht children ox Mr. ana mis. B. Marouardt of Lexington, including Bruce, 10, Billee June, Penny, 8, Charma, 6, Douglas, 22 Philip, IV2. Norita, Ricky, 10. SHERIFF'S AND TAX COLLECTORS ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 1961, TO JUNE 30, 1962 TO: loUNTYCLERK OF CfJUm submit in accordance with Sect ior 294-230 U- i n y fo nnual report oi receipis a..u 30, 1962, ootn lAoLLECTIONS SEShand and on deposit July 1, 1961 my a June 442.96 HV2- Bill 8V2. and FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 1, 1962 Less County Owned Property ASStis $1,010,414.17 Cash Taxes n hands of Treasurer - m 553.74 (current and delinquent) $1,176,976.91 LIABILITIES B670 67 Warrants outstanding (General Fund' 34918:44 Warrants outstanding tuenerai 3312 44 1 1 ictnnHinp Hiosn tal Mtse. Fund) (Miseellaneous and taxes) 195.874.46 Current Surplus (includes amounts due an iunu, including school district) ' $1,176,976.91 Respectfully submitted, Sadie Parrish County Clerk of Morrow County, Ore, CLERK'S ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 1961, TO JUNE 30, 1962 GENERAL FUND ACCOUNT Julv 1. 1961 General Fund warrants outstanding $ n,. Total OI lion Claims aiiuweu uy mc r-n.ti, Poiirt nnH warrants issued VUUIU v ...v 11Q11QCC for the above claims i4S,ii.bo 1961-62 1960-61 1959-60 1958-59 1957-58 1956-57 1955-56 1954-55 1953-54 1952-53 1951-52 1950-51 $159,417.78 Total claims paid by Treasurer 150,747.11 Julv 1. 1962 Total warrants outstanding $ 8,670.67 nrMCPBT BOAT) FUND ACCOUNT Julv 1. 1961 General Road warrants outstanding $ 14,195.89 Total of 690 claims allowed by the rn,,n., r'nrt nnH warrants issued for the above claims 230,567.06 2 penalty on foreclosure ........ Outstanding chocks cancelled $1, 256,758.64 Land Sales Total on hand and received - $1,257,201.60 Turned to County Treasurer s"q90450 l,A,!"-'J Unsegregated funds 49660329 Tax turnovers 99fi7Q 226.79 Cost of foreclosure 205 75 Cash on hand 26127 467.02 On deposit " Total disbursements and balance on hand June 30, 1962 $1,257,201.60 TEMPORARY AUTO PERMITS m(ot $397 95 Disbursements $oti. Total warrants paid by $244,762.95 Treasurer 209,844.51 TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 1961, TO JUNE 30, 1962 196? $ 111,210.11 769.98 508.20 327.25 32.50 226.54 4,901.50 232.60 165.00 2,581.75 360.00 3,600.00 4,175.00 .14 4.98 3,471.35 216.63 Mrs. Sadie Parrish Ch'rin SScJffi wrR0"., I herewith submit this my ill oiLuiuni.i . Ji.,K,,rcomonta from JulV 1. 19bl. tO annual report oi receipia uiuu,j" - innn .'in. 19.2. ootn oaies inclusive. Balance on hand from June 30, Received from: . . a urn ffA cn Sheriff's office (Unsegrega ed taxes) ?1?'?Xq9q Sheriff's office (Segregated taxes w,. Sheriff's office (Elec. Co-op's gross nrnina'o tax) 1V?'?Z Sheriff's office (E. Ore. Tele. Cos.) Sheriff's office (Fees & Mileage) .......... Sheriff's office (Temp. Auto permits) . Sheriff's office (Pistol Permits) Sheriff's office (From slot mat-nines; ... :ierk's oftice (Oltice iees) lerk's office (Law Linrary iees; i,..if'o nffii-o mop License) Umatilla Co. Treasurer (Irrigation Tax) Pioneer Memorial Hospital (water item J. o. llager's court (Fines & Costs) R. B. Rands' Court t fines & losisi Lenna Smith (Rentals & other tair .ui luon. Elaine George" ( Heppner Cemetery receipts) MU.ai Violet Hill (lrrigon Cemetery receipts) Howell Appling (Alcohol Control) it .11 A....iii.. I A mncomnnt Tax) nuwcu ii'""H w. . ' ii qq-1 nr. Howell Appling (Motor License fees) 'Sf Howell Appling (forestry uerua s; "'Xin Howell Appling (Taylor (.razing) ...... Howell Appling (Rembu. Pub. Health Exp.) II A ....i I it ir gu Tnv Kl!l 11(1 .. HUWeil JliiuiK '"" ill 107791 Howell Aimling (Racing Receipts)..... 'W1 Howell Appling (St. tax as equalized for County Fairs) , r" Howell Appling (Sale of Pub. Lands) . State of Ore. Liquor Commission ........... State of Ore. Land Board urreuuciun- 1Pr9,n fund) ; - i'Xoofio Dept. of Education ( lax onsen State of Ore. Pub. Welfare Commission (overpayments) State of Ore. (Transporting prisoners) State of Ore. (Boat License) State of Ore. (Refund Civil Defense State of Ore. Highway Dept. ,i..r...wi I...! ,i . l?n ititu rrl l vmt Nat'l Bank of Ore. (Bank Loan) 20,000.00 First Nat'l Bank of Ore. (Int. Sch. B Sav. Ace't.) First Nat'l Bank of Ore. (Int. Sav. Ace't.) First Nat'l Bank of Ore. (Pur. of Sch. Bonds) The Bank of Eastern Ore. (Bank Loan) -.- - Morrow Co. Grain Growers (Dividends) G. II. Levva l Kent on Air Port) General Ins. Co. of America (Dividend) Oregon Dist. Attorney's (Refund) Sale of Janitor's supplies (Gen. fund) Union Pacific K. R. Co. (Weed Control) Bail Forfeited. John V. Pape v, .lnhii V. Pane Sale of Supplies, Road Fund (Patrol Uental) , 2'307'43 Sale of Supplies, Road fund (Crushed 263 42 i)..-i,t I'.HKtr fur Morrow Co. Schools 2,624.58 ai n a r-i a a a JUlv 1. 1962 Total warrants outstanding 9 oi,io.'ii Total of 1 claim allowed by the Pramtv Pmirt nnH warrants issued $ 5,093.00 Total claims paid by Treasurer $ 5,U93.uu HOSPITAL MAINTENANCE FUND ACCOUNT July 1, 1961 Hospital Maintenance warrants 932.48 1,634.13 3,270.30 793.30 870.53 1,306.91 5,983.62 2,251.77 25.00 345.00 387.50 2,085.86 6,664.20 144.76 870,000.00 30,000.00 1.07 1,200.00 103.78 100.00 4.61 86.99 500.00 100.00 outstanding $ Total of 9 claims allowed by the County Court and warrants issued for the above claims 2.00 S.000.00 $ 8,002.00 Total claims paid by Treasurer 4,689.56 (! O O 1 O A A Julv 1. 1962 Total warrants outstanding 9 j.oi.ii July 1, WEED CONTROL FUND ACCOUNT 1961 Weed Control fund warrants outstanding Total of 21 claims allowed by the County Court and warrants issued for the above claims - 462.29 4,430.00 Total claims paid by $ 4,892.29 Treasurer 4,892.29 DOG FUND ACCOUNT July 1, 1961 Dog Fund claims outstanding Total ot ( Claims anoweu uy me County Court and warrants issued for the above-claims 50.00 162.7! 95 Taxes ' 77',696.64 i,a" 14,457.34 1 dAca Taxes Taxes Taxes Taxes Taxes Taxes Taxes Taxes Taxes 5,660.25 1,880.23 2,306.98 1,052.83 398.95 402.75 139.56 8.04 93.97 87.44 3.41 160.00 CIVIL FEES AND MTT.F.AflE Rpppints $508.20 Disbursements IteCLipiS t,yoh-T 1FBM1TC Disbursements "..iu LICENSE Disbursements $iuu.ou $ 32.50 v-v.-.., DUAi Receipts $100.00 Respectfully Submitted, C. J. D. Bauman Sheriff and Tax Collector By Elvira Irby, Deputy ' ' ' ' M , , $ 212.75 Total claims paid by Treasurer 212.75 LAW LIBRARY FUND ACCOUNT July 1, 1961 Law Library Fund warrants outstanding Total of 5 claims allowed by the County Court and warrants issued for the above claims ..$ 17.00 518.00 Total Claims paid by Treasurer 535.00 535.00 ai.rOHOL ENFORCEMENT FUND ACCOUNT Julv 1. 1961 Alcohol Enforcement warrants outstanding $ 200.00 Total of 3 claims allowed by the rnimtv fnnrr and warrants issued for the ahove claims 175.48 $ Total Claims paid by Treasurer 375.48 375.48 Now... test drive the riEVVJEEP'TOnrLADOOIIG EEIGHJE You'll be amazed at its performance! Presenting the Tornado-OHC, America's first overhead camshaft engine designed specially for commercial vehicles. WHAT IS AN 0HC ENGINE? In a conventional engine, the valves are on top the camshaft, which operates them, down below. TheTornado OHC has overhead valves and an overhead camshaft which is what OHC stands for. The simplicity of this system-It has 36 fewer moving parts makes It much more efficient. It produces 33 more power with up to 25 better gas economy needs less maintenance and lasts much longer. COME IN AND TEST DRIVE THE TORNADO-OHC ENCINE-now available In 'Jeep' Pick-ups, 4-wheel drive Utility Wagons, 2-wheel drive Station Wagons and Panel Deliveries. JOB-PROVED I I I WT 1 I I I J VEHICLES U TORNADO-OHC-STOUT MEW HEART FOR'JEEP' VEHICLES FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY MAY AND CHASE HEPPNER To(ll $2,341,815.48 Total Receipts'pius Baiance on hand July 1, 1961 $2,453,025.59 DISBURSEMENTS General Fund Warrants paid im'n?7o Road Fund Warrants paid S,V'V?i 1? Morrow Countv School funds turned 81,VnM ii Dist. No. 51 Kcho turned to them oo Ji Citv funds turned to them ofSAnm Fair Fund Warrants paid Morrow Co. Hospital Warrants paid nAA School Bonds and Interest paid o'Xn?i'nn Irrigation Warrants paid 1 Law Library Warrants paid Port of Morrow Funds paid Silfi Forest Fire Patrol tax turned to State .... lD.Dli.J lrrigon Rural Fire Patrol tax turned to them 1.575.7 Heppner Rural Fire Patrol Tax turned w to them ; ' 75 Game Fines turned to the Mate ' Knforcement Warrants paid eToo'ai Rodent Control Warrants paid 5.1UU.81 Covote Bounty refunds to i.riuun & Miller Dog Fund Boardman Cemetery Heppner Cemetery lrrigon Cemetery Weed Control Fund Dist. No. IM Building Fund cno7D9 Warrant paid 6,07.y .77 213.33 2,234.26 11.016.44 2.617.49 4,896.56 $1,442,611.42 $1,442,611.42 Balace on Hand June 30, w2 $1,010,414.17 Respectfully Submitted, Svlvla E. McDaniel County Treasurer R ' : ' ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT FOR FANTASTIC 2 FOR 1 SAVINGS AND OUTSTANDING BUYS SALE ENDS SATURDAY Slock Up On Beauty Aids, Lotions, First Aid Supplies, Vitamins, Needs For The Home And Sundries CLIP THIS COUPON 50 FREE GOLD BOND STAMPS PHIL'S PHARMACY NO PURCHASE NECESSARY COUPON EXPIRES AUGUST 2 fishing.