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BOWLING BITS His 'N Hers Team Hillbillies Gutter Dusters Dykaries Lazy 4 Four C's Originals Bruggles W L 41 15 39 17 38 18 32 24 25 31 23 33 13 42Ms 12 43 Diggers High Ind. Game Men. Dave E., 210; Women JoAnn D 194; High Ind. Series Men, Art D., 581; Women JoAnn H., 444; High Team Game, Dykaries, 780; High Team Series, Dykaries, 2185. Blue Mt League Team W L Kinzua Corp. 21 10 Wagon Wheel 21 10 H&M Construction 21 11 Gar Aviation 19 13 Herman and Dick 15 17 Central Mkt. 11 21 Ford Tire 10 22 Pettyjohn Co. 9 23 High Ind. Game, Kenneth Brenner, 205; High Ind. Series, Kenneth Brenner, 573; High Team Game, Kinzua Corp., 932; High Team Series, Kinzua Corp., 2671. Putman Flying, Inc. WEED SPRAYING CALL HOTEL HEPPNER Phf 676-9623 NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING The budget for the Port of Morrow for the fiscal year 1964-1965, beginning July 1, 1964, as de tailed and summarized in the accompanying schedules was prepared on an accounting basis con sistent with that used in prior set lorth in an accompanying statement. A copy of the budget may be inspected by interested per sons between the hours of 7:00 P. M. and 10:00 P. M. at Citv Hall. Boardman. Ore., on Aoril 7. 14. 21 and 25, 1964. The budget document or any portion of it may $.10 per sheet at said times and place. A meeting of the Board Morrow will be held April 30, 1964 of holding a public hearing on this part of it. Total Tax Levy Computation All Funds Total Budget Requirements $ 70,839 Less Budget Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied 42,639 Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget 28,200 Add Taxes Estimated Not to Be Received During Ensuing Year 2,800 TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED $ 31,000 Analysis of Taxes To Be Levied Within 6 Limitation $ 31,000 Outside 6 Limitation none Not Subject to 6 Limitation none TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED $ 31,000 Tax Levy Computation Total Budget Requirements $110,980 $ Less Budget Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied 82,780 Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget 28,200 Add Taxes Estimated, Not To Be Received During Ensuing Year 2,800 TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED 31,000 $ Analysis of Taxes To Be Levied Within 6 Limitation $ 31,000 $ Outside 6 Limitation none Not Subject to 6 Limitation none TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED $ 31,000 $ Type of Indebtedness Bonds Interest Bearing Warrants Short Term Notes TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS Petty Cash Balance, July 1 Kofxee Kup Keglers Town and Country 50 29 4 Alley Cats 47 33 Balterettes 42 38 Pin-Ups 41 38 Sparse Spares 39 40 The Markers 34 46 Knock Outs 33 46 4 Musketeers 32 48 High Ind. Game, Vesta Kil kenny (sub), 180; High Ind. Series, Vest Kilkenny (sub), 504; High Team Game, Balter ettes, 709; High Team Series, Balterettes, 2043. City League Team W L Fiesta Bowl 44 20 Air Base 42 22 Morgan Elevator 40 24 M&R Specials 35 29 RAM No. 26 32 32 Masons 30 34 Court House 19 , 45 Becket Equipment 14 50 High Ind. Game, Art Dyck, 212 High Ind. Series, Art Dyck, 555; High Team Game, Fiesta Bowl, 940; High Team Series, Fiesta Bowl, 2724. Commercial League Team W L Kinzua Loggers 64 31 A. L. Daggett 58 38 years. Major changes, if any, and at 8:00 P. M. at City Hall, Boardman, Oregon, for the purpose budget. Any person may appear to discuss the budget or any Signed DEWEY W. WEST, JR. President, Port of Morrow FINANCIAL SUMMARY FOR THE ENSUING FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING General Fund $ $ $ $ FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING General Bonded Total Fund Debt Fund All Funds STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS Outstanding July 1 Current Ensuing Year Year Actual Estimated none none none none none none none none Current Year Actual Ensuing Year Estimated none Approved by Budget Committee April 2, 1964 Signed, DEWEY W. WEST, JR. Chairman of Budget Committee Rietmann Hardware 57 38 Bank of EO , 47 49 Heppner Lumber Co. 45 51 Willow Creek Club 41 55 First Nat. Bank 36 60 IOOF 35 61 High Ind. Game, Don Bellen brock, 199; High Ind. Series, Bill Siewert, 565; High Team Game, A. L. Daggett, 939; High Team Series, Willow Creek Club, 2643. Pin Spinners Team W L Bank of EO 24 8 Jack's Chevron 19 13 Peterson's Jewelry 19 13 Del's Market 18 14 Elma's Apparel 18 14 Central Market 16 16 Heppner Elks 7 21 PMH Angels 7 21 High Ind. Game, Joyce Pheg ley, 179; High Ind. Series, Joyce Phegley, 491; High Team Game, Del's Market, 929; High Team Series, Del's Market, 2734. Fiesta Women's Major Team Lairds' Variety Turner, Van Marter and Bryant Grain Growers Lexington Co-op Lott's Electric Kinzua Corp. First National Bank Padberg Mach. Co. W 25 23 18 17 16 10 10 7 9 14 15 16 22 22 25 Kil- High Ind. Game, Vesta kenny, 206; High Ind. Series, Iris Campbell, 501; High Team Game, First National Bank, 900; High Team Series, Lairds' Variety, 2473. Thursday Night Ladies Team W L L. E. Dick, 20 12 MiLadies 19 13 Kinzua Corp. 17 15 Humphreys 15 17 Wishing Well 15 17 Phil's Pharmacy 15 17 C. Ed Cole 15 17 Ruggles' Insurance 15 20 High Ind. Game, Donna Gor don, 202; High Ind. Series, Na omi Rice, 480; High Team Game, Phil's Pharmacy, 930; High Team Series, MiLadies, 2695. 'Salmon for All' Speaker Billed Dan Schausten, representing "Salmon for All, Inc.," will speak at the Lexington Grange hall on Saturday, April 25, at 10:30 a.m. at the Pomona Grange meeting, it is announced. He will present the case for the commercial fishing industry on the Columbia river and will ask for voter rejection of the current initiative which seeks to ban commercial fishing on the river. their effects on this budget are be obtained for $.50 complete or of Commissioners of the Port of JULY 1, 1964 Port Facilities Fund Bonded Debt Fund 39,850 11,650 28,200 2,800 31,000 none $ 30,989 30,989 none none none none none none none 31,000 none none 31,000 none none none none none none none none JULY 1. 1963 Port Facilities Fund 34,130 5,930 28,200 2,800 31,000 31,000 none none 31,000 none none none none none none none none none $ 76,850 76,850 none none none none none none none Authorized Not Incurred, July 1 Current Year Actual Ensuing Year Estimated none none none none none none none none none Condon Prevails Over Mustangs For 12-5 Victory Heppner's baseball Mustangs journyed to Condon Tuesday af ternoon to play the Condon High Blue Devils in the diamond sport and before the day had ended the Mustangs were wishing they had never made the trip as they came out on the short end on a 12-5 score. The contest opened with both teams going nip and tuck to a 1-1 tie in the second inning of the contest. Ken Smith, Mus tang pitcher was bearing down and all seemed well as the Mus tangs entered the fifth inning where they collected three more runs on one hit and three errors. In the Condon half of the sixth the bottom fell out as far as the Mustangs were concern ed. Condon fashioned 11 runs in the panel on eight hits and four Mustangs errors. Heppner failed to score in the seventh frame to close the contest. Mustang mentor, Pete Glen nie, was high in his praise for Don Munkers, Mustang third sacker, for his play during the contest. Glennie said that Munk ers played one of his finest games as he handled nine chan ces with only one bobble, that being a throwing error. The Mustangs open their league schedule Saturday when they travel to- The Dalles to meet the Wahtonka Eagles in a double header. The first game of the bill will be a seven inning af fair which will count towards league standings while the sec ond will be a five inning stint which will not count. The game with the Eagles, which will start at 1 p.m., is a crucial one for the local nine. The Eagles are touted as the team to beat in the western div ision of the Greater Oregon loop and if the Horsemen could whip them it would put Heppner in a dominant position in the stand ings. Condon 100 0011 x 12 11 4' Heppner 010 031 0 5 3 7 Larue, Bailey (6 and Parrish. Smith, Snyder (6) and Daggett. ROLL TICKETS for sale in single and double rolls. Use for drawings, admissions to events. Gazette-Times, Hepp ner. Ph. 676-9228. 37-tfc GENERAL FUND RESOURCES HISTORICAL DATA ! Actual Budget Second First Budget Ensuing Preceding Preceding Current Year Year Year Year Approved (93) $ 1,082 $ 4,000 'Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) none Previously Levied Taxes Estimated 1,784 1,388 none To Be Received During Ensuing Year 1,500 Other Resources none 250 250 Rent 250 77 570 1,680 Interest 500 none 279 none Miscellaneous local tax 200 Cash (to be transferred to 25,652 11,600 none Port Facilities Fund) 9,200 none 1,801 none Transfer from Port Facilities Fund none $ 27,420 $ 16,970 $ 5,930 Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied 11,650 12,901 7,439 28,200 Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget 28,200 $ 40,321 $ 24,409 $ 34,130 Total Resources 39,850 Taxes actually collected in General Fund; Includes unappropriated balance See Port Facilities Fund For Balance of Total Tax Collected. budgeted last year. GENERAL HISTORICAL DATA Actual Second First Budget Preceding Preceding Current Year Year Year none none none 19 12 200 none none 100 736 1,115 1,500 193 195 200 196 246 750 5 none 100 75 143 750 none 2,634 3,000 97 71 200 25,652 12,036 25,500 125 125 250 540 540 580 none none none none none 1,000 $ 27,638 $ 17,117 $ 34,130 PORT FACILITIES FUND RESOURCES HISTORICAL DATA Actual Budget Second First Budget Ensuing Preceding Preceding Current Year Year Year Year Approved none $ 19,470 $ 51,350 Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) 1,989 Previously Levied Taxes Estimated nne 1.179 none To Be Received During Ensuing Year none Other Resources 125 none none Land sale none none 36 none Interest none none 250 none Land rental none 25,652 12,036 25,500 Transfer from General Fund 29,000 I7a'JU $ 32,971 $ 76,850 Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied 30,989 I t'25 20,771 none Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget none $ 40,770 $ 53,742 $ 76,850 Total Resources 30,989 Taxes actually collected in Port Facilities Fund; Includes unappropriated balance See General Fund For Balance of Total Tax Collected. budgeted last year. PORT FACILITIES FUND REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY HISTORICAL DATA Actual Second First Preceding Preceding Year Year Budget Current Year none none none 21,300 none $ 21,300 none none none 2,000 none $ 2,000 BMC Bops Heppner In Monday Game Blue Mountain College of Pen dleton proved to have too many pitchers of good quality Monday at Heppner as the college nine shut out the Heppner High Mus tangs, 8-0, in a five inning base ball game. Jack Ford, Kip Clark and Wayne Stone combined on the mound to pitch a no-no game for the Timber Wolves. Ford whiffed four Mustangs, Clark fanned three and Stone got one via the strikeout route. Ken Smith and Bill Snyder handled the pitching chores for the Heppnerites and limited the Timber Wolves to four hits but three of the blows were extra base hits. Blue Mountain scored three of their runs in the first frame. Brent Fife and Robbie Cook both walked with one away. Clark then banged a triple that brought them home. Clark then stole home to give the collegians a three run lead. The BMC nine struck again in the third panel when Stone con nected for the circuit, Ford walk ed, stole second and came all the way home on a passed ball. Coach Jerry Mosby's charges completed their scoring in the final inning when Jim Honnson singled, Jim Miller walked, Lloyd Irwin was hit by a pitched ball and Jerry Huff smashed a two-run double. Irwin scored on a passed ball to complete the scoring. Both the local squad and the Timber Wolves played a good defensive ball. The collegians were errorless while the Mus tangs committed only one mis cue. Blue Mountain 302 03 8 4 0 Heppner 000 00 0 0 1 Ford, Stone (3), Clark (4) and Cook, Huff (4); Smith, Snyder (4) and Daggett. Heppner Ponies Down lone, 15-3 By KIT ANDERSON The Heppner Ponies started out their baseball season on a winning note as they ran rough shod over the lone Cardinals, 15 3, in a game at lone Friday. Heppner combined a one-hit pitching performance by Russell Kilkenny and only one fielding error in the triumph. Coach Tom FUND REQUIREMENTS Budget Ensuing Year Approved Personal Services none Materials and Services Office expense 200 Furniture and fixtures 100 Legal expense 2,500 Auditing 200 Special expenditures: Commissioner's expense 750 Clerical 100 Advertising and publication 750 Engineering and planning 3,000 Taxes and licenses 400 Transfer to Port Fac. Fund 29,000 Insurance and bonds 250 Dues and subscriptions 600 Capital outlay none Contingency 2,000 TOTAL REQUIREMENTS 39,850 Budget Ensuing Year Approved Personal services none Materials and services !..!Z!!! none Capital Outlay Other structures and facilities .... 2,450 Land and Improvements to Land . 27 539 Contingency jooo TOTAL REQUIREMENTS 30 989 none none 69,850 7,000 none 76,850 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday. April 9, 1964 Heppner Thumps lone Cardinals In Friday Tilt Two local baseball nines, the Heppner Mustangs and the lone Cardinals, met in a game at Heppner Friday with the Mus tangs emerging on the long end of a 12-3 score in the five-inning scrap. Mustangs overpowered the younger Cardinals in the first panel of the contest when they scored nine runs on four hits, two walks and six lone errors. Don Cresvvick belted a home run for the Heppner crew in the inning. Heppner scored their other three runs in the third as Ken Smith rapped a round-tripper. lone came up with two runs in the third inning on two walks, a single and a sacrifice. The Cards gained their other run in the fourth stanza. Jay Ball was the big man at the plate for the lone nine as he banged out two hits in three trips to the plate. Bill Snyder, Ken Smith and Tom Green combined to toss a three-hitter for Heppner. lone 022 10 3 3 Heppner 903 Ox 12 7 Hughes credited the win to a fine defensive effort by the Heppner club. Kilkenny allowed three runs on one hit while striking out 11 batters, walking four and hitting two. Chris Lov gren, lone pitcher, allowed 15 runs on seven hits, fanning seven and walking five. lone also com mitted 11 errors to aid the Hepp ner cause. Score: r h e Heppner 35610 15 7 1 lone 10002 31 11 Kilkenny and Anderson; Lov gren and Herrick. SUMMARY RUBBER STAMPS made to order, also STAMPING PADS In black, red or green. For busi ness or personal use. Orders filled promptly at the Gazette Times office. your choice of onapf 5 1964 CARS pick from . , . Chevy Impata Ford Galaxie 500 Plymouth Fury Rambler Ambassador Nothing to Buy! Just coma In and fill out an official antry blank. also FREE 10,000 SETS OF 4 GENERAL DUAL 90s Gat your lucky number card from these home delivered magazines: Jj LIFE LOOK APRIL 21 april 25 Post Kothing to buy! Nothing to write! You may already be a winner. 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