Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, May 28, 1964, Sec. 2, Page 6, Image 14

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    HEPPNER CAXETDE-TIMIIS. Thursday. May 2. 1364
Close Of School Keeps Town Busy
BT LaVELLE PARTLOW
1KRIGON A family rwep
lion, honorlni! Susan and Mike
McCoy on their hish s.hool ciad
uatlon. and Mr. Ruth McCoy on
hr birthday. held at the
Wtrtrn Mciov resilience Friday
evening, following the Riverside
High school commencement.
Attending the reception, in ad
dition to the gueM ol honor,
were: Mr. and Mrs. Herb Vllilnes
and Mr. Millie ORourke of La
Crande; Mr. Frank Stewart, La
Crande; Mr. and Mm. Jay Berry
and Mis Dianna Roscncrantz.
Portland; Mr. and Mr. James
Mill. Ricky. Randy and Steve
of Hermlston; Mr. Max Gray
heal, Umatilla: Mr. and Mrs.
Ben McCov and Terry. Mrs.
Myrtle Markham. Sheryl Tart
low, Mr. and Mr. Vernon Stew
A Tommv. Mr.
Farl lsom and Donna. Mr. Bill
Oravbeal. Mr. and Mr. Warren
McCoy and Debbie and Mike
Stark.
Friday. May 29. will be the
last day of school. Buses will
transport students to pick up re
port card. School will take up
at 10:45 and dismiss at 11:15.
There will be no school on Thurs
day. May 28. as It Is a teachers
work day.
The annual A. C Houghton
picnic sponsored by the FT A was
held at the school grounds Sun
day afternoon. A ball game, sack
races for both the mothers and
children followed the potluck
luncheon. Don Adams was chair
man of this year s picnic.
Mrs. Charles Earley. assisted
by Mrs. Howard Pulfrey. hosted
a farewell luncheon honoring
Mrs. Charles Mead. Attending
the luncheon were Mrs. Chester
Wilson. Mrs. John Kenney. Mr.
Myrtle Markham. Mrs. TurBest,
Mrs. Orville Buchanan. Mrs.
Ernest Jorgensen, Mrs. Bill Les
lie and Mrs. Doreen Mansfield of
McNary.
Scoutmaster Mike Riddle ac
companied the following Scouts
from Troop No. 667 to the Uma
tilla Army Depot for Armed
Forces Day: Tom VanHorn, Boo
Buchanan. Bruce Buch a n a n.
Clarence Proctor, Tom Stewart,
David Franke, Dennis Lamb,
Harold Stitzel and Jim McGin
nis. Mrs. Van Horn took one load
of boys, and Mrs. J. J- McRae
brought them home. Riddle also
transported one group.
Mrs. Bill Littrell. accompan
ied by Mrs. W. C Anderson, at
tended the Yakima Valley
Branch, of the National League
of American Pen Women held
in Prosser Saturday. The ladies
had a picnic lunch at noon, fol
lowed by installation of officers.
Week-end guests at the W. H.
Tarker residence, who visited
and also attended Riverside High
school commence mont, were Mr.
ami Mr. Ronald Meeker. Miiw
JanUv Parker of Seattle. Also
vWMnti the Turker over the
week-end were Mr and Mr.
Cordon Rritton of Seaside and
Mr. and Mr. Ted Clark of Hood
River.
Week end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Partlow and Sheryl
were Mr. and Mrs. vern raruow
and Vornie of Hillsboro, Mr. and
Mr. Jay Berry and Miss Diana
Rosencrantt of Portland. Mr. and
Mr. Wilbur Glbba of Dayton.
Wn.. visited at the Partlow Sat
urday alternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Manka. Paul. Dennis
and Diane Lee of College Place,
were Sunday afternoon dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aioen
Partlow. and were Joined later
In the dav by Mr. and Mrs. Roy
riti.tL- PirWv nit Joanie and
Mrs. LaVerne Partlow of Board-
man.
At the regular Tuesday even
ing Scout meeting. Tom Van
Horn was appointed Senior Pa
trol Leader. Duane Lamb elec
ted Assistant Senior Patrol Lead
er and Bruce Buchanan elected
ratrol Leader. Orman Lesley
was awarded a Tenderfoot badge.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reeder of
La Grande spent the week end
with their son in law and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stew
art. Sharon and Tommy.
The Assembly of God Junior
choir, accompanied by Rev. John
Kenney. Mrs. Vernon Stewart.
Mrs. Mvrtle Markham and Mrs.
Albert Partlow, went to Herm
lston Tuesday afternoon, and
presented a concert for the
Oolden Age club held at the
C R. C. Building. Cookies ana
punch were served to me young
nrmia friimx-in their program.
The Junior choir had a party at
h i i r-n lawn Wednesday af
ternoon. Following several
games, cup cakes and punch
were served.
Mrs. Alma Schmeder of Port
land spent the week-end with
her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Schmeder. and at
tended Riverside High school
commencement. Ann Schmeder,
sophomore at EOC was also
home for the week end.
Mrs. Roscoe Cook of Portland,
Mrs. Dave Koch of The Dalles,
Mrs. Don Lelghton and Mrs. Le
Roy Bunten of Hermiston met at
the home of their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Hill, and attend
ed Riverside High school com
mencement. A group of young people from
the Irrigon Baptist church at
tended a banquet at the Hermis
ton Baptist church Saturday
evening. Misses Susan McCoy,
Georgene Hash and Janice Mar
low played an instrumental num
ber as part of the evening' en
tertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Koch and
children of The Dalle visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hilt Tues
day evening. Mrs. Koch and
children remained in Irrigon
with her parents, and returned
to The Dalles Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vlltlnes
and family and Mrs. Millie
(VKourke of La Grande spent
the week end with Mr. and Mr.
Warren McCov and family. Mrs.
O Kourke. Mrs. MeCova mother,
remained in Irrigon for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilson.
Jim and Lonnie left Friday for
.'..i..f Ma vi here thev Staved
overnight with their son-ln Uw
and daughter. Mr. ana Airs, wan
n.rtL.tt a nrl ihll.lren. Wilsons
hSU l r. . . ......
were accompanied by Mrs. jsora
Wilson, who rode as far as On
tario, where she stayed with Mr.
and Mrs. M. J. Hinkley. The
Chester Wilsons spent Sunday In
Boise, where they visited with
Mr. and Mr. Earl WltteP. re
turning to Irrigon Monday
morning.
Roscoe Cook of Portland drove
trriLTon JYidav night, spend
ing the week end, and taking
his wife and children, wno nu
spent the week with Mr. ana
Mrs. Dan Hill. home.
Mrs. Dan Hill returned to Irri
gon Friday night, after spending
a week in Portland with her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Cook. Rhonda and
Allyn.
A surprise birthday and going
away party was held by Troop
No. 667. honoring Scoutmaster
tiL- RiHriiA Miek Tolar ana
Mike Riddle were dinner guests
for the evening, ana wiieu m-j
.. m thA -hool building,
Riddle w as surprised w hen greet
ed by the scouts ana some
ents. who were waning m u e
darkened eafetorium. Parents
present -were: Mr. anu
James McRae. Mr. and Mrs.
tre Rill Lesl e.
Mrs. Wilbur Olin. Mrs. Harold
VanHorn. Mr. ana Mrs. xvemnui
Lamb. Perry P u m m e 1 and
George Anderson, cane anu -
cream were served. The troop
presented Riddle with a stiver
letter opener and tie clip, both
with the Scout emblems.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Warner
left Wednesday morning for ion
colla. where they visited their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. James Copeland. Shar
nH Ruthin Warners returned
to Irrigon Saturday evening.
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Signed:
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Chairman of tlovernlng I'ody
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
TOR THE riSCAL TEAR I964-I96S. BEGINNING JULY I. 1964
rOR THE ENSUING HSCAL TEAR BEGINNING JULY I. 1964
Total
All Fund
TAX LEVY COMPUTATION
Total Budget Requirements J15M.iW.3i
Less Budget Resource.
Except Taxe to
Levied
Taxe Necessary
to Balance uuagec
Add Taxe Estimated
Not to Be Received
riirlno Knsulnc? Year
Total Taxes to Be Levied
General
fund
WoUr
Utility
J 5S.673.00 S 40,100 oo
171 .507.31
23.1SW0O
1.392 00
J 24.5SW.00
AnalTl of Tax to Be Levied
Within 6 Limitation J 19.4SW.00
Not Subject to b"i ym
Limitation 5.100.00
Total Taxe to Be Levied $ 24.5iW.00
41.377.00
18.0SWOO
1.392 00
$ 19.4SW.OO
$ 19.490.00
J 19.4SW.00
41,00000
3.100 00
$ 5.100.00
Street
and Road
Fund
$ 19.700 00
19.700.00
None
Sewer
Fund
$ 19,338.00
19.338.00
None
Tire Dept
Rmmt
Tund
J 13.000.00
13.000.00
None
Special
Sewer
JtlMU.
fund
irro.oo
870.00
None
Sewer
Sinking
Tund
J 36,08231
36.08231
None
5.100 00
All reieSefund and special revenue fund, if any, are Included
FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL TEAR BEGINNING JULY I. 1963
Street
Total General Water and Road
All FundV Fund Utility lund
TotaTYudgtte 5MM.0O ..
Less Budget Resources,
EvTed TaXCS 10 127.87S.00 40.278.00 41.000.00 19.500.00
oncTBget 23.062.00 17.702 00 5.360.00
Add Taxes Estimated Not
to Be Received During rvnn
To?aT TasoBe Levied $ 3J8 S iS&SS $ 5.36000 None
mxl&n"1V S18.3SM.00 J
N6SLimTtaUon 5.360.00 3.360.00
l&i jjS'ffSe Uvled J 23,754.00 J 18.3SV10O flnd
" ' Current
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS (jfiSol)
Type of Indebtedne $218.0iW.nO
Bonds vumxMHiO
TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS 5Ww.i
PettT Cash $ m
Balance July 1. 1964 -
Sewer
Fund
rire Dept
Raaerr
fund
Special
Sewer
Aim".
Fund
J18.2SO.00 J 8.000 00
18.280.00 8.0IWOO
82000
820 00
None
None
None
Sewer
Biakloa
Fund
None
None
Nime
1 revenue fund. If any. are Included
Ensulna
Year
(Estimated)
JlfH.OOO.OO
JID8.WW.00
J 80.00
Approved Bv Budget Committee May 18, 1964
GENE 1'IEKCK
Chairman of Budget Committee
GENERAL FUND RESOURCES
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 19S4.1965. BEGINNING JULY 1. 1964
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL
Second
Preceding Tear
1961-62
J
1.180.00
5,011.47
968.50
3,862.76
1,927.80
3.247.87
5,738.00
1,824.41
Firt
Precedlnq Year
1962-63
.$
1.047.00
5.284.73
572.00
3,786.72
1,930.00
3,374.18
5.862.00
656.11
Budget
Current
Year
J
13)0.00
5.000.00
700.00
40t)0.00
2.3O0.0O
3.400 00
5,700.00
5K).00
820.00
16.658.00
Budget For
Eruulaa Year
Approved
Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) 12.010.00
Other Resource
Licenses and Fees
Liquor Revenue ... - -
Fines and Ball Forfeitures . -
Parking Meters
Swimming Pool
Occupational Tax
Rural Fire District -
Miscellaneous Receipt
Transfer from Special Assessment Fund
Transfer from Water Fund, prorata txpensea
1.000.00
5,000.00
5O0.00
4.000,00
2.000.00
3.450.00
5.700.00
500.00
870.00
G.547.00
Includes Unappropriated Balance budgeted last year
Total Resources 1-J ,,w
STREET AND ROAD FUND RESOURCES
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL
Second
Preceding Year
1961-62
J 1,000.00
12,100.39
6,591.35
573.68
Flrt
Preceding Year
1962-63
J 1,000.00
12,410.25
5.993.03
245.11
Budget
Current
- Year
J 1,000.00
12,000.00
6,300.00
200.00
Includes Unappropriated Balance budgeted last year
Budget For
Ensuing Year
Approved
Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) J 1,000.00
Other Resource , ram
State Tax Street Fund
Morrow County Road Tax .. - - 6,!J2!
Miscellaneous Receipt - - lovrYrVi
Total Resources .w.uu
WATER UTILITY FUND RESOURCES
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL
Second
Firt
Preceding Tear Preceding Year
1961-62
J 7,000.00
32,978.25
632.77
19S2-63
J 7,000.00
" 32,995.75
1,132.44
Budget
Current
Year
J 8,000.00
32,500.00
500.00
Includes Unappropriated Balance budgeted last year
Budget For
Ensuing Year
Approved
Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) 4 8,000,00
Other Resource mihn
Water Sales - - TSCwX
Miscellaneous Receipts XXjCTCi
Total Resources - i,ow.w
SEWER FUND RESOURCES
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL
Second First
Preceding Year Preceding Tear
1961-62 1962-63
None None
$10,216.00
1,275.50
13,000.00
10,154.50
350.00
None
Budget
Current
Year
None
10,000.00
None
5,080.00
3.200.00
$ 18,280.00
Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis)
Other Resource
Service Charges
Miscellaneous Receipts .
Transfer from Reserve Fund ...................
Transfer from Water Fund
Total Resources
Budget For
Ensuing Year
Approved
.......$ Nona
10,100.00
350.00
.. 4,650.00
.. 4,238.00
..$ 19,338.00
Includes Unappropriated Balance budgeted last year
FIRE DEPT. RESERVE FUND SUMMARY
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL
Second
Preceding Year
1961-62
First
Preceding Year
1962-63
Budget
Current
Year
2,000.00
3,000.00
8,000.00
Budget For
Ensuing Year
Approved
Arable Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) $ ffl
Transferred From Other Funds 5,00000
Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied ?2,0j5Jx
Total Resources "UW'W
RrvldFoV'Expenditure In Future Years
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS - 13,000.00