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orruui i"ui.iiiion
iMhlUily trwl dvertUIng
Ib-Klrtrar ..,..
N U b-curlty ... ,
Hrram (iaurlng r'xprrtfte .
HuliUrf InUitfrnt fund ..,
Itrlirf In tit Indlifrnt ...
Water Mattrr ami llrljxr Kipem
(artaf l'lpoal fund
(ouniy fark rMnd
Keep Orrfon flrern . ....
County Ambulance Fund
Wind Eroalon rund
f 56.076 26
t U.791.39
S 36.030 00
Mid Columbia 1'Unnlrtg Cimmlte
Morrow County ralr Building Fund ..
Total County Kpre and Contribution
1.000
100
j,rt
1)
U0
10
300
Jj(M
ftO
1.2O0
1 1.000
57.03
GENERAL ROAD FUND
rox rnt fiscal tiai ih4 ms. bccinxixo jolt i. ih4
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL
rtrat
Bd
rniartlaf tfmOXmf Curreet
Tm Tav Tee
f f 6.00000 S 6.000 00
5.700 00 5.70000
5.70000 5.70000
5.700 00 5. TOO 00
97.8414 SM.SW34 5H.000OO
f WM1M HOi.VMM S 8U00.00
f 29.3703 S 22j3A.1T I 32.000 00
21.152.41 3.903 24 23.700 00
3.2HHM 3.143 08 8.00000
1H.07671 14.263 K2 19.00000
10.506 20 9.416 97 10.600 00
40.431.72 17.311.17 31.00000
2.4OC0O
1121.K5372 $ 72.273 45 1126.700 00
t 10.771 JO S 7.633 62 S 20.00000
CEKERAL B0ADS
F i al ferrtceei
Road Master
Shoo Foreman
Shovtl Operator .......
(Tuanrr foreman
Labor
Total IVraonal Service
MaterUda avd Serriceei
Kept Ira
Supplies
Insurance .....
Caa and Oil
lleet Tm
Elf Ter
Appie? ea
6.300
6.000
6.000
6.000
63.2301
83.530
City Appropriation Fund
Mlrllaneoui Expense
borial security
Total Materials and Services
Capital Outlay! New equipment
New Trucka and Other Lqulpment
Total Capital Outlay
.4 30.000
22.500
7.000
19.000
10.000
30.000
3.000
.4122,100
S 22.07315
162 75
4.4.10 00
8.000 00
518.00
17548
21.144.99
S 61.596.33
S 29.970 22
3.2U3 00
208 M
6.0T.8 50
21.ooo.oq
492.96
21023
20.370 JO
S 73.005 63
S 49.500 00
3. 407 .00
1.00000
6.00000
8.000.00
500.00
300 00
500 00
16.000 00
1.273 00
S 88.542.00
Total Road Department
SPECIAL FUNDS
County Fair Fund
. 20.000
. 20.000
.4227.650
Predatory Animal Control Fund
Do Fund
Weed Control Fund
County Hoapltal Mtse. Fund
Law Library Fund ,
Taylor Grazing Fund
Alcohol Enforcement Fund
County General School
Boardman Vector Control Fund
Total of Special Funds
Jl 61.450
5.730
1,000
6.000
- 9.000
600
- 2,300
300
. 16.000
.. 1443
.4102.635
GENERAL FUND RESOURCES
FOB THE FISCAL TEA! 1964-196S. BEGINNING JULT 1. 1964
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL
Second
First
freee 9 Preceding
Year Tear
S 14.467.06 S 20.624 90
8.77000 11.800 67
4.901. 50 4.615.39
7.2.1400 6.15075
360.00 30.00
867.95 1.184.09
1.63413 WO.77
4.12466 5,175.09
2J0621 4.496.86
213.71 224 67
1.634.13 2.161.78
S 46.413 33 S 57.823 97
udaet
Current
Tear
$ 8.000 00
8.000 00
4.2O0.00
6.00000
360.00
900 00
70000
5.00000
1. 000.00
3.200.00
250.00
39.800.00
S 79.410.00
116.226.00
$193,636.00
Ai-allihl fmih nn 1 tan1
Previously Levied Taxes Est, to be Received
During Ensuing Year
Clerks Fees
Justice Court Fines
Water Rent From Hospital
Sheriffs Fees
State Board of Health
In Lieu of Taxes
rh TVnfr fmm Almhnt (Vinfml Fund
Cash Transfers from Amusement Device Tax
Misc. Receipts and Rentals
Trailer License Distribution
Timber Severance Tax Distribution
IhImhI nn Tim TVnOKltA
Total Resources. Except Taxes to be Levied
Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget
Total Resources
Budoet For
Ensuln? Taar
Approved
9 Z0,uw
3,000
5.000
6.000
360
1.000
800
4.800
900
2.700
200
7.400
350
850
1.400
54.760
125.83C
147
t 8973
I 41999
2.74
1222
I 83323
505 97
5.19
38 0d
S 2.719 61
S 218.93
3057
3 9H
2914
1349
I 77141
f 500 00
5..v no
f 6.000 00
None
Durlnr the Ensuing Year
In lieu Taxes
Timber Severance Tas Apportionment
Mlarel.aneoua Rrcelpta . . .
Total Resources
Tsxea Necessary to Balance Budget
Total Keacurct't .
MIEDATOIT ANIMAL CONTROL
Available Cash on llnd
iTevlously Levied Taxes Est. to be Received
Lmrtnc the Ensuing Year .
In Lieu of Taxes
3
10
50
14H0
4.620
6.0U0
4 1.000
Timber Severance Tax Apportionment
Trailer License Distribution
3.467.00
S 3.467.00
Total Resources, Except Taxes to be Levied
Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget ,
Total Resources ...
200
10
40
10
lo
4.470
5,730
VECTOB CONTX0L FUND
Available Cash on Hand
Receipts
Total Resources
Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget
Total Resources
23
. None
J 2S
- 1.117
S 281.00 S 542.26 I 500.00
11.42 262
277.62
f 292.43 t 82240 f 50000
S 500.00
900.72 f 12944 $ 700.00
1347 1449
163X10 171.00 300.00
SI XI
I 1.079.36 $ 1419.79 1 XXX) XX)
S 1,07946 f 1419.79 S lXXXJXX)
S 663J6 S 149564 $ 300.00
932.48 420.22
$ 1495-64 $ 2414M S 300.00
S 5843 S 6340 S 300.00
649 24.42
.48 3 01
23260 353.00
S 297.80 S 443.73
200.00
S 500.00
I 20233.97 S 49400.00
793 JO
20400.00
9.641.06
$ 51468 33 S 49400.00
S 49400.00
ALCOHOL tNFOBCXMENT FUND
Available Cash on Hand
Previously Levied Taxes Est. to be Received
During Ensuing Year
Justice Court Fines
Total Resources Except Taxes to be Levied
Total Resources
DOO FUND
Available Cash on Hand
Previously Levied Taxes Est, to be Received
During Ensuing Year
Dog License
Trailer License, Etc.
Total Resources Except Taxes to be Levied
Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget
Total Resources
400
100
00
500
100
300
400
600
1,000
TATLOB C BATING FUND
Available Cash on Hand
Crazing Apportionment
Total Resources. Except Taxes to be Levied .
Total Resources
-4 2.000
300
.4 2400
.4 2400
LAW LXSBAIT FUND
Available Cash on Hand
Previously Levied Taxes Est. to be Received
During Ensuing Year , , ...
Miscellaneous Receipt , . ..,.,. ..
Law Library Fees
Total Resources, Except Taxes to be Levied
Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget
Total Resources
400
200
600
600
COUNTY FA4B FUND
Available Cash on Hand
120 Mill Levy
Racing Commission
Admissions, Rentals, Supplies, Etc. , .
Total Resources, Except Taxes to be Levied
Total Resources
.4 30.000
800
- 20400
- 10450
J$ 61.450
4 61,450
GENERAL ROAD RESOURCES
FOB THE FISCAL TEA 1964-1965. BEGINNING JULT 1. 1964
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL
4180.596
Second
Preceding
Tear
S 14.467.06
21.851.85
15403.86
3.279.30
7464.53
87053
4424.66
21431.85
$ 77.411.97
First
Preceding
Year
S 46.631.46
13.639.84
8.601.80
2.887.44
4,72571
143734
78.49
703.64
576.34"
7145640
S150.93S.06
Badaet
Current
Tear
$ 500.00
9.000.00
14400.00
3,000.00
36,000.00
1400.00
100.00
500.00
400.00
47,000.00
S312400.00
S115.000.00
$227,800.00
Available Cash on Hand
Previously Levied Taxes Est. to be Received
During the Ensuing Year
Forest Rentals , ,.
Gas Refunds
Sales and Rentals
Public Land Sales
In Lieu of Taxes
Budget For
Ensuing Tear
Approved
30,000
Federal Flood Control .Apportionment .
Timber Severance Tax Apportionment
Trailer Licenses and Boats
Cash Transfer from Motor License Fund
Special Road Tax Levy ...
Total Resources, Except Taxes to be Levied
Taxes Necessary to Balance the Budget
Total Resources
1.000
18.750
- 3400
2.000
- 1.600
200
- 7,000
800
300
. 48,000
115,000
4227450
4227450
SPECIAL FUND RESOURCES
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL,
Second
Preeedina
Tear
S 88.36
First
Preeedina
Tear
S 247047
Budget
Current
Tear
500.00
WEED CONTROL FUND
Available Cash on Hand
Previously Levied Taxes Est. to be Received
Budget For
Ensuing Tear
Approved
$ 1,000
PERSONAL SERVICES
FOB THE FISCAL TEAS 1964-65, BEGINNING JULT 1, 1964
SALARIES PAID FBOM MORE THAN ONE SOUBCE
No.
of
Emps.
Office Secretary
Total
Salary
$4,700
DETAILED SALARY
Page
4
Line
3
$4400
Page
6
Line
2
$400
County Agent't Office
Trap Readings Show
Rust Here Very Low
By N. C ANDERSON
a a nnn rancher said a few
days 8RO, "one consolation, on
a year like this, Is that wo won t
have any rust in our wheat, at
least" This appears to be true
even thouch the rust might be
tho lesser of two evils, drouth
bolnjj the other. While leaf str po
rust was found in most all fields
examined in March of this year,
H is difficult now to find a trace.
Devices set up to trap spores
of rust are not producing many
as they are gathered every ten
days and examined by micro
scopes. One located in the Light
mile area Is producing the most
spores with 11 found on the
small cyllnderlcal rod on last
examination.
At tho Gooseberry location,
spores have inlcreased from zero,
the first exposure, to six at the
last reading. In the north Lex
ington area, only two spores
have been collected during this
entire period.
There Is leaf stripe rust
around as indicated by readings
in the Willamette Valley such
as 79 and 87 each exposure. The
highest reading in the Columbia
Basin was taken In Wasco coun
ty recently with 69. Another high
reading was In Gilliam county,
with 41 spores counted.
It is Interesting to note that
only nine spores have been
picked up at nine trap locations
put out by the Pendleton Branch
Experiment station. Very few
more spores are reported from
other stations in Umatilla coun
ty. Last year Umatilla county
was hard hit by strlpo leaf rust
Oregon's self-help commodity
groups, the Commodity Commls
slnlna. will KDond $750,000 in pro
moting and researching their
commodities in the fiscal year
l'MJl CS if their proposed budgets
are approved. Two of the groups,
the Oregon Wheat Commission
and Oregon Dairy Products Com
mission, have already approved
their hudects at public hearings.
The Wheat Commission adopted
a budget or $ii,y.ai wnue
the Dairy Products Commission
budgeted $60,ooo.
The eicht other commissions
will have budget hearings soon.
They are Oregon Filbert Com
mission, Oregon Beef Council,
Oregon Totato Comml s s i o n,
Highland Bent Grass Commis
sion, Otter Trawl Commission,
Chewing Fescue and Creeping
Red Fescue Commission, and
Orecon Orchard urass beea
Producers Commission.
The state's eleventh commis
sion, the Oregon Hop Commis
sion, will not be sworn In and
have its organizational meeting
until June 2. This has been a
popular way to promote commod
ities and Oregon has led the
country In such a self-help pro
cram that Is spreading rapidly
to other states. -
Whlle there will not be a lush
growth to carry a fire tuis year,
the fire season could start al
most immediately with the dry
ing of roadsides with ranges
now as dry as mid-August. A
few hot days will create a much
greater fire hazard than, now
and everyone should be pre
pared to cope with any fire that
might start on their own or
neighboring land.
The Morrow County Voluntary
Fire program is organized again
this year to assist in the various
communities with not only
equipment, but the organization
of making fire fighting effective.
It, of course, is better to keep
a fire from starting than to con
trol one after It has begun.
At a recent meeting of the
Farm Fire Control Committee,
they recognized that Morrow
county ranchers were In the best
possible position for this , lire
season with almost all having
some good pieces of equipment.
It is gratifying to see the num
ber of good high pressure spray
ers that most ranchers have
purchased. Local dealers have
been giving real good service in
pushing the sale of these out
fits. In addition, county owned
equipment located in various
strategic communities are on
call.
Small high pressure sprayers
which are mounted on farmer
owned pickups are located at
the Jerry Brosnan, Harold
Wright. Don Hellker, Andy Van
Schoiack and Kenneth reck
ranches. At least one more is
available by contacting this of
fice to be located In an area
where someone will agree to be
responsible for it. These ranchers
have agreed to assist with fire
control in their immediate area.
In addition, a large 6x6 tanker
is located at the Walt Jacobs
ranch south of lone. This Is an
excellent piece of fire fighting
equipment and is located on
top" where it can get quickly
to fires In each direction from
the ranch.
Roy Martin, Lexington, and
Bob RIetmann, lone, have county
owned Jeeps with the spray
tanks that are also on call in
their community. We remind all
ranchers as one member of the
Farm Fire Committee says, "Are
you ready for a fire In your com
munity? Your neighbor Is."
Ken Turner Selected
Conservation Man of Tear
Congratulations to Kenneth
Turner, Sandhollow area ranch
er, for his selection as "1964
Conservation Man of the Year."
Kenneth has done an exceptional
Job during the past eight years
that he has been actively oper
ating the ranch.
A firm hellevpr In soil corvcer.
vatlon. Ken has had some frus
trating moments in estaDiismng
a comprehensive program in an
area noted ior irequeni cioua
bursts which pose quite a prob
lem of disposal with little
erosion in this area of steeper
land. In addition to doing a fine
job of soil conservation, Kenneth
Is a good neighbor and a willing
worker on many community ac
tivities. He was the first to admit that
he has not reached the ultimate
In an overall conservation pro
gram and we know that he will
strive to do an even more effic
ient Job.
Last week while visiting. his
ranch gathering information on
practices which won him the
title, wa found out that he is
not only a conservationist but
a carpenter. I was envious of
what he calls his "winter pro
ject" remodeling the basement
of the home into a fine family
room, office, storage, additional
bedrooms and bath facilities. He
and Jean Ann are proud of this,
and rightfully so.
CnnA Coif Nutrition
Important Before Weaning
Tho rmtriHnn nf the calf be
fore weaning affects its future
feedlot performance. At me
iihnmii Vvnoriment station
steers receiving poor nutrition
as calves were 65 pounds lighter
after a 10-month feeding per
iod and yielded 2S pounas jess
lean meat than did calves prop
erly fed before weaning.
Research indicates that one
means of assuring good calf nu
trition is to select for high milk-
producing cows. The pounds of
milk produced per day signifi
cantly affected the 205-day
weaning weights of the calves
on test.
Spray By GAR AVIATION
Weed
Spraying
Fertilizing
Dusting
Seeding
YEAR-AR0UND SERVICE
Arm in Mel
WIHLON and BOYER
Lexington Airport
Lexington, Ore, Phone 983-8-
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and just slide heavy posts in.
Don't forgfct you can save 10 on Chevron Wood
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Phone 676-9633 Beppnei