ncai I v flnUhed our third anil
lat article In our project. We
will meet ai'aln In June. Our
MHr wa Mr. MiVabe.
Chrlktlne MiVabe, reHrtrr
Rtrrnci gazette -tines. Taunday.'jttae .
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Busy Needles Meet
The Huv Needle 4 II Knitting
rluh held a inevtlnif May 'Jl
at Mr. Nihn' home. We have
Mr. and Mr. Fugene iwkter
m daughter left n Friday
afternoon fr Idaho, where they
will Mvnt Ihe mmnw,
Mr. ami Mi 'mu VUtce
and mali daughter of Redmond
were overnight gueM t( her par
ent Mr. and Mr. Harold MliT
r on Thursday and attended
graduation.
Mr. Walter G. Kerti mum
tni tnm Pioneer Memorial not
r,itj on Mondav after being con
finest thorp for M-ven wki with
a broken h!r. She Is walking
noma with the atd cf crutches
and a walker. Her nephew
Robert RUtmann. bought her
home. "
Oma Houm U Planned .
Mrs. Kay Harnett Is holding
rten houe at hr home on June
10 from 1:00 to .uu in toe auer
noon. The coffee hour U In honor
of her daughter. Mr. Nern
Aune i.Marv Harnett of Seattle,
who will be here UslUne with
her small on and baby daugh
ler. All friends of Mrs, Aune
are cordially invited to drop In
during the afternoon for a visit
with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ash and
LIVESTOCK LOSSES
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lter4C t U$DA iintl
USE OUR LIVESTOCK
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
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daughter. Ula. are leaviine oon
fur California lo vuit another
daughter and then will k to
KanM. where they wilt aivnd
the surnmrr.
Mr. and Mrs. Rov Stender
pcnt the week end here uittng
trienda and relatives. They left
7 7'1
w
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on Monday for llermtston to vil
nis urouter, warren, before re
turning to their home tn Salem
Mr and Mrs. In in Itiuhle of
.Seattle arrived on Thurs.tav
evening for a visit with hi
cousin. Mr. and Mr. Franklin
Llndstivm, Thev left on S.itur
nay tor tsaKcr wnere tney were
lo lMt before returning home
on Sundav,
Mr. and Mrs. Uovd Morgan
and Judy. Ceraldine. and Bonnie
went to Portland for a few days.
They took (.era Mine buck to
school at torvalli. Virgil taed
at the home tr Mr. and Mrs
faul Pettyjohn while hi par
ents were away.
John, swanson ha eomrtcted
nis mnooi year at University
of Portland and rt turned home
on Friday evening. He brought
home his grandmother, Mrs,
Mary' Swanson. who has been
visiting relatives in Salem and
Portland.
Gucs of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Helmblgner Commencement
evening were his mother. Mrs.
Henry Helmblgner and his
brother. Ralph lleimbigncr ofi
Odessa. n. Another
Thursday evening was
Jerry Jeppe of llermlston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Turner of
Baktr arrived on Saturday for
a visit w ith relatives. Mr. Turner
returned on Sunday, but Mrs.
Turner remained for a longer
visit with her sisters, Mrs.
Walter Roberts and Mrs. Victor
Rietmann. Another sister, Airs.
Esper Hansom of Portland came
on Sunday for a visit She came
as far as The Dalles by train
and the Rietmanns brought her
home from there.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fettyohn,
Sr.. entertained friends at a
barbecue on the patio Saturday
evening. Afterwards the group
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DUFUR HIGH SCHOOL sophomore Kay Huston will bo nn exhibitor at
the ISth annual Junior Livestock Show of the Oregon Wheat Growers
League at The Dalles June 7-10 for the third year. Two of her pen of
Duroc hozs will be shown in the I-H division.
More Exhibitors Slated At Junior Event
More exhibitors with wheat the number of sheep will an. i Auction sale of lamb and
guct fed steers, lambs and hogs than
ansa those w no snowea tneir uvcsiotn
at last year's Junior Livestock
show of the Oregon Wheat Grow
ers League are expected for the
ISth annual show Sunday
through Wednesday, June 710.
A major Increase in the num
ber of sheep exhibited was pre
dieted by Elmer Lierman. the
show's general manager, on the
basis of entry cards.
Even with late cancellations.
Roland Ekstrom has completed
his first vear at Boise Junior
college and returned home this
week-end.
went to the Garland Swanson kJT7 ""i' .7",
home for dancing. I"v"'c -"
nmach 200 animals com Dared to hogs will be at 2 P.m. Wedne
aay ana Mecrs at i p.m. ai uie
auction yards in the Seufert
Buildings optwsite The Dalle
Dam.
Livestock will be received In
the pens all day Sunday. June
7.
104 a year ago, Lierman said
Gains over a year ago were
also predicted for beef animals
and swine.
The number of exhibitors Is
expected to approach 200 4 II
and FFA boys and girls. Exhib
itors will come from 16 counties
on the basis of entries compared
to 11 for the l'.Hi3 show. Nine
FFA chapters acaln will take
part In show events in that division.
ONCE AGAIN...
You Aro Invited To . .
ATTEND ...
Oregon Wheat Growers Lcoguo
JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW
Sunday Through Wednesday
JUNE 7-10
Seufert Show Barns at
WASCO COUNTY PARK
THE DALLES
and BUY ...
Wheat-fattened Steers, Hojjk, Lamlw -
For Your Home lacker.
Auction Sales Wednesday, June 10:
Ianths and Hog
Steers
2 p.m.
7 p. m.
VtSIT THESE SHOW FEATURES ...
CARCASS CUTS . . . featured In' Judging contest".
Beef carca display furnished throughout the show
in cooler, provided by Oregon Beef Council.
Don't inUs thla 10th Annual 4 II and FFA Show
full program beginning at 8 a.m. Monday,
with
Notice Of Budget Hearing
The budget for Ilerjnncr Rural Fire District for the fl-wal year ldGI-lMft. beginning July 1.
last Wednesdav. where he hasilfttU. a detailed and ummarl2ed in the accompanying chcdulr was prepared on an accounting
been confined for several weeks basis consistent with that used in prior years. Major change, if any, and their effects on this
following a serious oieratuin on
his back. His mother. Mrs. Oscar
Peterson, and his brother. Dutr
aid, went after him.
ITu Ir LI
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budget are set forth In an accompanying statement. A copy of the budget domument may be
Insnected bv Interested Dersnn between the hours of 7:3) and H:.TO at Fair Annex. A meeting of
the Heppner Rural Fire District will be held June 15. 11KVI, at 7:.'W 8:30 p.m. at Fair Annex, for
the purpose of holding a public hearing on this budget. Any person may appear to discuss
the budget, or any part of it.
DICK T. WILKINSON.
Chairman of Governing Body
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
at your dependable
O. K. TIRE STORE - Hermiston
LARGE SELECTION - LOW PRICES -FAST SERVICE
By Tire Experts Who Understand Your Tire Needs
rOB THE ENSUING FISCAL TEAR BEGINNING JULY 1. 1964
Total
TAX LEVY COMPUTATION All runa
Total Budget Requirements S 6,75000
Less Budget Resource. Except Taxes to be Levied . isju.isi
Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget - 9.850.00
Add Taxes tsllmated Not to Be Received During Knsuing xear . i.M.ui
TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED 4 6.084.00
ANALYSIS OF TAXES TO BE LEVIED
Within 6 Limitation S 6.084.00
TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED 9 6,084.00
All reserve funds and special revenue funds, If any, are Included.
Gnral
rand
S 6,730.00
900.00
5,830.00
23400
S 6,084.00
S 6.08400
$ 6,084.00
FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1963
TAX LEVY COMPUTATION
NEW NYLQN TRUCK
POWER STAR
!
Strongest Nylon cord, pos
itive traction, extra deep
tread, longer tire life,
weather resistant, stops
rock penetration.
KEEP COST
DOWN
8.25x20
10 PLY NYLON
$71.10
TRUCK CAPS
JUNE SPECIAL-
fip
Total
All Funds
Total Budget Requirements $ 6,0ftt.00
Less Budget Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied . wxuw
Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget - 595.00
Add Taxes Estimated Not to Be Received During Ensuing Year None
TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED - $ 5,51)5.00
ANALYSIS OF TAXES TO BE LEVIED
Within 6 Limitation .S 5,595.00
TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED S 5,595.00
All reserve funds and special revenue funds, if any, are included.
Central
rund
S 6,095.00
500.00
5.595.00
None
$ 5,595.00
S 5,595.00
S 5,595.00
STATEMENT Or INDEBTEDNESS
TYPE Or INDEBTEDNESS
Current Year
(Actual)
Bonds
Interest Bearing Warrants
Short Term Notes
TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS
None
None
None
None
Approved by Budget Committee, May 25, 19G4
William Van Winkle,
Chairman of Budget Committee
'Plus Tax
6.50x6 - $28.60
ALL' SIZES ON SALE
8.25x20 $25
HIGHWAY OR TRACTION. WE CAP ALL
SIZES. PICKUP THROUGH LARGEST TRUCK
PASSENGER
CAPPING
ALL FULL TREADS
Four highway and two
traction treads to choose
from.
Prices start 7.50x14
6.95 to 13.95
All sizes capped from 520x13
to 9.50x14
NEW and USED
WHEELS
Tractor Tires
We Sell and
Service
Get Our Prices
All Popular
Sizes Stocked
WHEEL BALANCING
CAR and TRUCK
OK EXCLUSIVE
Where others fail
we guarantee
satisfaction and
longer tire life.
WHEEL
ALIGNMENT
AU Makes
Cars
Pickups
Light Trucks
$7.95
Most cars
NEW NYLON
POWER STAR
Complete Sis Range,
Pickup to Large . Truck
THIS TIRE IS OP HIGHEST
QUALITY AND WE INVITE
YOUR COMPARISON.
GENERAL FUND RESOURCES
rOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1964-1965, BEGINNING JULY 1, 1964
HISTORICAL DATA
Actual
Second First
Preceding Preceding
Year Year
Budget
Current
Yea
$ 500.00
150.00
Budget For
Ensuing Year
Approred
Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) $ 600.00
Previously Levied Taxes Estimated
to Be Received Durlnig Ensuing Year ...... . 270.00
Other Resources
Interest 30.00
Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied $ 900.00
Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget 6,034.00
Total Resources $ 6,984.00
DETAILED REQUIREMENTS BY FUNDS
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1964-1965, BEGINNING JULY 1, 1964
Fire Department
General Fund
This Week's Special
6-50x166 ply Nylon Highway tread S19.95
8-25x2010 ply Nylon Highway tread $49.95
LOW
COST
MILEAGE
HISTORICAL DATA
Actual
0
K.
LOUIS MAY
-CROP TERMS AVAILABLE"
HERMISTON, OREGON
Second
Preceding
Year
$ 10.00
25.00
5,700.00
75.00
5.00
30.00
145.00
40.00
60.00
5.00
First
Preceding
Year
$ 10.00
25.00
5,700.00
75.00
5.00
30.00
145.00
40.00
60.00
5.00
Budget
Current
Year
$ 10.00
25.00
5,700.00
75.00
5.00
30.00
145.00
40.00
60.00
5.00
Budget For
Ensuing Year
Approved
Insurance Bond $ .?5-9?
Legal Fees 100.00
Payment to City 5'7J?-?J?
Audit M5-J
Stamps, Envelopes 30-W
Election Expense .. r
Operating Contingency . . 545-00
Travel Expense rJ;
Advertising 60.00
Filing Fee - 5.00
TOTAL $ 6,750.00