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IONE NEWS
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t , r tir.irv the rrhman I
rl.u with a fatty ',;
Notice of Budget Clearing
l;n, . HVA. beginning Julv 1. l''l. a detailed
Mr.
Mm
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TW fUlr f party
.. i rUumatrtV. Louie tltU
c M U mi ir l Oklahoma, arwt
lu Jlrj mrr. C.ifl ptecf led
to ikm ty in t!ur"!
IJnda Howell. UU"1 "
.it MaUL fcmr.i II) nd. Sandy
r,rt. Vircll !.n. Jerry
M.fanl. Motile Cium. rat M'''
llUgoU, JaJy l-ubank. karrn
.Nrl-m. Jim Jem. Kthy and
Louie n hote. Refresh
mrnli were -ed
Van Hubbard Murned Ihi
wrrk crd tmm rendlcton, where
he under eel Kurgery 1" a len
dl-un hPl Ut W.V
at the home ft Mr. and
n....i.r r Mr. and
John Jordan and chiWwn. Ralph.
W.ndv and Jark. Mr. Jordan
lunnrily cwach
now teache and coache mih
roMUnd M-hJ tem, The
Jordan were on a wmP'
Irg Uip l i Mur.Uir.
Member w Ith birthday i
month of June were honored
during the wclal hour following
Locust Charw No. 119 meeting
Tuesday evening. All ihe birth
day members name were in
acnbcd on a birthday cake and
In Ihe center Her wat a large
5SS and the name Ma. tor Mj
Ida ILsteb. who celebrated her
8Mh birthday this month. Fresh
r raw berries and ice cream and
coffee were served with the cake.
A memorial service was ncio
during the meeting and the al
tar was draped In memory
Walter C. Dobyns. who passed
awav on May 27. Committee for
the "evening was Mrs. Millard
Nolan and Mrs. M. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eksrom.
Jr.", returned from Portland on
Saturday evening. While visit
ing relatives. Mr. and Mrs.
Roger stelger, little Jan Ekstrom
was painfully Injured in a fall
hievcle. She tell face
tnruiM into loose irravel and
hmicA he nose and sustained
mint' hmlU and also tore the
.mm and loosened her front
t.,th During the Portland stay
Mr. Ekstrom attended the Grand
Lodge A.F.&A.M. held at me .Ma
sonic Temple.
Roy W. Lindsftrom was ap
rirtH District DeDUty of Dls
trict Na 28 at Grand Lodge this
rvm Turner of Lexington
was appointed Junior Deacon of
Grand Lodge ana was msi-n.
at the session.
Dinner guests at the Ray Bar
nett home on Wednesday even
ing uvrr Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Mavnknst of Hermiston, Mrs.
svoH Rurhanan and her sister
t..ioui Mrs. Frances Smith of
irrieon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc
of Ppndleton. Jim and John
Mrs. Grace Rose of
liut11" .
Cecil, Mrs. Vernon Aune and
famiiv nf Seattle, and Mr. and
Mrs. James Barnett and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom
Sr.. and Mrs. Ekstrom's mother,
Mrs. Lester Wilkins of Albany,
xihn arrived here Saturday, left
on Sunday for a fishing trip
to Crane Lake.
Jodie K. Morrison returned on
Snndav from a week's vacatior
cnonr nt .San Francisco, where
hp took in the ball games.
Mr and Mrs. Merv Thomas
anH famiiv. who recently pur
chased the Cecil store, arrived
this week with their household
goods from their former home
at Knt. Wn. Thev will assume
store operations soon.
Jean Martin, of Oregon State,
came home on Friday with her
randDarents. Mr. and Mrs. t.
T. Martin. Melvin Martin is also
home for the summer from ure
gon State and his brother, Ralph
4 hfr too lor a visit irom ms
work at Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rietmann
and boys spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Portland.
Mr and Mrs. George Griffith
and Glen drove to Portland
Thursday returning on Saturday,
They brought their daughter,
Charlotte, home from school for
the summer,
Milton Morgan, Oregon Wheat
League president, spent the first
of last week in uorvains auena
ing meetings. On Friday even
lng he and Mrs. Morgan were
cnipsts at the banauet for the
Oregon Wheat League Junior
Livestock show participants and
their parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter B.
Crowell left Sunday afternoon
for Portland. Mrs. Crowell enter
pd Emanuel hospital on Monday
for major surgery scheduled for
Tuesday morning. They will be
from lone for about two
weeks. During his absence, Miss
Evelyn Jepsen, a ministerial stu
dent from Northwest Chrisian
will fill the pulpit
Masonic Lodge No. 120
AF.&A.M. will attend church in
a body on St John's Sunday,
June 21. Following church the
annual strawberry festival and
potluck dinner will be held at
the Masonic hall. All Masons,
Eastern Star members and fam
ilies are invited to come and
enjoy the day.
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Ihaitman tC lkvetnlng Holy
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
rO THE CKSOINO FISCAL TCA1 1CC1NHINQ JULT I. U4
Cnial toad
ruad fund Stivet
Tlal
AU rutvda
Tan Ltrf
Cotnputatloa
Total HudlTt-t
IUxjuiftneiil $ 32 S
la 15 Leled
Tae NHTjfcan'
Tt'TAl. TAX1!S
Tl PK U.V1KD 3
Aoalnu el Taw
Within 6'V
Umttatton
Not Subh-ct to
,-. Limitation
TtrTAL TAXIS
TO BE LtVim
'All
Tw Watf S'lal .
fund UUlltT rund Ltry und
$ 1.1 VI 1J
1 fctf V
S .1 lUt IJ4
$ ;i.ina;a
f lKj.t
awn
$ IS 111 7tl
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PERSONAL SERVICES
Supplemental Information
Salaries Paid From More Than One Sourco
TOR THE FISCAL TEAR W4 lS - 1ECIHN1HQ JULT I. 14
M $ 46.2(V S 6.3LVHXI J 7.f00 S JUWrtl $ TiWOO
.01?.X)
6.O1T.O0
3.017.0O
3,xx).oa
1CMW
101T.IK)
S 3.017 tV
$ 3.01700
63.VVCM
'.62500
reere fund and Htal recnue funds, if any. arc Include.
4,rooo
3.(XV.(M
3,IV 00
3,000.00
3.000 00
rOR THE CURRENT FISCAL TEAR IECI.1NING JULT 1. 1963
Street
230.00 $ 4.570 61
Tax Ltt
Computatioa
Total Budget
Kocuiremer.ta $
Le Budcet Kesourees.
Kxcept Taxes
To Be Levied
Taxes NectHwan'
to Balance Budget
Add Taxe Kttmated
Not to Be Recevled
Purine Knsuing Year
TOTAL TAXS
TO BE LEVIED $
Anal rata ot Taxes
To B Levied
Within 6".
Limitation 5
Not Subject to
6"r Limitation
TOTAL TAXES
TO BE LEVIED
Total
AU funds
General
fund
Road
Fund
22,672.76 $ 4.S52.12 $
Stat Tax Watw . .
fund UUIltr tuna -t
$ 8.000 00 $ 3.000.00
17.000 61
3.5S2.12
2U5.1X)
5.S17.12
2.&17.12
3.000.00
2.270.00
2.5S2.12
263.00
S 2.S 17.12
$ 2.S17.12
2.2:000
4.370 61
8.000 00
3.000.00
$ 3.00000
3.000.00
UNriler . ... ....
Tnurer
Iduv
Water Mauler
t;ailat.'e Collector
Sl-.vl.tl I'olUv
1VITAI-S
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f
Empa.
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... I
I
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Tola!
Cetl
fund
l.wMO
4 Nl(kl
5 HHI
Id II III
1HU
lHl
l,fnlUl
WoUf
uuiiir
fund
3.:i(w
S 3io no
Commission Okays Irrigon Park Plans
$ 5.S47.12 $ 2.JH7.12
All reserve funds and sptiai revenue funds, tf any, are Included.
STATEMENT 01 INDEBTEDNESS
TYPE OF INDEBTEDNESS
TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS
None
None
PETTY CASH
Balance, July 1
None
Approved by Budget Committee April 20, 196-L
Frederick T. Martin.
Chairman of Budget Committee
FUND RESOURCES
FOB THE FISCAL TEAS 1964 1965 BEGINNING JULT 1. 1964 '
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL
Second
Preceding
Tear
First
Preceding
Tear
Budget
Current
Tear
($ 7.865.31
1.513.70
123.66
1,12175
606.34
70.00
28.00
111.00
($ 4,287.86)
$ 1,522.32
556.88
5.583.39
S 7,662.59
$ 2,359.74
4,295.70
$ 6,655.44
$ 7,877.10
4,737.54'
$ 12,614.64
$ 4,717.91
182.72
3,146.06
$ 8,046.69
$ 30,69150
(5
($
8,066.04)
1,532.65
131.70
1,273.42
723.47
70.00
2.00
25.00
4,307.80)
1,367.01
249.34
6,033.75
7,650.10
2,502.40
613.24
3,115.64
GENERAL FUND
Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) $
Budget For
Ensuing Tear
Approved
3,017.00
7,342.15
6,003.78
$ 13,345.93
S
5,013.01
254.39
3,005.58
$ 8,272.98
$ 28,076.85
Purrent Lew
Previously Levied Taxes Estimated
To Be Received During Ensuing Year
Other Sources 1innnn
State of Oregon Liquor Fund
Franchise Taxes - 42""
Licenses and Permits
Fines and Forfeitures
Other Sources -- aAom
TOTAL RESOURCES - s 4,6oJ.OO
ROAD FUND i2-O00
Current Levy 5
Tractor Rental and M.S. Sales ?'m
Available Cash on Hand
TOTAL RESOURCES $ 6,3jO.OO
STATE TAX STREET FUND
State Highway Allocation 5 2,w.w
Available Cash on Hand - iriinn
TOTAL RESOURCES - $ 7,62o.00
WATER UTILITY FUND cnAfim
Water Sales - s 8'0oau(J
Available Cash on Hand
TOTAL RESOURCES
SERIAL LEVY FUND
Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) ..
Previously Levied Taxes Estimated
To Be Received During Ensuing Year
OTHER RESOURCES
Current Levy
Total Resources
TOTAL RESOURCES ALL FUNDS ..
...4
8,000.00
4,250.00
3,000.00
7,250.00
,..J$ 33,877.00
Includes unappropriated balance budgeted last year.
FUND REQUIREMENTS
FOR THE FISCAL TEAR 1964-1965 BEGINNING JULY 1. 1964
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL
Second
Preceding
Year
First
Preceding
Year
Budget
Current
Year
$ 882.43 $ 863.62 $ 1,000.00
600.00
150.00
31.04'
175.00
100.00
526.90
192.12
528.77
45.00
58.92
488.00
3,778.18
226.62
1.402.22
1,628.84
6,042.20
6,042.20
3,600.00
1,249.58
1,761.28
$
$
650.00
162.50
16.00
195.00
100.00
770.25
153.15
281.28
25.55
60.00
73.14
197.12
11.09
3,558.70
388.97
1,603.40
1,992.37
945.00
945.00
3,900.00
1,286.44
556.03
600.00
150.00
600.00
100.00
195.00
100.00
600.00
200.00
600.00
22.00
60.00
150.00
225.00
250.00
3,900.00
1,200.00
1,100.00
$ 6,610.86 $ 5,742.47
Budget For
Ensuing Year
GENERAL FUND Approved
Street Lighting $ 1,000.00
OFFICIALS SALARIES:
Recorder
Treasurer
Police - -
Special Police - - -
Auditing
Library Donation
Insurance
Heat City Hall
Payroll Taxes
League of Oregon Cities
Pest Control
Fire Truck Operation
Office Supplies and Expenses
Other
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS $ 4,652.00
ROAD FUND
Equipment Operation 5 cTnn'Xn
Other b.iou.uu
TOT All ' REQUIREMENTS $ 6,350.00
STATE TAX STREET FUND vrnn
Street Maintenance J i'roST
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS STSF -$ 7,625.00
WATER UTILITY FUND
Personal Service: oonnnn
Water Master Garbage Collector ? Yonnnn
Power For Pumping ? inn'
System Maintenance 100
TOTAL "'rEQuYrEMENTS -5 8,000.00
600.00
150.00
600.00
150.00
195.00
100.00
600.00
200.00
600.00
22.00
60.00
150.00
225.00
Br LoVELLE FARTL0W
li;RH:ON The Irtlon flan
ninn lmmivlon nu-l Thursday
evening with Jud; I War IVt
ervin and I'laremv ItoM-wall,
chairman 'f Ihe County run
ning OunmlfcMon. The lirlgon
IMannlng lonimlwlim, presided
over lv ihaitman J.iine Keith,
pr. sent il their rord AtK
and recreational Manning, and
Itoscwall diMl.icd Und ue
zoning map approved y ihe
Commission. Ihe county couM
and the p.uk and port com
mission. The map nave a U.
tailed lct ure of future develop
ment throughout the count v. It
was determined that there vva
no conflict hetween the plan
ning of the city and of the coun
ty. Petition are currently neing
circulated In Irrigon for the for
mation 'f a 1'ark and Itevreation
Maintenance district. It U an
ticipated that Ihe Corp of En
gineers will construct p.ttk la
cil'.tle along Ihe river, adjacent
to the present boat landing, and
thev need to In assured that any
c-on.structed facilities will I-'
proH-rlv maintained. The Iniun
dane for the protsed Mainten
ance District are the .mie a
those for the Irrigon Cenu-tery
District. The petition win e
ri..,t M.ith the countv court In
the near future.
Several student from A. C.
Hoiihton Elementary school
and Kiversiile High school at
tended the Junior Olympics
Track Me. t. held In Portland
Saturday, but due to heavy rain,
most of the event were called
off. Making the trip from A. t.
Houghton were Luann Burg.
Anna ON rmeier. Anita Pummel,
Donna Pummel. Kay Huson,
Mary Parklason, Vicky llohbs.
Bruce Buchanan. Bobby Lowry.
Kip Nelson. Steve Acock. L?
Huson and Art Olln. Those rep
resenting Riverside High school
wc-re Mike Smith. Terry McCoy
and Jim Russell.
At the Tuesday evening coun
cil meeting, presided over by
Mayor Chester Wilson, Mr.
Henry Belnhauer presented an
application and plans for a pro
posed trailer court which I
planned to be constructed within
the city limits In the next
month. Their plan has been ap
proved by the State, and was
also approved by the city coun
cil. The Belnhauers plan to con
struct facilities for U Irjllett
oilglnally, and to enlarge Ihe
court t a later date
J a men Keith, chairman of the
Irtlgon Planning Commission,
gave a reotl on the meeting
between Ihe I'larmtng Commit
Mori 4 ml Judge Oscar IV'etsoii
and Clarence ItoNc-wall chair
man of Ihe County Planning
Commission. liMUlon
held a to where Ihe five t w
strifl light should U located.
It wa suggested that two l-e
ptatvd on the highway, east of
Ihe existing light, and one c-a h
on Third. Sivth and Eighth
street along Oregon street Thl
would light the through strertt
and provide stiff u let t light for
walking at night
The Irrigon llrange held a
special min ting Thursday even
ing to receive seven new mem
M-r. Ilecelving lirst ami second
degree were Mr. anil Mr. How
anl Pu'fry. Mr. and Mr. Clar
ence Howell. Mr. and Mr. La
Vern Christiansen and Mr4
Helen Mulkey. Visitor were Mr.
ami Mr. .Nate Thorjie of Uma
tilla, and Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Hklle of the Crei-nfleld (ir.mge.
Nate Thorix I the (.range coun
ty deputy. Following the ineel
ing. pie and ctdfee were M-rv-l
At the next regular Crange
meeting, to be prenlded over by
Master Max Jones, the iuav mem
Imt will receive the third and
fourth degrees. The Irrigon
tlr.inge voted to donate mwani
the Esther Kirml Memorial
Fund. Mr. Vern Dillon ami Mr
In Kenney, hoste.ses for the
evening. served Jell O and
cookie to the member.. Visitors
again were Mr. ami Mr. Nate
Thor and Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Sklles.
Mr. and Mrs. John Swearlngen
ami Geraldine drove lo Enter
prise over the week-end. The
family visited Swearlngen'
mother. Mrs. Maude Swearlngen,
Mr. and Mrs. Truman I'oulson
and Mr. Kill Poulson.
David Kenney, a college ntu
dent at Southern California Col
lege at Costa Mesa, Is sH-ndlng
the summer with his folks, Rev.
and Mrs. John H. Kenney.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hobbs are
pal ell of lab datlghlcf,
lU-cky I'lleen, In.rn June 2 at Ihe
IYihIIi toti t ooiniui.il Mernoflal
hospital Little II. sy weigh. d
7 It. 1 it
Mr and Mr. M II lla.lwick
of Salem were week end gKt
of Mr and Mi Fred Murtlshaw.
While In Irrigon. the lladwlik
as.i vUl'id W.lh oilier Illative
anil frlnid
The lNiy of Soul Troop No.
14,7 attend. -.1 the annual I'amp
out .long with other troop in
the district The Siut went to
Hull Prairie Ihi year Those at
tending from Irrigon were Sen
ior Patrol Ij'.ol.-r. Tom Van Horn.
Assls'.u.t Siiilor Patrol Lcaik-r.
Duane l..unl and scout. Hob
Mi Kae, lloti Ku hanan. Jim Mc-;utr-.is.
Merle (iiersth. Ih-nnu
Lamb. Ri hard Kv.cn. Randy Icy
an. la-ori Wilson, Ornuind Leslie,
Clarence I'll" tor. ami David
Fran Re. Scoutmaster Kenneth
Lamb and Assistant S-out-
master. Richard Ryan Sr , arm
H.mk McOtml. ntri!panleil
the twiy lo the camp.
Mr. Josle Kuchanan and Mr
lanl Smth drove to lone
Wi-ilt'.i-s.lay nnd tti-ndi a cof
fee hour t the home of Mr. and
Mr Itay Harnett, honoring Vr.
Vern Aune and children of
Seattle. ItiT In the evening.
Ihe relative gathered for a pot
luck dinner.
Rev. John Kenney left Monday
to attend a District Fellowship
meeting at the Blue Mountain
Youth Camp at Dixie Ml. near
ITalrie City. The minister of the
district remained at the camp
for several days tu get the
ground ready for the Iwo
youth camp that will be held
in July.
Mr. and Mr. J.e Come and
family of Dufur were Saturday
overnight guest of Charle
Hines.
Di bble McCoy returned to Irri
gon Friday after spending tt
week In La Crande with her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr.
Frank Stewart.
Mrs. LaVern Christiansen was
released from the flood Sheph
erd hospital Friday evening af
ter n 10-day confinement.
Irtoird
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