rtttnit CAnm Twa n. j .
Studenl Awards Given lo Many
(Continued from PC 1
Section 3
relarytreaaurrr and Cherllyn
Smoue. editor of the Ionian-
preceding claa nlfiht, the en
lor were entertained ty the
JTA with a dinner at Stefan!'
banquet room. Guests preaent
wrre the ten member of the
senior (Uu, and Mr. and Mr.
Everett HoUtctn.
The Ion High school student
body voted on Friday for two
cttUeruhlp award mad to
member of the nlor cuo. in
wards went to Cher) le Lun
drU and Hatvorsen, Thr-tr
ntmri wtll be engraved on the
rltuenthlp plaque hanging in
the front hall ol the gymnasium.
Garette-Tlme adt pay
DEALERS YAIITED
BRIDOESTONE
.1 ,-v :
C J
Call NOW vii.4 234-0717
YAUrtfC e0UlPCNT0lTRI8UT0
JUWnt JM0l.e,7Pa''a".O.i
25 Get Diplomas
Al Commencement
In North Morrow
Ir MABT IXC HARLOW
POARPMAN-Dr. Frank Ben
rwtt ol Milwaukt. pt l
of IXX". ooke to th grad
uatint cUa ol KlvrrLW High
school Ut Friday nlcht. Ap
nni&lmatrlv VJ people were
i.r.nt for the aervlcea. The In
vocation wai riven by Rv.
rorir l(ah. rtor of tlx IVm
munlty Baptut church at IrTtgon,
and Rev. Herman K. urg. !'
tor o the Boardman IVmmunl.
ty church. Rave the benediction.
Terry Lynn McCoy wa val
edictorian, and lioy Raymond
Obrrmcler and Lyie Dexter
Hobb were coaalulatorlan.
Mm. Frank Slrwart aang The
IXid ol a Perfect Pay."
Ron Daniel. RlveraUle prtncL
pal. Introduced the speaker and
Ihe claw, Harvey Warner, Mor
row eountv achool board mem-
twr nnMnted the diplomas to
25 students.
Daniel save out the follow
ing scholarships: Terry McCoy,
a Jjnrt I'nlon l"aclfle award, and
a $3U Standard Oil award;
Anna Mae Mrtjuaw. a $3fc) tutt
ton acholamhlu to Pacific t'nl
verUy at Forest Grove; Lyle
Hobb. $240 tuition to Blue
Mountain College, rendleton;
Notice of Budget Hearing
The budget for Heppner Rural Fire District for the
13. a detailed ana wmmanzea in , n- k-;., ,
ki insistent wltn inai usea in prior '-"? " -'v
statement. A copv of tne ounm o
are set forth In an accompanying
Interested persons
or any portion
A meetine of t
. c-.i. Annov for th NlfDOM
to discuss the budget, or any part ol It
beginning July I.
rnoared on n accounting
n, their effects on this budeet
ncument may be Inspected by
! ..o ".j k .t .h r.ai.tt.Time!L The bud Cot document.
pctween ine ' nour. w ... - m -. Vhoet at the Cazette-Ttmcs.
he Heppner Rural Fl Protection D Wrict 6 619 will be held June H 19G3 at 8:00 pm
or noiainz a puouc nrumn r-- -
DICK T. WILKINSON
Chairman of Governing Body
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
FOB THE ENSUING FISCAL YEAH BEGINNING JULT I, l5-6
TAX LEVY COMPUTATION
Total Budget Rcq u i re m p n ts ...
Less Budget Resources. Except Taxes to Be Levied
Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget -
Add Taxes Estimated Not to Be Received During Ensuing Year
TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED
ANALYSIS OF TAXES TO BE LEVIED
Within 6 Limitation
TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED
Total Gnral
All Funds Fund
$ 5.3O9.0O $ 5-TO.OO
755.00 755.00
... 4.554.00 4-55400
136.00 136.00
4.690.00 S 4.690.00
..$ 4.600.00 $ 4.690.00
.4 4.690.00 $ 4.690.00
AH reserve funds and special revenue funds, if any, are included.
FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAH BEGINNING JULY 1. 1964-65
TAX LEVY COMPUTATION
Total Budget Requirements . ; :r
Less Budget Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied
Taxes Necessary to uaiance duukci
Total
All Funds
.....$
Add Taxes Estimated Not to Be Received During Ensuing Year
TOTAL TAXES TO BE LKVltU
ANALYSIS OF TAXES TO BE LEVIED
Within 6 Limitation r
TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED
6.750.00
900.00
5,850.00
234.00
6.0&1.0O
6.084.00
6.084.00
General
Fund
$ 6.750.00
900.00
5.850.00
234.00
$ 6,084.00
6.O84.00
6,08-1.00
All reserve funds and special revenue funds, if any, are included.
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
Outstanding July 1
Ensuing
Authorised, Not
July 1
Incurred
TYPE OF INDEBTEDNESS
Bonds
Interest Bearing Warrants .
Short Term Notes .......
TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS
Current Year
(Actual)
None
None
None
None
Year
(Estimated)
None
None
None
None
Current
Year
(Actual)
None
Ensuing
Year
(Estimated)
None
PETTY CASH
Balance July 1 .
Current Year
(Actual)
None'
Ensuing
Year
(Estimated)
None
Notice of Approval By Budget Committee
Approved toy Budget Committee May 17, 19C5
DONALD BENNETT
Chairman of Budget Committee
John Uthrop. 1100 A C. IHMiin.
ton IT A M-holarahip: T)ra Nurd-
trom, UUO Union l acuic
The prooelonal an.l reces
sional were plaed bv Mr. AL
bert Fan low. ocanit, and Mr.
LaVern Fart low. lanlt.
Fi the flrwt time lit the hU
torv of Itlverttde IU6h 'hMi
h tune affiliate,!
National llonr SiHrtF.
pa
this
Oher-
th.
Terry
pewena
Q!w.
McKlrov
and Junior
ttudents mu.it
inant average or
11 their year oi
ha received n '
Ant who are memher
year Include .-nlor Roy
Mctoy. Hinwn
Writ, Anna w-
pick SkouUX
and Rirtwira u- "'
p e n n v r
l-huck Jackson and "
i t becmw a member
of the aoclrty
make a srade l
or over for al
hlsh achool.
The BUlv Craham film. nv.
Id an.t Udlath-. be hown
.J rommunttv Churvh the eve
nlng ol June 6 at 7:30. friend,
are Invited to attend.
Vacation Bible
Uart at Community tlturcn
June 2 and will run through
June 11. Theme of the
-ChrUt Is Our reace." Mr.
Herman R. Burg will be supor
Intendent. Children ol
through 13 are welcome to at
tend. Hour will be from nine to
11:45 a.m. Mrs. Phil Lafombe
will teach the primary depart
ment. Mrs. Burg the bee nners.
and Rev. Herman R. Burg the
lunlor. Helpers will be LuAnn
Burg. Shirley Dixon. Jeanette
Htigel. Mr. Rotert Lom and
ram Kuhn.
The missionary project will
be the Navajo Indian.
The final program will be
elven the evening of June lo at
7:30.
Gold fish will be presented to
the children as perfect attend
ance awards.
Any children wishing trans
portation should contact the
church.
The children presented a pro
gram for the mother, and wor
moit at boards mad of lh colors
they learned duties kindergart
en. They were made of roiwtruc
Hon paper with white tael.
Punch and cokJea were
terved after the prtram.
VUltor lt week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sutton
ere their son In law an. Im
ghter, Mr. and Mr. Virgil Mor-
rtofl and children Ray ami
Haydell ol Rlverton. Wyo.
Mr and Mr. 1-eo Htta spent
the wwk end In The llle Ma
lung PIU' rKuln, Mr, and
Mr. lavne t"twhrnur. and Mr.
an.t Mrs. Ceoree ltamey.
Mr and Mr. Rotten lw and
dauthter Tarlna. Cynthia and
Ki4in spent the week end VUH
lug relative In Buhl, Idaho, and
at the home ol t-owe'a untie
and aunt. Mr. and Mr Clarence
Uwe in Mihine. Idaho.
R,ijer Hull Wahougal.
Waah. M week end vlaltof
at Ihe home of Mr, and Mr.
Arnold Hoffman.
Kfr. and Mr. Gene Allen and
children Wc. H'uart and
Stephanie of Walla .VValla.
Wi.li. rre Monday vUltois at
the lnne of Alten'a parent. Mr.
and Mr Arthur Allen. Week,
end vUttoi at the Allen hme
were Mr. and Mr rrnk Jone
of VawHmver. Wah.
Notice of Budget Hearing
The
bud,e, for Heppner CVmHery M.
rirtwi an a liar iiini ii'nni - -. . . ma . .
a . t.k.'a . .i.ii a m m .a m
ning juiy i. orni-i -" atakir rhaneea. If any. and tneir enecia
accounting batla conUtent with that ued In ptl r year MiN cm ny "w J , dlK.umrnt may
on this budget are set forth In an accunpanylng u,m7 a m nd "I l M at Heppner City HalL
t tnMted bv Interented Persons between the " Jipnrr
A meeting : of the Board of lr " f k WudeV. ?iron may appear to
Oty llaii for tne purie o nuium .... - - -
dtM-ua the budget, or any pan or it.
joiin prriFFKR
fhalrman of (vvrnlng Body
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
rot Tha EattU Flacal Year Bealnalag July 1. 15
GENERAL FUND RESOURCES
FOR THE FISCAL YEAH 1965-1966. BEGINNING JULY 1, 1965
HISTORICAL DATA
-v . , Budget For
ActuaI m . . Ensuing Year
Second First J?S? Approred
Preceding Preceding Current
Year tTe2roo $Ye60000 'Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) $ 630.00
$ Nrwrn 2Mi00 270 00 Previously Levied Taxes Estimated
Nona IVW To Be Received During Ensuing Year 100.00
Other Resources - m
Interest on Investment . ........... - 72 J
Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied S A&27Z
Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget - !
Total Resources - o.w.ov
Includes Unappropriated Balance budgeted last year. .
DETAILED REQUIREMENTS BY FUND
Fire Department
General Fund
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1965-1966, BEGINNING JULY 1, 1965
HISTORICAL DATA
Actual
Second
Preceding
Tear
$ 10.00
None
5.862.00
75.00
1.00
18.00
None
None
30.24
10.00
None
None
$ 6,006.24
First
Preceding
Year
$ 35.00
None
5,700.00
75.00
None
18.00
None
None
41-16
10.00
None
5.00
$ 5,884.16
Budget
Current
Year
$ 35.00
100.00
5,700.00
125.00
30.00
50.00
545.00
100.00
60.00
5.00
None
None
S 6.750.00
Budget For
Ensuing Year
Approred
Materials and Services
Insurance Bond -
Legal Fees imno
Contract to City - '7500
Audit - Nnn'o
Stamps and Envelopes onn
Hiiettiina
Operating Contingency
Traveling Expense - -
Advertising Budget -
Filing Fees
Tacho graphy -
Emergency Miscellaneous
TOTAL - - -
..4
960.00
40.00
96.50
5.00
200.00
None
5,309.00
tr- rv,n rviwnev was hostess
for the Boardman TUHcum club
last week at her home. More
money was turned In for the
Cancer Fund, making the final
total $235.85.
Mrs. Joe Tatone gave a report
on the state convention at Gear
hart, and Mrs. Ronald Black
read an article from the morn
ing Oregonlan about the convention.
The club's rummage sale will
be held June 4-5. Pie and coffee
will be sold. It will be held at
the grange hall.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Roy Partlow
June 8.
St. Mary's Altar Society held
its last meeting for the summer
last week at the home of Mrs.
Delmer Hug. Mrs. Shirley Zlel
Inskl will be In charge of the
church for June. The next meet
ing will be some time In Sep
tember. Week-end visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Zcarl Gillespie
were Gillespie's nieces and fa m
llies, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Willkle
and children Barbara and David
of Mattawa. Wash., and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Miller and children
Wallene and Ronnie of Madras.
Other visitors were Bob Botts of
Burbank. Wash., and Mrs.
ni.nh Rarinw of IIcoDnor and
her sister, Alma Gilliam of
Portland. . . . .
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marlow
and daughters Anita, Judy and
Carla of Medford were week
end visitors at the home of Mar-
low's parents, Mr. ana mr.
Frank Marlow. Sunday visitors
- - . 1 a u A In 1 a tar
were wanows otuimri -"
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. nany
Shlpp of Pendleton, and Ms.
Marlow'- sisters. Mrs. Clarence
Thomas of Riggins, Idaho, ana
Lafe Smith of Fenaieion. Mon
day visitors were Marlovs
niece and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Nelson and son uig 01
Medford. . .
Week-end visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Ely were
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ely and
children Larry, Gary, Rfnee,
Kicky, Rena and Danny of Seat
tle, Wash., and their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. EI-
rlrWl I fill on h children Jimmy,
Janet, Jay, Jerry and Joyce or
La Grande .
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Carpenter
and sons Russell and Tommy
of Payette, , Idaho, were week
end visitors at the home of Mrs.
Carpenter's mother, Mrs. Russell
Miller. Pat Miller, who has re
turned home from Marylnurst
icolleee. returned home with
them to visit a week.
Mrs. Glenn Mallery of Seattle,
Wash, visited last week at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Claud Coats.
Mrs. S. R. Wilkie, Mrs. Shirley
Ziellnskl and Mrs. Delmer Hug
took 19 members of the catechism-
classes of St. Marys
Church to the Umatilla Park
last week for a picnic and wel
ner roast.
Mrs. Earl Briggs has been scr
im.ciu ill the nast week in bt.
Anthony's hospital In Pendleton.
Her son, W. D. Maxwell of Port
land, was here last week to see
heI't a meeting o the city budget
committee last week the annual
budget of $397,340 was adopted.
This does not include the budg
et of the Urban Renewal Agency.
The following children finish
ed the kindergarten school here
with Mrs. Harold Baker as teach
er: Karen Baker, Kathy Barron,
Fred Bruce, Terry Clayton, Day
id Gregg, David Gregg. David
Hug, Scott HHgel, Charolett Hill
lng, Darlene Kerby, Randall
Matthews, Tina Thornhill, San
dy Ramsey, Linda Skoubo, Diana
Snodderly and Kay Wright.
TAX LEVY COMPUTATION AuTtSda
Total Budget Requirements - f 29.7W)00
Lena Budget Reaourwa, Except , 40)
Taxerto Be Levied - - m'doOO
Taxes Necenary to Balance Budget - n
Add Taxes Estimated Not 4, 00
to Be Received During Fnulng car -Tni
TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED TWU"
ANALYSIS OF TAXES TO Bt LEVIED rtmOO
Within 6 Limitation -- - J Etiuoo
TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED -.. - 8.7M.UU
AU reserve funds and special revenue funds. If any. are Included.
For The Current r fecal Year Beginning July 1. lt4
TAX LEVY COMPUTATION AUSafda
Total Budget Requirements WW-00
Les Budget Resources. 1215 00
Excel Taxes to Be Uvled - 7 71111
Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget - - i.oiow
Add Taxes Estimated Not mono
to Be Received During Ensuing Year - - ,!f
TOTAL TAXIS TO BE LEVIED - H.-r7.0U
ANALYSIS OF TAXES TO BE LEVIED KXllOO
Within 6 Limitation - htiii
TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED 8.347.00
All reserve funds and special revenue funds. If any. are included.
CBral
Fund
14.13500
5.A35 00
i)00
44VtOO
R.764.00
R.7IV4 00
$ R,704(W
Perpetual
Car
Fund
$ 15.tC5.0O
15 625.00
None
Nona
None
None
None
General
Fund
S 14.023.00
fi.34500
7,678 UO
era 00
$ 8,347.00
oadd
Dbt Fuad
13.lMl.0rt
13.90000
None
R.317.00
K.317.00
None
None
None
None
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
TYPE OF INDEBTEDNESS
Ron d
TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS ...
Ensuing
Year
(Eauraatd)
None
None
PETTY CASH
.None
Approved by Budget Committee May 24. 19G5
JOHN PFEIFFER
Chairman of Budget Committee
GENERAL FUND RESOURCES
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1965-66-BEGINNING JULY 1. 196S
H ISTO RCA LD ATA
ACT0Ail . . . Bdgt For
Second First Budget . Enaufng Yof
Preceding Preceding Current Approred
Year Year Year
$ 11849.39 $ 6.126.86 $ 2,000.00 Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) 2.000.00
Other Resource 75000
975.00 660.00 750.00 Grave Openings j ;M
1015 00 525.00 600.00 Grave Liners - 200 00
255 00 650 00 10000 Space Old Cemetery -
52500 1.050.0() 500.00 Space New Cemetery -
930 00 630.00 750.00 Annual Care
W50 2K)00 400.00 Perpetual Care Vt whn
i33.32 S:SS 420.00 Mjscel.aneous: TCD Interest f-gg
75.00 S4-'t Stones " ...
2146 55 148-125 750.00 Water Credit - City of Heppner
19026 76 13 866 11 6345.00 Total Resources Except Taxes to Be Levied ...
Nofe 2,613 14 778.00 Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget J3W.0J
r.ono 14023.00 Total Resources - 1i.iao.uu
Includes Unappropriated Balance Budgeted last year.
DETAILED REQUIREMENTS BY FUND
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1965-66-BEGINNING JULY 1. 196$
General Department Fund
HISTORICALJDATA
CTUAL Budget For
Second First ud9 Ensuing Yof
Preceding Preceding Current Approved
vsar Year Yar .
I0OT Personal Service! . .
S 5170 60 $ 7,707.91 $ 5,139.60 Sexton 1 500 00
188013 Included 2,160.40 Assistant Sexton mm
l3o8 Included oR 720.00 Secretary : -- WM0
TOO 00 305.25 350.00 Legal 200 f)0
imoo no.00 auauo Audu mSo
Materials and Services: w 1
1377.64 1,898.57 1,500.00 Operating Materials and Supplies imm
14216 255.15 120.00 Office Expense 1 550 00
99.02 151-02 850.00 UtUitles - 'Jgg;gg
3448 426.68 400.00 Insurance - - oiiono
None 10O00 600.00 Old Lot Purchases 200.00
included Included 200.00 Elections and Publications 200.00
lnciuaea i"tiu Miscellaneous r-V"
No?e Norm 500.00 General Operating Contingency oOO.OO
xone Capital Outlay
72.00 664.29 300.00 Equipment None
24l2 173 20 None Roads and fences tnvsnn
None None .0O Unappropriated Balance k wSiS?
10,342.68 11,887-07 $ 14,023,00 Total Requirements S 14,135,00
Z PERPETUAL CARE RESERVE FUND SUMMARY
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1965-66 BEGINNING JULY I, 1965
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL
Second
Preceding
Year
$ 8,500.00
8,500.00
8,500.00
First
Preceding
Year
$ 10,595.00
855.00
11,450.00
1L.450.00
Budget
Current
Year
$ 13,000.00
900.00
13,900.00
$ 13,900.00
Budget For
Ensuing Year
Approved
Resources: ' 14'.?S
Available Cash on Hand ........ .00
Transferred From Other Funds ........... ...OO
Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied .... 15,625.00
TOTA LREQU1REMENTS S 15,625.00