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kxpfhci cximt TiMci Twradey. im 10. mi (Continued from pago 3) HOSPITAL MAINTENANCE FUND RESOURCES roi the riscAL teai mvic. beginning jult l m HISTORICAL DATA ACTUAL rtelf TNI Fin! Precedi Nii Nuft 76247 83231 30 f 3470 3T7 THIS im tan RMG5 1.017.81 R5463 S 1.0171 edget Current Toar No AviiUl.U Ch n Hand Ch Rl) -rrrUHilv Lrvted Tae Estimated To Re Received During Ensuing Year -.. Atku m - - tv.iirf i iiwtw distribution .......... Timber Severance U apportionment In lieu ot Um Total Resource. Except Taes to Bo Levied Taxea Necessary to Balance Budget . Total Resource - Eaaulng Teat Aroco4 Nun 5oo 1(H) 10 ft) 8.3 W ,0U) County's Service Businesses Goin Morrow county'e 27 service r UblUhmcnta had total ret-etpta of HirT.lUX) In an IncreaMi of five ht cent from 1'.5H, ae cording let report of the 13 (Vniua of Buslnea Jut rrleawd by the Bureau of the Census, U. 8, Department ot Commerce. The lat previous Ccrtsua of Huklncui covens! operation dur Intt liOH. TIk ...rv l.u lr,l..a In lh On. aut of Bulne Included hoe pwvlitlngi ivrMinal mrvlce to litttlvldueU. miscellaneous bual nets aervlcca. auto repair and other auto eervleea, and other repair unices, AIo Included were motion picture trtMluctton ami diMrlbutlon hulneea, mo tion picture theater, other amUM-ment and recreation ser vice. nd hotel and niolcU. The aeleelt-d wnN trade tabluhmenta In the county em )loved 25 pertona (etclutlve of proprietor) and had a payroll fr the year of arti.uio, The state aa a whole Included It. tU ra tAblUhment with fecvlpU of .Uil.4(l().(iiK). Yea. the GareteTtme can print tha form you need for bul ne or ranch ua. Ilione 670-tWJH. Notice of Budget Hearing Include Unappropriated Balanc budgeted last year. ALCOHOL ENFORCEMENT FUND RESOURCES rOI THE FISCAL YEA! 1KS1KC BEGINNING JULY 1. lS Second FTWdiBf Year t 54326 277 fi2 First Preceding Taor S 383J1 27500 600 Badat Currat Taor S 400.00 100.00 50000 Available Caah en Hand (Caih BaU) . Otbat RaaourtM Justice Court finea , ToUl Resources, Kxcept Taxea to Be Lc led Taxea Necessary to Balance Bucket Total Reaourcea - Budvat roc Eaaulng Taa Approd S 400 100 500 None .$ 500 - i , t . tl.HUM a r Tl il vli-l ttm lliai ft mfm nine July 1. 113 aa detailed and aummarlied In the accompanying a-hedul waa prepared on an n.i. . .. l .... .... .,nl. In n rv-.tmttanvliitf ln!i-mnt. A COOV of the tlUlllM't diKunirnt mtv te InjimH-tetl bv Interested ternB between the houra of t A. M. and 5 V. M. at lleppnrr I Ity Hall. A meet in of tne Hoard of l)tretora will be held Monday. June 21. 1!3 at 8 1". KL at lleppnet (Ity Hall for the purHMH of holdln a public hearing on thli budget. Any ern may apin-ar to dUH-uaa the budget, or any part of It. , Chairman of Governing Boly FINANCIAL SUMMABY Tor Tba Enaulna Fiacal Ytat Blnnlnfl July 1. IMS 'Include Unappropriated Balance budgeted last yt ar. LAW LIBRARY FUND RESOURCES FOR THE FISCAL YXAB 196S196C BEGINNING JULY 1. 15 Sacoad rmwdlafl STa,6130 2442 35100 44072 Flrtt Fracadlaff Tear I 31522 23J6 6o53 Budget Currant Year $ 400.00 200.00 600.00 Available Cash on Hand (Cash Baals) Previously Levied Taxea Estimated To Be Received During Ensuing Year Other Baeource Law Library fee Bud?at For Ensuing Year Approvad 200 Total Resources, Except Taxea to Be Levied Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget Total Resources 200 400 , None $ 400 TAX LEVY COMFUTATIOH ..S'".... AM m unua Total Budget Requirements jj.iww Lesa Budget Resourcea, iJ-ccpl ,,JMfln Tm to B Levied 2-.4W00 Taxea Necessary to Balance Budget 83W.0O Add Taxea Estimated Not .., to Re Received Durln r:nsum ear TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVI!!) - - ANALYSIS Of TAXES TO BE LEVIED . Within 6 Limitation . . .... ... . TOTAL T.UCES TO BE LtVItll c. w All reserve funds and special revenue funds, if any, are Included. Caaeral FefpattMit Car Fund Fund S 14.135.00 S LtCA00 5.M5 00 15.C23.00 M.3IX)00 None 4T400 None 8,76400 Nona 8.7A4O0 Nona S 8.764.00 None Include Unapproprtted Balance budgeted last yt ar. VECTOR CONTROL FUND RESOURCES FOB THE FISCAL YEA 196S-1966. BEGINNING JULY I. 1965 Second Fracadiaa Ys First Freoedina Yexa Budget Currant Teen Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) Previously Levied Taxes Estimated To Be Received During Ensuing Year Total Resources. Except Taxes to Be Levied Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget Total Resources Budget For Ensuing Year Approved None 10 10 1,490 ..$ 1,500 For Tb Current Fiscal Year Beginning July L 14 TAX LEVY CONFUTATION Total Budget Requirements Less Budget Resourcea. VntfrA TlIM to H Levied I Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget Add Taxes fcstimatea not m r RH-oiv.vt Durln Ensuing Year TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED ANALYSIS Or TAXES TO BE LEVIED within 6 Limitation TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED Total All runda $ 27,aa.oo 20.24300 7.678.00 Cfi!)00 ..S 8.347.00 S 8.347 00 ,.. S 8.347.00 General Fund Bonded Dabt Fund S 14.023.00 13.9O0.00 8.34300 1190000 7.678.00 None GOOOO None S 8.347.00 None $ 8.347.00 None $ 8,347.00 None All reserve funds and special revenue funds. If any. are Included. Includes Unappropriated Balance budgeted last year. STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS I0NE NEWS (Continued from page 1) hospital on June 2 weighing 8 lbs, 13s ot The Murray have three boys, Mark. Matthew, and John and a daughter, Maralee. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Georee Gwln and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shook, all of Newberg. Mrs. Murray and the baby came home on Sunday. Dorr Mason left fof his home in Portland on Tuesday after spending about a week here vis iting his daughter. Mrs. Roy A. Lindstrom and other relatives. He was recuperating from recent surgery. Mrs. Darrell Padberg came home from a Pendleton hospital on Wednesday, after having had major surgery. She is getting along satisfactorily at her home in lone. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smouse on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harrington of King City, Calif., and Mrs. H. V. Smouse of Port land. The June birthdays of Mrs. Kenneth Smouse and Mr. Harr ington were observed with a barbecue picnic in the yard. Mrs. Smouse is staying at her home In Heppner for about a week and visiting friends in the area and plans to attend the auction and barbecue in lone Saturday. Guest speaker at Rainbow As sembly No. 89 on Tuesday even ing was Judge Paul W. Jones of Heppner. The girls made plans to make a summer outing to the mountain home of Mrs. E. R. Schaffer July 6 to 9 near Granite. Pam Prmirifoot. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Proudfoot, was elected secretary of the stu dent body at St. Paul's School for Girls in Walla Walla for the coming school year. Pam came home on Monday for summer vacation. - Topic Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles Carlson on Friday afternoon. Members are to bring a book for the li brary book shower. Van Hubbard was released from a Portland hospital on Thursday after major surgery on his back. He will remain in Port land with Mrs. Hubbard and take physio-therapy treatments. Mrs. Marion Palmer was hos tess for an afternoon party on Monday honoring Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen on her birthday. Ten ladies, including Mrs. Halvor sen's twin sister, Mrs. Archie Munkers of Lexington, were present. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith spent several days the last of the week at Bend,, where they attended a trap meet. Mrs. Ethel Adams of Lake Os wego left on Friday for her home after spending a week here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lindstrom. Other guests of the Lindstroms over the Memorial Day holiday were Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ritchie of Seattle. Little League players are hope ful that people will save the coupons on the outside of the Blue Bell potato chip package and turn it in to Lindsay Kin caid or bring it to one of the ball games. The boys will re ceive a nickel for every coupon but must have 100 before they can receive anything. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ekstrom, Jr.. and their son Herbie, are in Assembly Reports Heard at Holly Lodge Meeting By DEL? HA JONES LEXINGTON Holly Rebekah lodge met last Thursday for lt3 regular meeting with Noble Grand Ardith Hunt presiding. Very Interesting reports were heard on the Rebekah Assembly held recently in Portland. Dele gates going were Mrs. Al Fetsch. Mrs. Alonzo Henderson, also Mrs. Florence McMillan, district deputy president, and Mrs. A. F. Majcske, color bearer for the assembly. Following the usual business meeting, a fhort program was enjoyed in a Joint meeting of the ladies andJdd Fellows, jnc program consisted of four cow boy numbers by the following, dressed as cowgirls, Mrs. George Steagall, Mrs. Johnnie Edwards, Mrs. Joe Yocom and Mrs. Charlie Padberg. Refreshments were served the combined lodges in the dining rooms. Mrs. Clarence Havs and dau ghter Candiss of CorvaUis weie recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Hays' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warner. Recent visitors at the Tranni.? Parker home were Mrs. Tacie Paiker. Mrs. Mary Davis, and Mis. Inez Loney of Walla Walla. Mrs. iAl Frost and three cnna- ren of Hermiston were recent callers in Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Max Breeding and son Donald spent the week end in Lexington. Mrs. Lola Breeding, who Is employed in Hood River, motored to Lexing ton with them. When they re turned Oscar and Lola Smith, children of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith, returned to Hood River with their grandmother for a short visit. Paul Breeding visited his mother, Mrs. Lola Breeding, at the Floyd Smith home during the week-end. Paul is employed in Idaho and was here for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C- Jones visited the Igo Grange in Con don on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Chris topherson and daughters of Olex and Mr. Christopherson's moth er of Donald, Oregon, were Lex lngton callers on Memorial Day. xvennein Way ot Vancouver, Vv n., visited at the Merele Corn elison home over Memorial Day week-end. Matt Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hughes, has return ed home from Pioneer Memorial hospital where he has been a patient for about a week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth More head and J. C. Robinson of Gol dendale, Wn, were recent visit ors at the Frank Robinson hom-J and attended the graduation ex ercises of Frank Robinson fro'ii Heppner High school on Wed nesday. Martha Doherty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Doherty, who attends the University of Port land was at the home of her parents over the week-end. Bobby Davidson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson and teacher at Warrenton, spent the unok.onri u-ith his Darents. Oth er callers were Miss Beverly Davidson and fiancee Harlan Flint ttf Portland. Mr. and Mrs. William N. Jonts of Portland visited several days last week at the home of his brother, C C Jones, ana lamuy. nthor fallpm fnr the graduation of Kenneth Jones from lone High school were Miss Sheila Whitney and latner uaie wnn nty, Charlene Jones of Portland. and Mr ana Airs. U. irvn and children of Arlington. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Majesk motored to Forest Grove last uroolr.pnri aftpr thplr son Doil- ald who had been attending school there. Ginger and ueoo c Majeske visited their grrandpar enls, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall, while their parents were away. Lyle Allyn of Boardman was a recent caller In Lexington. Lawrence Reaney was among those stopping In Lexington for a short while Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbe.l are spending some time on a trip to Chicago and way points, and in Texas where they at tended the graduation exercise:, of their son, Don, from college there. Leora Mae VanWinkle is in Eugene with her sister, Linda, and visiting tne campus wnue there. Mrs. Dallas Rea and daugh ter of Condon visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth maimer, on :aturaay. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer motored to Portland on Tuesday tn trot thfir daughter Janet and small son Scott who will spend a weeK visiting in Lxingion. Mr. and Mrs- Charles C. Jones and son Kenneth and Mrs. Floi onrtt McMillan visited Monday In Cove, where Mrs. McMillan was called by the illness of an aunt, Mrs. Fred Brlstow. While there they visited with Miss Jnvro Pork wnn la makin her home at Valade'a Ranch. This Is a summer camp lor boys and girls and used later In the year . . , mi t . a as nunung ana iisning neaa quarters by aauits. Mrs. A. F. Majesske, Mrs. Gene Gene Cole and Airs, riorence KTrMlllan motorpd.to Fossil on Tuesday where they attended the District KebeKan convention. Mrs. Jrw Yocom. and son Jack were Pendleton callers on Mon Hav u-hprp Jack attended a hea.. Ing clinic. Mrs. Charlie Padberg accompanied Mrs. yocom to Pendleton. Mrs. Ed Hunt is spending a week in Chico, Cal., where she will visit her Barents and attend a class reunion of her - senior class. Mr Alirp !a'ppniv has beer, In PMuilefon for the last few days helping care for her motn- er-ln-law who recently ournea her arms. Mr Patrirla Darn lei le and daughter Karen of Portland vjprf recent callers ai ine nom? of her father, Newt CHarra. Mr. and Mrs. wavne raDineau were Waitsburg, Wn., visitors ever the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson uicitoH rvntlv in Goldendalo. Wn. Lexington Grange will meet Saturday nignt ior lis regular meeting, starting witn a poi lurk dinner at B:.TO D.m.. follOW' ed by a film, program and busi ness meeting- KlaoA svfra each? Rpll UnUSed Items around your place with uazetie-umes ciasnui ou. TYPE OF INDEBTEDNESS Bonds --. TOTAL LNDEBTEDNESS ... Ensuing Year (Estlmatad) None None PETTY CASH .None Approved bv Budget Committee May 24, 19G5 JOHN TFEIFFER Chairman of Budget Committee GENERAL FUND RESOURCES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1965 66 BEGINNING JULY 1. 1965 Second Preceding Year HISTORICALJDATA ACTUAL First Preceding Year $ 11,849.39 $ 6,126.86 975.00 600.00 1,015.00 525.00 255.00 650.00 525.00 1,050.00 930.00 630.00 907.50 2,290.00 333.32 450.00 2,146.55 1,484.25 19,026.76 13,8G6.1l None 2,613.14 Budget Currant Year $ 2,000.00 750.00 600.00 100.00 500.00 750.00 400.00 420.00 75.00 750.00 63-15.00 7,678.00 14,023.00 Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) Other Resource Grave Openings .. Grave Liners - Space - Old Cemetery Space New Cemetery A Annual Care Perpetual Care Vt Miscellaneous: TCD Interest Set Stones i Wnler f'redlt . Cltv Of Hpnoner Total Resources Except TaxeH to Be Levied Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget 8,300.00 Total Resources 14.135.00 Budget rot Ensuing Yaor Approrvd S 2,000.00 750.00 600.00 200.00 500.00 750.00 400.00 5T.0.0O 75.00 ...None Includes Unappropriated Balance Budgeted last year. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS BY FUND FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1965-66 BEGINNING JULY 1. 1965 General Department Fund The Dalles this week-end to at tend the 4-H Junior Livestock Show. Herbie is exibhiting .a steer. The 10th of the Month is The Business-Professional Man's PAY-DAY Always pay your bills by the 10th of the month. Remember, the way you pay today, is the way joa are building your credit record for the next RED BOOK Credit Bureau of Umatilla County SLOW AND PAST DUE ACCOUNTS ARE COLLECTED BY THE ADJUSTMENT DEPARTMENT. PAT YOUR SLOW ACCOUNTS NOW AND AVOID HAVING THE ACCOUNT TURNED IN FOB COLLECTION HISTORICAL DATA ACTUAL Second Preceding Year First Preceding Year Budget Current Year $ 5.17O.60 $ 7,707.91 $ 5.139.G0 1,880.13 Included 2,160.40 500.00 Included 720.00 300.00 305.25 350.00 170.00 170.00 200.00 1,377,64 1,898.57 1,500.00 142.16 255.15 120.00 99.02 151.02 850.00 344.88 426.68 400.00 None 100.00 600.00 Included Included' 200.00 35.00 35.00 50.00 None None 500.00 72.00 664.29 300.00 251.25 173.20 None None None 933.00 10,342.68 11,887.07 $ 14,023.00 Budget For Ensuing Year ApproTed Personal S err ices i ran on Sexton 5 ?SR-2R Assistant Sexton ... - L500.00 Secretary - 720.00 Legal 3.W.0O Audit - 200.00 Extra Labor - - 250.00 Material and Services: Operating Materials and Supplies 1,500.00 Office Expense 100.00 Utilities 150-00 Insurance - foo.oo Old Lot Purchases 200.00 Elections and Publications - ... 2(2xS Miscellaneous -PjJ General Oicrating Contingency 500.00 Capital Outlay Equipment - dou.uo Roads and Fences - -None Unappropriated Balance l.O.u.00 Total Requirements $ 14,135.00 PERPETUAL CARE RESERVE FUND SUMMARY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1965-66 BEGINNING JULY L 1965 HISTORICAL DATA ACTUAL Second Preceding Tear $ 8,500.00 8,500jOO 84300.00 First Preceding Year $ 10,595.00 855.00 11,450.00 11,450.00 Budget Current Year $ 13,000.00 900.00 13,900.00 $ 13,900.00 Budget For Ensuing Year Approved Resources: S 14,500.00 Available Cash on Hand 2MS Transferred From Other Funds .. ---. , 00 Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied .... 15.6J5.00 TOTA LREQUIREMENTS 15,625.00
