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Ktrrxti cjurrrtnuti. rkndi. I it. i (Continued from pogo 3) HOSPITAL MAINTENANCE FUND RESOURCES rot TKi nsaa tcai iks-ik. itciNKwa jwr i. ms HISTOBtCAL DATA ACTUAL Tint rreewu None None TC14T 89211 20 (W 3HTO an trja AM 1171 6M63 1.01T.B1 KH.6S t MiTJBl Badffet Crret Tto None Available Cash on Hand Ch BU) twvi.Mi.iw levied Taxes Estimated To Be Received During Ensuing. Year Othf IMMICN , , , Trailer Ueenae distribution Timber Severance tax apportionment In lieu cX taxes tw.i Resource. Escer Taies to Be Levied - - k. . . j Tate Necessary to Balance puuj;i- . Tol Reeourcre, !? Lsamiaf Appcvd .. None 540 100 10 W0 ,340 9,000 Include Unappropriated Balance budgeted Ut year. ALCOHOL ENFORCEMENT FUND RESOURCES roi net mcAL txae lws iiec. iecwhwo jxtlt i. ms Second FreeecUaf, Year f 277 fil 8U-8S nut Precfrdiaff Year $ 385.81 37500 660.81 Budget Current Year S 400.00 100.00 500.00 Available Cash on !tnd (Caah Baals) Otbf Resource Tuatlra (Vuirt flnM Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied Taxea Necessary to Balance Budget . Total Resources Bodvet Foe EJttioJ Teas Appceted $ 400 100 500 . None .$ 50) LAW LIBRARY FUND RESOURCES rOI THE FISCAL YXA1 1965-196. 1EGINNING JULY 1. 15 Second Tsar S 6130 21.42 353.00 440.72 rtut Frecedln Tsar $ 315.22 2356 326JW 665.68 Budget Current Tsar $ 400.00 200.00 600.00 Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) Previously Levied Taxes Estimated To Be Received During Ensuing Year Other Reeourcea Law Library fees ... Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget Total Resources Budget For Ensuing Tear Approved . 200 400 None ....$ 400 Include Unappropriated Balance budgeted last Yr. VECTOR CONTROL FUND RESOURCES FOR THE FISCAL TEAR 1965-1966. stuiflnwu i "VJ Second preceding Tear First Preceding Tsar Budget Current Tsar 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 Budeet For Ensuing Tsar Approved None 10 10 1.4! 1500 Include Unappropriated Balance budgeted last year. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS Order: In the Matter of Vaca tion of Roads, signed 5565. Order: In the Matter of Sale of Co. Property acquired at Tax Sale by foreclosure, signed 5565. Order: In the Matter of the Transfer of Motor License Fund to General Road Fund, signed 5565. Right of Entry: From Mary M. January, for emergency flood control work. Motion: in the Matter of new glass for the Courthouse clock. Bid of the Glass Shop in Pen dleton accepted. Motion: In the Matter of sell ing all surplus and junk ma chinery owned by the County. Lease: In the Matter of the Lexington Airport, to Mel Boyer. The following warrants were Issued on the General Fend: Phillip Goodall, Sher. Car Exp. 118.80 Herman Winter. D.A. Cler. Help 112.50. Rent 65.00, Tel. 14.97, Sup. 3.55 - 19602 Paul W. Jones, Co. Ct. Exp. .. 9511 E. O. Ferguson, do . 9.20 Walter H. Haves, do 38.86 First National Bank, Sal 617.73 St Ind. Accid. Comm. do 59.60 St. Tax Comm. do 166.90 Pub. Emp. Ret. Bd. Sal. 202.19, Soc. Sec. 202.19 404.38 Safeco Life Ins.. SaL 20.70. Ins. 6.98 27.68 Blue Cross," Sal. 87.95, DA Misc. 11.45, Ins. 44.00 143.40 HumDhrevs Drue Co.. a. Sup 2.94 Standard Oil Co., Sher. Car Exp. 31.26 Texaco. Inc.. do 22.07 Richfield Oil, do 557 Blue Mtn. Comm., Sher. Comm - 7.95 C.J.D. Bauman, Sher. Sup. 3.75. Jail Exp. 10.05 13.80 Roderick Thomson, Assess. fid wk - 95.40 L. D. Tibbies, DO, H. Nurse 40.00 OSIP, do 100 Phil's Pharmacy, do 40.05 Union Oil Co., do 3.81 Standard Oil Co., do 5.94 Ernest Jorgensen, Just Ct. 5th, Tel. 29.65, Sup. 5.00, Rent 25.00 59.65 City Water Dept., . Cthse 7.50 Heppner Auto Sales, Inc, . do ..' 81 M & R Co.. do 35.70 Herman Green, do 3.00 John A. Pfeiffer, do 2.10 Columbia Basin Elec. Cthse 93.00, Surp. Fds 8.94 10194 Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwe, Cthse 221.80, Cthse Rep. 81.20 303.00 Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co., Cthse Rep 5.90 Pheasant Grill, Jail Exp .". 2.0o Earl L. Soward, Just Ct. 6th, Sup 5.00 Sadie Parrish, Cir. CL 5.28 Zearl Gillespie, et al, cir. Ct., Gr. Jury 89.38 Robt. Abrams, Circ. Ct, n Spec- Atty 35.00 Umatilla Co., Watermaster Fund 202-26 25-00 59.19 10333 17.28 25.08 Turner. Van Marter k Bryant Bonds Rachel Harnett Museum Fund 100.00 Heppner Gazette-Times, Off. Pub. 54 xy, Assess. Suo. 4.30 Pendleton -Heppner Fit, Surp. Fds Exp. . Kenneth Robinson, Juv. Billie AIsud. Jr. do ..... East Oregonian, Off. Pub - 26.88 St Tax Comm., Assess. Ind. Audit 53.73 Mahoney & Abrams, Cir. Ct Spec. Atty 148.8o Edna Chally, R.N-, H. Nurse - 32.70 CoL Bas. Elec. Coop., Sher. Comm. Fd 15.25 I.B.M.. Clk's Inc. 4150 Donald E. Clark, Sher., Jail Exp - 118.00 Heppner Gazette Times, Off. Pub 4.05 G.E. Nikander, Surp. Fds Exp 15 00 Clyde Cox, Co. Park Fd - 200.00 Pub. Emp. Ret Fd, Soc. Sec. qrtly Exp 7.20 N.W. Ind. Laundry, Cthse 6.60 Pac. N.W. Bell, Cur. Exp --. 11130 Billie Alsup, Jr., Juv. 18.30 Mary Bryant Dep. 276.51, Co. a. 33.33 309.84 Elvira Irby, Dep . 271.61 Lillian Sweek, Off. Clk .. 64.04 Phillip Goodall, Sp. Dep 71.66 Lorraine Ball, Off. Clk 232.32 Edna Chally, H. Nurse 231.12 .... 85.15 24.09 71.66 71.66 4757 Alma Green, Off Clk 92.23 D.E. Hudson. Jan. 3221 Margaret Jorgensen. Oft Clk L.D. Tibbies, DO, Phy. Kenneth Robinson, Juv. Billie Alsup, Jr., do W.C. Drlscoll, Sher, Comm. Fd Maurice Byrd, Cir. Ct Rep. HO-53 Nancy B. Dixon, Surp. Fds Exp. - 31.23 Joyce Hollomon, Off. Clk 91-31 The following warrants were issued on the Gen. Roads Fund: St. Tax Comm 220.10 First Natl Bank 787.50 Pub. Emp. Ret Bd 641.78 Safeco Life Ins 46.71 Blue Cross 149-05 St Ind. Accid. Comm 543.01 Power Cont Co. 15-45 Shafer Radiator Serv 7.44 Dewey's Chev. St H-80 Kuhn's Garage 79.57 Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwe .. 18.21 Heppner Auto Sales 140.60 Pettyjohn's 9.41 Del s Mkt 357 Craig Off. Sup 20.00 Standard Off. Equip 89.95 CJ D. Bauman, Sher. Tr 100 Central Mkt 2.50 Col. Basin Elec. 14.04 John A. Pfeiffer 975 City Water Dept. 4.25 Skelton-Boardman Sand & Gravel . 4121.25 Lexington Imp. Co 330.79 Oregon Mtr Serv 29.10 The Greatest Guy Around Is Dad! V V Ljfyi32Ht v. 2 k n Si As head of the family, it's Dad's Job to look after all the family's needs and build for their future, and Father knows best! He comes to us for all his financial advice and needs. OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Goodyear Serv. Stores, Pend 82.10 Goodyear Serv. Stores, WAV. 17.91 Fulleton Chev. ... 22.38 Heppner Nor-Gas Co. ...... 57.46 Lexington Oil Co-Op, 16J10 Standard Oil Co 761.77 Pub. Ilnp. Ret. Fd 6.30 N.W. Ind. Laundry 830 Ind. Air Prod. 3.75 Balzer Mach. Co 72.83 Peter Klewlt Sons Co 1500.00 Shell Oil Co 1995 Pacific N.W. Bell 14.15 Labor 3556.76 Set Salaries 1250.16 Roadmaster 427.11 Bookkeeper 260.60 The following warrants were issued on the Misc Funds: St. Ind. Accid. Comm. Weed Cont 15.23 Pub. Emp. Ret Bd., do .... 752 Lexington Oil Co-op., do - 36.73 Paul Pettyjohn Co., do : 1675.15 James Cason, do ..- 271.03 Boardman Sailor Now at Coral Sea Gunner's Mate Third Class Bruce L Munger, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto B. Munger of Route 1, Boardman, is partici pating in the annual Coral Sea Celebration while serving aboard the ocean-going mine sweeper USS Energy. During this 23rd anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea, Energy is helping to strengthen the bonds of friendship between the people of Australia and the United States. The celebration, held annually since 1950, com memorates the American and Australian servicemen who fought together in that May 1942 battle. Kinzua Golfers Play in Home Tourneys (Held over from Utt week) r VIRGINIA KELSO KINZUA Friday night 23 men Kilters braved the element t lug around the Klmua polf (xiure on the regular Slag night anl Twilight Lrague play- A result of the evening's swinging, th IHibbers Jumped Into mid HeMon of flrt place In the raer for the Twilight League tiophy. lun Stinkard of the pubbers won low groM honor for the evening with a nifty ne over par round. Low net was won by Bob MUeiu-r. Bob Stinkard tmaahed the long drive for the evening and Gary Couture wn rloet to the pin on number right. Jim llulett and Milt Bor ing tied for the mot 'birdie-. Harlan Schroeder had the lea! putts, however Individuals who had the high core for hidden hole and the mot puttn denlre to remain anonymous. The us ual fine meal was dished up by Jim Walter. Of course this met with the approval of all con cerned. The annual Memorial Day flag tournament wa held on the local course on Sunday, Mav 30. One of the largest turnout! In the history of this event made the day a huge success. As th? evening shadow fell, the major ity of the flags planted by the contestants were fluttering on the ninth green, small copies of the '"Stars and Stripes" to help commemorate and dedicate thU day to all veterans. Golfers of all ages and sties participated with honors going to Kelle Gulnn. girls; Randy Hulett. boy; David Lovel! and Alana Gulnn. Juniors; LaVina Connor ladies, and Quentln Vlegas, men- Following the completion of play, a potWk dinner wn enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Elklns of Albany spent last weekend hero visiting with Mr. and Mrw. Robert Reavls. When they went home, they took Mrs. Ed Bank to her home in Albany. She had been visiting here tor several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William Keyo of Portland spent Memorial week-end here visiting with Mr and Mrs. Alan Gulnn. K-cent guests at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Way land Hyatt were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Worleln and Joe MattKon of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hyatt of Sheridan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ball and family spent last weekend in Heppner visiting relatives- Mich ael remained in Heppner for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Doyal HubbeM and family spent Memorial week-end vultlng relatives In The Dalles and at Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. Mark JeUick and children went to Heppner Tues day for a checkup for Dennis. Mrs. Willis Wright and dan ghler Susan went to Portland Friday to visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smiley were in Hood River last week where Mrs. Smiley entered the hospital there for medical care. Mrs. Jlggs Bowman and son Joe went to Heppner Friday to attend the funeral services of Harold Laird. Mr. and Mrs. John Meadows took their daughter Belinda to Heppner Friday where she en tered the hospital for medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dyer rcturned home Tuesday evening fiom Sacramento, Calif., where they had visited his mother, Mrs. E. E- Dyer who Is Hi. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Conies brought their son Gene home from the Heppner hospital when? he had spent several days for treatment of Intestinal flu. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Barzee anc" Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oyler re turned home Sunday from Lew lsvllle, Idaho, where they wen called by the death of Mr. Bar zee's mother. Spending Memorial week-end with the Delbert Barzee's were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Zemmer and family of Bates and Mr. and Mrs Richard Boyer and family of Beaverton. Joyce and Cheryl Barzee returned home with the Beyers for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. David Sltton PAY YOUR BILLS WHEN DUE and KEEP YOUR CREDIT GOOD Pioneer Service Credit information is most valuable No commissions charged on collections All money is paid direct to creditors ioneor SERVICE CO., INC. SINCE 1926 The Merchants' and Professional Men's Organization OREGON IDAHO UTAH NEVADA DIVISION Division Office: Eugene, Oregon WATCH FOR THE GREEN AND BLACK HANDBILLS WITH ACCOUNTS FOR SALE wet buftlneti vUltora to Spo kane Ut Tuesday. Vultlng with Mrs. Lillian Srarry lt week wa Roy Dav it of I-ong Beach, t allf- He wai accompanied by hi son. Elvln Davis of Portland, who rrturix-J to Portland Monday. Mr. lU'it Ihtover. Mr. Lee Hoover and daughter Susan. iH-bbl. and Connie went to Leb anon Vedneday to attend the graduation ecrcW for Cherl Edward. Mr. and Mr. Vernon Terry were In Heppner Wednesday for mettkal rare. Siendlng Memorial week end In Reno were Mr. end Mr. Ern est Schcll and Mr. and Mr. Ar iel Campbell. Their children were left In lllnevllle with their grandparent. Mr. Margaret McConnell en tertained the Douhledcck Card club Wednesday at her home. High was won by Kathryn Flack, low by Marilyn Bailey, and floating by MarJ Boring and Virginia Sitton. Other playing were Ada Shell. Rita Bowman, VI Stinkard, Virginia Kelso, Merge Ahcr, Vonnle Browning, and Bonnie Campbell. Mr. Belty Shell went to Print" lite Thurwday to spend a few dav vIMtlng with relative. Mr. Joe Browning and daugh ters Joan and Linda were busi ness visitors to Milton Freewater on Friday. Mr. and Mr. Gerald Sample and family visited relative In Milton-Freewater last week-end. Mr. Loul Lorengel took her on Lee to Condon Thursday for medical care. Mr. rt Hyatt entertained the F L Card Club recently t tu home. High and floating were won by I'attl Bell second hlg by Marge Asher. low by Jean Medlot k. end second floating by llaiel Hulett. Other enjoying the evening were Carol Norrl. Bar bate Mortlmore. Virginia Sltton. Ann Aher. Ul Walker, Marilyn Thoma and Helen Wright. Receive Hursl Scholarship Mis tnthla Itlley, 17-year, old dauKhter of Mr. end Mr. Oliver Itlley of Klamath Fall and niece of Mr. and Mr. Milt Boring of Kiniua, ha been no lifted that he la the recipient of the Walter Reed Institute of Nuralng program' four year choUrhlp. The scholarship In clude two year of regular col lege at the University of Ore gon and two year at the Unh verslty of Maryland ami Walter Reed hospital In Washington, D. C paying all expense. After three year, Cynthia will be part of the United State Army Reserve end a second lieutenant. Cynthia wa one of 135 girl craduatlng from high achool in the United State that received the scholarship. Mr. and Mr. Slim Rhoton were In Heppner last Friday for bul nes and shopping. Mr. and Mr. Kusty Medlock and on Mike and John end Mr. end Mr. Kerl Norrl. were In The Dalle last Saturday for buslnes and shopping and to visit the Maryhlll Museum. Visiting last Saturday with Mr. and Mr. Ralph Jme were Mr. and Mr. B. It Sliemor erf Canby. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF USED COUNTY EQUIPMENT Friday, June 25 2 p. m. Morrow County Shops HEPPNER International Pickup. Green, 4-spced, License El 5-986, Motor No. SD220 106562, Scries L1 10. Truck No. 16-R180. License E71-641 1955 Int. DumpCompletc-308 Engine. Truck No. 12-R180. License El 7-01 2 1954 Int. Dump Complete. 282 Engine. Truck No. 17-Liccnse E71-010. 1954 Int. Dump Complete-282 Engine. Truck No. 14-License E7 1-642. 1953 Int. Dump Complete-282 Engine. Truck No. 13-License E71-686. 1953 Int. Dump Complete-282 Engine. 1 Truck No. 21-License E 17-011 Int. Truck-Chassis with Dump-No Bed ( Hoist). 1954. Chev. Pickup-Red - Yr. 1950-3100 Series. 15" Wheels-7.50-15 Tires. 4 Speed Transmission. License-E71-863. SPECIAL OFFERINGS! Unclaimed Suitcases, Fireproof Filing Cabinet And Miscellaneous Merchandise V. R. (Bob) Runnion, Auctioneer TERMS OF SALE: CASH EQUIPMENT MAT BE EXAMINED AT COUNTY SHOPS PBIOR TO SALE HOT PENDLETON
