KtttXL CAZTTTt TtMCt. Ytotderf. Ummh It, IK4
Demon Attends Range Short Course
Robert C Benton. U. 8, Forest
Service, of Heppner rtlciptMl
In pedal range management
short cour ai iwegon State
University last week. -TV
nrok'iam stressed the or
car.liatlon and operation of
grarlng ant pasture tana.
Graxlng management la nring
examined from the standpoint
of livestock, soil. wllJllfe, and
plant requirements, observed
Inllard Gates. OSU range man
agement specialist in charge of
arrangements for this year's
workshop.
Adopting a graxlng scheme to
fit an Individual area'a rrourc
es la the key to this phase of
ranee management. Gate ex.
plains. Too often ranee mam
jrera Incorrectly assume that
thev ran fit their resources to
a previously devised system.
The week Ion short course
not only combined OSU'a ex
ierts In ranee management at
rlculture. and forestry but also
drew upon specialists In these
areas front throughout th west.
The instructional staff Includes
representative from Orccon,
Washington. California. Idaho,
Colorado, and Nevada.
Nearly 100 range managers.
technicians, ranchers, and coun
tv extenion agents are In at
tendance at the annual ranee
management short course, ()U
and Washington State Unlver-
slty act aa alternate hosts for
the program.
County Court Proceedings
TEXMO
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Buildings
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PHONE 384-5453
TEXMO fRANCHXSED DEALER FOR
GILLIAM. MORKOW AND UMATILLA COUNTIES
rvrmluilon Granted: To Thll
lip Goodall to cross County
Koad with pipeline.
k?Tn?rit: Concerning con
Ktru.ti.tn hv county of Countv
road No. 1S1. to Intersect with
Co. Road No. 508. Bureau of
inhii.- Koa.u to construct I
frontai? road ftn & aide of llwv
30, and an overpass at tne rai
tenum Ferry Junction with itwy
HON.
rn.vll..l' RiwtIsI Use Per
mil from U.S.F.S, on Jonea Prair
rl.. Wi-ktnn Knutu Koad.
Order: For Public Dance Hall
IJ.-nu fur lone American Ioc
Ion Vivit Nd ftt. 1 at I'.t 2 2 t6.
Order: Transfer of Funds I rem
Alcohol Control to General,
dated 2 17 66.
rw-.4r: Transfer of Funds from
AmUM'ment Devise Tax to Gen
ral. dated 2 17, to.
m,t- Riii of Standard Oil Co.
accepted for Gasoline and Diesel
fuel.
Fumigated Grain
Cars are Problem
T. Ralph Henry, chief of the
era In division of the Oregon de
partment of agriculture, ex-
pressed concern this week over
the fact that some boxcars with
fumigated era in are arriving at
: Oregon's tidewater terminals
without adequate warning cards
Harry said that without a
warning sign on the car there
is no way of knowing that it u
dangerous and some of the In
spectors have become 111 from
going Into grain cars that have
been fumigated and not proper
ly aerated.
He pointed out that Oregon
has a law requiring the post
ing of a warning when fumt
gants are used and that the
name of the fumlgant and the
date of fumigation must be In
cluded in the warning.
The grain division has also
had reports of fumigated grain
shipped from Oregon without a
warning notice on the car and
Harry reminds that the Oregon
law applies to all fumigated
grain shipped, whether It is
shipped into Oregon, out oi ore
gon or intrastate.
RUBBER STAMPS made to order,
also STAMPING PADS la
black, red or green. For busi
ness or personal use. Orders
filled promptly at the Gazette
Times office.
Order: In the Matter of Vaca
lion and Sick-leave for County
employees, dated 3 4 .
The follow In a warrants ww
Uud o tho On-rl rttftdi
Sadie Parrlith. Clk'a
Conv. Exp. 41.60
Paul V. Jonea, Judge's
Tr. tlx p. 78.09
Waller II. Haves. Comm.
Mileage 3181
K. O. Ferguson, do 17.61
Herman Winter. DA Help
112 50. Itrnt 63 00. Tel.
16.17. Sup. 57.13 250.)
State Tax Comm.,
Sal 116-50
Pub. Fmp. Ret. Bd..
Sal. 214 60. Soc.
Sec. 21160 4S9.20
First National Bank.
Sal - 661.83
St. Ind. Accld.
Comm.. do . 63-3o
Blue Cross, Sal. 69 '.1ft.
DA Misc. 11.45,
Ins. 40.00 121.40
Sadie Parrtsh. Co. Clk.
CO Ct 4 00. Clk's
Sup. 5.00 900
Chamber of Comm..
Co. Ct. Fa p. 30.00
Assoc. of Oregon
Counties. Assoc. 516.10
Murray Drugs, Shi.
Sup. 3.09, Assess. Sup.
3.K2 591
Columbia Basin Flee.
Sher. Comm. Fd 15.75
Standard Oil Co.. She:.
Car Kxp 4420
Shell Oil Co.. do 16.96
Heppner Auto Sales, do .... 6.45
Texaco, Inc.. do 4.17
C. J. D. Bauman. Sher.
Inc. 15.25, Jail
Exp. 2.85 1310
Richfield Oil Corp.. Sher.
car Exp. 10.T1
Heppner Gazette-Times.
Tax ColL 278.00. Clr.
Ct. Sup. 6490, Off.
Pub. 13986. Co.
Plan. 40.32 - 523.08
Oreg. Assoc. Co. Treas.
Assoc. Dues 30.00
Rod S. Thomson, Assess.
Fid Wk .... 54.80
Simmons Carbon Co., Inc.,
H. Nurse Sup 11.65
Umatilla Co. Chap.
Red Cross, II.
Nurse Sup. 3.25
Edna Chally. R. N- Nurse
Car Exp 40.43
L. D. Tibbies. D. O..
Nurse Sup 55.00
Just Ct, 5th. Jurors
St Witnesses 161.48
Ernest Jorgensen. Just
a.. 5th. Off. Rent 25.00
Pacific N. W. Bell.
Cur. Exp 115.20
John A. Pfelffer, Cthse
Maint. 10.43, Jan.
Sup. 2.37 12.80
Col. Basin Eiee.Surp.
Ids. Ein. 5.0T,
It he H 60
Cltv Water Dept
Cthse
Turn-A Lum Lbr. Co,
Ohse Malnt
Herman Green. Cthse
Donald F. Clark. Sher,
Jail Fx 6300
Standard CHI. Fnulp., JuM
Ct., 6th. ii.to. t in a hup.
4.165, Tax Coll thV. Sher.
Sup. 1.30, Asaena Sup.
19.50 6fl20
MI7
150
240ft
300
Stevens Neui Law Pub. Co.
Jut Ct . 6th Sup 10 9t
Dunham Printing Co.,
Flections JHIW
Marv Hrvant. RocUtrar . . 12-W
G. K. Mkander. Surp.
Fds Kxp 30 00
Alrn-rtina Kecr Nursery.
Juv -
Murray Drugs, Clk'a
Sup. . . .89
Ore. Mtr Serv.. IVp,
Sher Car Kxp 2.50
Safeco Life Ins. Co.. Sal.
18.11. Ins, 6.11 . 24.22
Arthur Allen, ct al. Clr.
Ct. Jurors) - 452 61
nun- ii.nn t. n.nif, itKii
Wes" Richfield, Juv.
t-xp. 9.75
Rev, Kenneth Robinson.
do 17.12
Calvin J. Hill, et a I. Just
Ct.. 5th. Jurors 36 88
Ernest Jorgensen, Just.
Ct.. 5th. Sup. 5.00.
Tel. 41.75 46.75
Cornet! Green Feed,
lthe 100
N. W. Ind. Laundry. -
do 4.40
Conley Chem. & Sup,
Co.. do 21.75
Donald E. Clark. Sher..
Jail Exp 6200
St. Mary s Home For Boya,
Juv. Exp 339
C A. Rugglcs Ins.,
Ins 193.50
Morrow Co. Asses..
Watermaster's Exp. .... 7.00
Pub. Em p. Ret Bd.,
yrtly Exp 8.58
Marshall Valuation Syv.,
Assess. Inc 30.00
Pacific N. W. Bell. Cur.
Exp. 142.05. Sher.
Comm. 14.00 156.05
Dunham Printing Co.,
Clk'a Inc .. 4.50
Rachel Harnett, Museum
Fd ioaoo
Standard Oil Co..
Cthse Fuel 10299
Mary Bryant. Dep. 274.33,
Co. Ct 33.33 307.66
EMra Irby, Dep 269.56
Lillian Sweek. Off. Clk .... 63.54
Phillip Goodall. Sp.
Dep. 119.19
Joyce Phegley, Off.
Clk . 232.04
Edna Chally. II.
Nurse 229 43
Darl Hudson,
Janitor 340.73
Margaret Jorgensen, Off.
Clk. 5th 84.63
L. D. Tibbies. D. O..
ttyaieias) JIM
Kenneth Robinson,
Juv.
II11I1 AUup. Jr., do
W. C. DttscolL SJver.
Comm Fd
Dan W .Morrison. Clr
It. Itep. -
Nancy ft DUon, Surp.
Fd. Ep.
Alma Green. Off. Clk.
Nure Will, Ae.
31 61 ...
Tha folUwtna won antra
Uauad the Geo. Rood Fuadi
T13
471
1152
38 91
12i73
Corp.
Snf.co Life Ins. Co. .
Blue froM
Flnt Nat l Bank
Ib. Fmp. Ret. B.I. .
St. Ind. At. Comm.
St. Tax Comm.
Nafl Chenearch
John A. Ifeiffer
Pavlcsa Drug
Iegera A Cont
Mach Co
Clyde Equip. Co
The Glass Shop
Ford's Tire Serv. ........
Davis Eastern Sup. .....
IVttvlohn'a Farm A
Bldra. Sup
Heppner Auto Part . ...
Rirtmann'a
IVndlelon Brake Serv.
Farley Mtr. Co
Heppner I.br Co.
Standard Oil Co.
St. Illghwav Dept
Col. Haln Flee
Pacific N. W. Bell .......
W17
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713 60
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47017
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6701
3 tf
41 W
108 4
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351 03
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113.V
4(1)
228 0,1
1 69
1182
3 76
1961.5
25 98
2190
$adi rartUh. Co.
Clk. .... S
lYndleion HeppftK Frt 700
Col. Baaln Flee. 2250
Murray Kexall IHuga ... 306
City Water Dept. 535
C J D. Bauman. Tr 4 00
II. C. Shrrer . 5833
Cid Baoln Flee. .... . 53T5
5tone Ms.Mnrry Co . .... f7i
Ivnrtleon tJrain GrowTa 21
Cornell Green Feed 7
lelneton (HI Coop . . 4625
Fullrlon Chev. Co. M72
l-elneton Imp Co. . fAM
Clyde Fqolp Co. 57
Dewev'a Chevron . 21
Ivpt. of Fin A Admla . 137T7
Puh. Fmp R l. ltd 5(M
Standard Oil Co. 576
N W. Ind. Laundry . 516
Industrial Air Prod H73
IVrgim SI. Highway
Dipt. ... 715 50
Pacific N. W. IVrll 4175
ft. L. Pierre 15950
Standard Oil Co.
of Cal. 1315 47
Uhor . - ....4.119 4
:oadmater -. 4.14 M
S-t Salaries . 15
IknAkreper 24H.CW
Tha follewtoa wsflrtaats wro
Uud o tha MUC ruodai
Herman W. Winter, Alcohol
Enforcement IJ7W
Jamea W. Norene, DVM,
liir Fund 10 73
Steven Neas Ijiw lub.
Co.. Law IJbrarv 10 9fl
Wesd PuMUhlng Co.. do. 3600
PAV V0UR BILLS
WHEN DUE
and
KEEP YOUR CREDIT GOOD
Pioneer Service Credit Information la most valuable
No commissions charged on collections
All money Is paid direct to creditors
Pioneer
SERVICE CO., inc.
SINCE 1926
The Merchants' and Professional Men's Organization
OREGON IDAHO UTAH NEVADA DIVISION
Division Office: Eugene, Oregon
WATCH TOR THE GREEN AND BLACK
HANDBILLS WITH ACCOUNTS FOR SALE
Notice of School Budget Hearing
8-M 7m Tlok for e pur?IoW of dtacSsln" with interested persons the budget for the fiscal year beginning
lnT&i$l inSS&fS&tnt with that used in the preceding year. Major ac
;Vin S Tif anv and thelr effect on the budget are set forth in an accompanying statement
A SoS theblfdS domeTia available for inspection at District School Office between the hours of 8:00
am. and 5:00 P.m. slCTied:
IRVIN RAUCH.
District School Board Chairman
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
For the Ensuing Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1966
Tax Levy Computation Total General
All Funds Fond
(1) (2) (3)
Total Budget Requirement $1,381,543.00
Deduct: Total Budget Resources .
Except Tax to Be Levied 554,445.00 339,600.00
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget 827,098.00 742,201.00
Add: Est. of taxes to be levied
but not recd in ensuing year 41,354.00 37.iiP 0
Taxes to be levied for Ensuing Year 868,452.00 799,311.00
Analysis of Taxes to Bo Levied , nM
Within 6 Limitation 260,303.00 260,303.00
Outside 6 Limitation 519,008.00 519,008.00
Not Subject to 6 Limitation Ai
Total Taxes to Be Levied . 868,452.00 779,311.00
Bond Int &
Redemption
(4)
Construction
Fund
(5)
$1,081,801.00 $ 89,897.00 $
5.000.00
84,897.00
444.00
89,141.00
89,141.00
89,140.00
128,786.00
128,786.00
School
Lunch
(6)
; 49,500.00
49,500.00
Teacher aga
Fund
(7)
3159.00
3159.00
For the Current Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1965
Tax Levy Computation Total
au runas
(1)
(2)
....$1,338,612.00
General Bond Int & Construction
Fund Redemption Fund
(4)
Total Budget Requirements
Except Tax to Be Levied 55429.00
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget 784383.00
Add: Est of taxes to be levied nn
but not ree'd in ensuing year 23,531.00
Taxes to Be Levied for Ensuing Year 807,914.00
Analysis of Taxes to Bo Levied "
Within 6 Limitation , 245,569.00
Outside 6 Limitation. 488,051.00
Not Subject to 6 Limitation 74,294.00
Total Taxes to be Levied 807,914.00
(3)
$1,042,285.00
330,032.00
712,253.00
21,367.00
733,620.00
245569.00
488,051.00
733,620.00
(5)
92,130.00 $ 125,687.00
20,000.00 125,687.00
72,130.00
2,164.00
74,294.00
74594.00
74,294.00
School
Lunch
(6)
I 46,000.00
46,000.00
Teacherotio
Fund
(7)
$ 32,510.00
32510.00
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
Outstanding
TYPE OF Actual Estimate
INDEBTEDNESS July 1 July 1
Current Year Ensuing Year
Serial Bonds -$847,000 $782,000
Total $847,000 $782,000
Approved by Budget Committee: February 23, 1966
Signed:
FRANK ANDERSON, Secretary
EL WYNNE PECK. Chairman
Adopted by District School Board February 23, 1966
Signed:
ALICE VANCE. Clerk
IRVIN RAUCH, Chairman
BUDGET SUMMARY
GENERAL FUND
Historical Data
Budget for Ensuing Year
Actual
Second Year
Preceding
(1)
62,245.72
First Year
Preceding;
(2)
53,451.74'
Budget
Current
Year
(3)
65500.00
Budget Resources
(4)
Available Cash Balance
Revenue from Local Sources except tax
to be levied
.S 40,000.00
.. 30,200.00
25.330.85 16.R29.62 2O.5O0.00 Revenue from Intermediate Sources 19,000 00
219,287.08 178.537.60 223,532.00 Revenue from State Sources 221.90000
3U22.85 40,516.93 20.000.00 Revenue from Federal Sources 26.000.00
1.838.05 1,603.28 Proceeds from sales 2,000.00
' 720.00 3-12.45 500.00 Receipts from other School Districts 500.00
4.966.91 Transfers from other Funds
433.855.15 291581.62 330.032.00 Total Budget Resources except tax to be leveled 339,600.00
607.099.92 753,679.00 District Tax Received In Year Levied
712553.00 District Tax Required to Balance Budget 742501.00
1,040,955.07 1.044,960.62 1,0-12585.00 TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES 1.081,801.00
Historical Data
Budgot for Ensuing Year
Actual
Budget
Second Year First Year Current
Procoding Preceding Year
(1) (2) (3)
18,799.92 19,250.00 22,177.00
6.573.38 12.853.65 7.800.00
543,896-66 573,460.62 627,942.00
40,736.38 39.331.65 46,711.00
None None None
None None None
None None None
4,105.32 3,974.82 4,448.00
39,770.31 41,68150 43,180.00
42,018.58 54,067.60 57,331.00
53587.06 55,012.19 58,725.00
47,900.89 42,002.56 43,135.00
1,373.00 4,865.92 500.00
19,389.40 14,765.73 12,356.00
56,422.55 59,741.79 64.754.00
16,420.50 15,164.91 17560.00
1.19253 1,080.21 840.00
1,600.00 4T.714.04 1,650.00
2521.03 2,150.00
None None None
None None None
8,902.60 1,912.46 None
20,051.61 12.250.93 None
35,186.24 12,917.80 10,905.00
None None None
1,897.74 1,917.40 2,421.00
18,000.00
962,045.40 970,965.48 1,042585.00
Budget Requirements
(4)
25,829
8.300
627.183
44.155
None
None
None
4550
31,752
68,532
59,880
43,905
500
12.510
72,247
20.781
650
1,900
3,300
None
None
10,800
- 5,800
26,809
.. None
2,718
10000
.M.......r........ Noma
1.081,801
None
1,042585.00 TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS 1,081,801
Administration Salaries
Other -
Instruction Salaries
Other -
Attendance Services Salaries
Other
Health Services Salaries
Other
Pupil Transportation Services Salaries
Other
Operation of riant Salaries
Other
Maintenance of Plant Salaries
Other
Fixed Charges
Food Services Salaries
Other
Student Body Activities Salaries
Other
Community Services Salaries ...
Other
Capital Outlay Sites -
Buildings
Equipment
Debt Service Non-Bonded ........
Payments to other School Districts ........
Operating Contingency .: .....
Transfers to Other Funds
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES ..
Unappropriated Balance
BUDGET SUMMARY
OTHER FUNDS
Historical Data
Actual
Second Year
Preceding
(1)
8.210.08
38.914.40
3,572.60
1,890.43
64.000.00
30,991.25
116,711.45
1,007.99
First Year
Procoding
(2)
5,444.96
38,159.72
1,916.80
997.77
64,000.00
29,486.25
18,175.00
545.55
Budgot
Current
Year
(3)
5,500.00
35,000.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
500.00
1,000.00
65,000.00
27,1.30.00
125,687.00
1500.00
31,310.00
Budgot for Ensuing Year
School Lunch Fund
()
Salaries 6,000.00
Food 38,000.00
Supplies 2,000.00
Replacement of Equipment 2,000.00
Others 500.00
Reserve 1,000.00
Bond Interest & Redemption Fund
Principal on Bonds 65,000.00
Interest on Bonds 24,897.00
Construction Fund 128,786.00
Teacherogo Fund
Taxes and Maintenance - 500.00
Teacherages 31,059.03