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House, Garage Leveled by Fire By VIRGINIA KELSO K1NZUA Children who wore plnvlHB III tin Unoccupied limine ktiiI itnrat!i resulted in n rtrt Krliluv which loliillv dchtroycd tlu bonne mill gtirnge. All iivull nhle men mill women In Cump ! fought the f lr nml kept near hy buildings from being den troyed, A trailer house owned by (;Uy Vun Arodale won dumiiKcd liy lii'iit. wulrr, nml kinokc mul win dows were broken. Electric now it wnt Interrupted wltcii lines witi' titmii'il, Tin electric pow ft wux resumed Inter tlmt even ing with television mill tele phones In ur on Saturday. Mr. I.iiVlim Conner nml Mr, tkirothy Close went to Redmond Siiturduv where they represent ci I the Kinzim l.udli' Coif club In ii Imiriiainciil ii ihi J it nl -mt Coif Course, I.aVlnii ended up with flrwt low m l In u mid di'ii death phivoff which gave her u $23 certificate which idle rxiliiiiiniMl fur n golf hug ul t lit Juniper I'm Shop. Nw AnWali Announced AnnounccmcntM have been re reived of the nrrlvul of a dau ghter on Saturday July 15, to Mr. ami Mm. l.yli Muzzy of Tlionii' Hiiy, AIiinKu. Tin little ml wn horn ul the Ketchi kan General hospital mul has been namcil Paula Marie. She Join a brother Kevin. Grand pnrcnt are Mr. anil Mm. Clar ence Dyer mul Mr. and Mm. Paul Muzy of Klnzun. Mr. anil Mr. I'aul Oyler be came the tin re nt of a mm horn Kridav, July 21, at the llepp. ner I'loneer Memorial honpltul. Tlie baby weighed 5 lb,. 11 ot ml him been nnmeil Don on. Ill grandparents are Mr. ami Mr. IMIiert Hurvec of Kin (tin nml Mr. G. I.. Oyler of flierryvule. Kansas. Mr. a ml Mr. Joe Browning went to Crow Saturday evening to HHnd the week enil visiting with Mr. ami Mr. Frank Klley. While there thev lo vUllcd with Mm. Kdmt Woods. All are former resident of Klnzua. Mr. mul Mm. Klley celebrated their 57th wedding annlvemnry the flrM of July. Mr. ami Mr. Heals of Mattoon, 111. spent fom last Wednesday until Friday visit lug wlih Mr. and Mr. Jitfgs Bowman and family. Mr. ami Mr Jack Sltton went to l'ortland Saturday to meet their daughter tutu mid Jack ie who returned .Sunday from a months visit to Springfield, Mavs, wltli Mr, mul Mrs. liub irt Sear. While In the east the girls spent a week In Can ada nml also visited with rel ative In North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Wham ami daughter Vickie npent the week nd at Omak, Wash. visiting with Mr. nml Mr. Harlan Schroedcr and family. Senior rnniK'r leaving fiutur day for lllhle Camp nt Wamlc, Ore. were Put Cory, Jack ,Vun deford, Jim t rain, f.lndu Brown Inn. Nancy Itcnson, Debra Ma thla of llermlston, Judy Hub hell. Junl McMlnn of Klamath Kail, and Diane Meadow. They were taken to Wamlc by Mr. and Mr. Doyul Hubbcl( Mr. John Mcndow, and Mr. mul Mr. Don Cory, who brought back youngsters who had Micnt the prevlou week there. Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Keller and daughter Caroline were bust lies visitor In Madras Satur day. The regular Camp 5 Women card puny was held last Tues day at the Camp 3 Community Hull with Tut Van Aradalc a host!'. With wan won by Car ol Norrl. low by Ruth Jordan, and flouting by Sue Mattison and Terry Todd. Other playing were Eva DeMcrltt, Lolu Kerrel, Marie Hulett. Mario Khoton, Betty Murdook, Nancy Hawk, and Sharon Bell. A mlsccllune ou shower of baby Rift were presented to Sharon Bell at the close of tho evening. Mr. Dunnlc Bell and child ren Jcannctte, and John were business visitor to Condon on Saturday. Itlchard Mortlmore and child ren were In Pendleton Saturday to visit with Hotter Mortlmore who I a patient In St. Anthony hospital. Mr. Mortlmore went to Pendleton punday to visit with Hotter. Mr Frank Ferrel and grand daughter Stephanie Nelson went to Prlnevllle last Sunday where they met Mr. Burton Nelson of Portland. Stephanie returned home with her mother and Susan Nelson returned to Camp 5 with Mrs, Ferrel. Mrs. Tom Jordan and children went to Mvrtle Creek last Mon day to toke her sister Linda Billings to her home. Mrs. Jor dan will visit her parents for severol days. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harr ol Pendleton have been recent house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Padhcrg. Thye were ov ernight visitors here on Satur day, July 15. Club Committee To Plan Booth By DELFHA JONES LEXINGTON Home Econom Irs Club of the I.exlngton Grange met at tho home of Mrs, Orvllle Cutsforth on Thursday, July 20. Plans were mado (or a fair booth and a commHtce was appointed. Committee mem ber will bo Mrs. Cutsforth, Mr. A. K. Malcske and Mrs. Flor ence McMillan. Those present at the meeting were Mr. Kllu Burgoyne, Mrs. Kenneth Smouse and son Carl, Mrs. Martha Van Scholack, Mrs. Nora Turner, Mrs, Ola Buggies, Mr. C. ('. Jones, Mrs. Maje.ke, Mr. McMillan and the hostess, Mrs. Cutsforth. HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES. Thursday. Jury 27, 1967 Morrow County Annual Report Drown In California Mr. mid Mrs. Clifford Williams received word Monday of the death of Henry Sprlngston, a brother of their adopted son, Warren Williams. Sprlngston drowned Sunday while swim riling In a reservoir; his home wa in Sunal, Calif. Williams Is stationed at Moffet Field, Cal if, with the U. S. Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mathews and daughter, Jan, of Agate Beach were overnight Ruest of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Doherty on Friday night of last week. Their sons, Bob and Kirk, are both at tending summer school at the Oregon College of Education In Monmouth and were unable to be with them. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson, Greg and Anita have returned from a vacation trip to South ern California. Mrs. Kmma Breshears Is a pa tient at St Anthony hospital In Pendleton after undergoing sur gery last Tuesday. Her daughter, Mrs, Wilbur Steugall, Is staying In Pendleton to be with her. Mrs. Charles Wherey and three children of Santa Ana, Calif., were renewing acquaint ances In Lexington ana lone lust week end. She Is visiting her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Griffin In Irrlgon; she Is the former Betty Griffin of Lexington. TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 1966 TO JUNE 30, 1967 Mrs, Sadie Parrlsh Clerk of Morrow County, Oregon In accordance with O.R.S. 294 230, I herewith submit this, my annual report of receipts and disbursements from July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967, both dates Inclusive, Balance on hand June 30, 1966 $ 275,77145 Received from: Sheriffs Office (Taxes) $1,227,450.02 Sheriff s Office tlcmporary License stickers) Sheriff's Office (Mileage) Sheriffs Office (Fees) Sheriffs Office (Pistol Permit) Sheriff's Office (Jail rent) Clerk's Office (Office fees) Clerk's Office (Law Library fees) .... Clerk's Office (Dog License) . Clerk's Office (Restitution) Clerk's Office (In Leu of Motor License withheld from Motor License fund by State) Clerk's Office (Flood Damage funds) Clerk' Office (Interest on above) .... Clerk' Office (Flood Damage funds) J.P.'s Office, Heppner, (Judge Soward's Court) General fund .. J.P.'s Office, Heppner, (Judge Soward's Court) Enforcement fund J.P.'s Office, Heppner, (Judge 331 25 357.88 313.36 32.50 40.00 5,170.68 529.00 141.00 125.00 25,000.00 5,127.08 129 60 69,526.51 1,598.50 200.00 43.01 SpS Mile B. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Smith, now of Yakima, Wn., has been serv ing In Vietnam since the end of June, according to recent word from his parents. He would enjoy hearing from his friends in the Heppner area, and his overseas oddress Is as follows: Sp 5 Mike B. Smith, HA19810333 7,H HQ. Bin., AI"0 San Francis co 1)6370. What Is An Ad? By WALTER C KUHZ, Chicago Tribune It's born in the forest to the ringing cry of "Timber!" And before it dies, it demonstrates its usefulness to the tune of a ringing cash register. A newspaper ad is more than cold type. More even than cold type carrying a hot message. To the Businessman To the businessman, a newspaper ad is the adrenalin that makes a tired sales curve spring to life and shakes a sleepy economy awake. A newspaper ad is a strident cry of a discount store hawk ing its wares or it is the soft whisper of a blue chip's institution al message. A newspaper ad is a shout of hope: "Grand Opening on Fri day!" or the end of a dream: "Going Out of Business Sale." A newspaper ad is 10 thousand people at a dollar-day sale or it is one person spending 10 thousand dollars for a diamond bracelet. A newspaper ad is a friendly "hello" from the big bank downtown that says stop by any time, or a sharp reminder from the manufacturer he has a great new product you need right now. A newspaper ad is a colossal 16-page introduction to a one hundred-million-dollar new car model, or it's a tiny two lines with news of a 10-year-old jalopy selling for $95. A newspaper ad is a new product challenging oldand both being the better for it. That and much, much more is what a newspaper ad is to business. But what is it to those who buy and read the news paper? To the Newspaper Reader A newspaper ad is the sale that brings the housewife's budget in just under the wire. A newspaper ad is that certain something special worth splurging on. A newspaper ad is the warm security of discovering that dream home for your family or it's the bold challenge of a new job in a far off place. A newspaper ad is down-to-earth product advice a mother can appreciate or it's a flight of fancy only a woman can under stand. A newspaper ad is pleasant escape to a vacation wonder land, or it is a practical hint to better meals in the hustle and bustle of everyday living. A newspaper ad is a mother finding that beauty treatment she always wanted, or it's dad selling those power tools he never used. A newspaper ad is shopping in the comfort of our breakfast room, or braving the weather because that sale is too good to miss. But a newspaper ad is more than that. It's faith, believabil ity, knowledge from experience that the product is here in town today and wanting to do business. It is a call to action backed by a friend you can trust. The Gazette -Times Soward's Court) Trust fund J.P.'s Office, Heppner, (Judge Cribble's Court) Gen. fund J.P.'s Office, Heppner, (Judge Grlbble's Court) Enforcement fund J.P.'s Office, Heppner, (Judge Cribble's Court) Co. School fund J.P.'s Office, Irrlgon, (Judge Jorgenscn's Court) Gen. fund J.P.'s Office, Irrlgon, (Judge Jorgensen's Court) Enforcement fund Assessor's Office (sale of maps & photo copies) Assessor's Office (Personal Property tax) Pioneer Memorial Hospital, (Water rent) Lenna Smith (Fair Fund Receipts) Elaine George (Heppner Cemetery Receipts) Florence Root (Boardman Cemetery Receipts) Zepha Warner (Irrigon Cemetery Receipts) Mable Boylen (Umatilla Co. Irrigation tax) Amanda Duvall (Gift for Special Hospital Improvement fund) Car Aviation (Rent of Airport) Morrow Co. Grain Growers (Grain Grown at Airport) Lexington Co-op (Dividend) Commodity Credit Corp. (Grain Grown at Airport I The First National Bank (Interest paid on Time Certificates) The Bank of Eastern Oregon (Interest paid on Time Certificates) The Bank of Eastern Oregon (LOAN) . Misc. Dividends (Gen. fundi Oregon State Land Board (Irreducible School fund) Sale of Materials and Services (Road fund) Scretary of State (Sale of Public Land) Secretary of State (Gas Tax Refunds i Secretary of State (Mineral Leases) ... Secretary of State (Flood Damage Relief) 19,361.48 Secretary of State (Hood Control Leases) Secretary of State (Forestry Rentals) Director of Veterans Affairs (26 reimbursement) Oregon Tax Commission (Col. Basin Elec. Co-operative) (Umatilla Elec. Co-operative) Secretary of State (Car Companies Tax) Secretary of State (Refund for Welfare i Secretary of State (Cigarette Tax) Secretary of State (Property Tax relief) 126,845.00 Secretary of State (Senior Citizens tax relief) Secretary of State (Inventory Property tax relief) Secretary of State (Taylor Grazing Receipts) Secretary of State (Motor License fees) Secretary of State (Tax on alcoholic beverages) Secretary of State (Amusement device tax) State Highway Dept. (Matching funds for Marine Parks) State Marine Board (Marine fund) .... State Board of Control (For Transporting Prisoners) State Liquor Commission (5 distr. of excess Liq. Money) , State Welfare Commission (Surplus Food) State Tax Commission (Timber Severance Tax) 15,621.86 State Racing Commission (Fair funds) State Board of Health (Autopsy) Miscel. Refunds Corey, Byler & Row (Payment on Land Exchange) Morrow Co. Sch. Dist. No. R-l IReimb. from Fed. Gov. to apply on Riverside School Bldg.) 81,001.85 Total Receipts $1 Plus Cash on Hand July 1, 1966 DISBURSEMENTS General fund Warrants paid $ Weed Road fund Schools Fair Fund Cities County Hospital , School Bonds & Interest Irrigation Blue Mountain Education District Law Library Port of Morrow School Building Fund Forest Fire Patrol Tax I. R. F. P. D H. R. F. P. D Alcohol Enforcement Dog Fund Boardman Cemetery - Heppner Cemetery lone-Lexington Cemetery Irrigon Cemetery Boardman Vector Control Hospital Special Improvement fund Tavlor Grazing Court House Repair fund 768.50 50.00 37.50 10309 65 . 15.00 213.70 22.54 300.00 14,484.37 4,472.25 37.00 128.00 3,752.25 3,700.00 600.00 304.23 4.45 81.83 5,817.41 4,695.00 40,000.00 102.66 6,344.01 12,486.72 1,790.22 2,671.08 1.50 11,199.80 31,975.31 19.09 6,543.22 2,202.33 159.63 4.821.44 5,259.98 2,754.72 5,015.00 299.61 28,491.49 2,992.45 215.36 7,093.74 506.25 242.61 3,022.82 1,108.69 25,793.30 53.50 29.31 1,295.80 ,833,762.95 School Dist. 5-1 Echo School Dist. 39 Alcohol Control fund (Refund to City of Heppner) 39.77 219.49 94.45 Total Disbursement $1,781,661.95 Balance on Hand June 30, 1967 9 TSZl&TlAz Respectfully submitted, Sylvia E. McDanlel Morrow County Treasurer CLERK'S ANNUAL REPORT JULY lf 1966 TO JUNE 30, 1967 ANNUAL REPORT FOR MORROW COUNTY FROM JULY 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967, complying with O.R.S. 294.230 to 294.235 as amended by Chapter 153 of the 1957 session laws. CLAIMS ALLOWED AND WARRANTS DRAWN FROM JULY 1. 1966 to JUNE 30. 1967 County Court County Sheriff office .. - County Clerks office . County Treasurer's office County Assessor's office .... County Health office - Courthouse expense (includes Janitors and Helper's salary) . Justice of Peace office, 5th dist Justice of Peace office. 6th dist Juvenile Department (includes Counselor's salary) District Attorney office Circuit Court expense Surplus Food Ex pease (includes Office Clerk's salary) Audit Z!!Z"!!!ZZIIIZZSZZZZL Bonds Co. and Home Dem. Agent r. Civil Defense Current Expense (Telephone) Co. Planning Committee Gen. Operating Contingency Equalization Board Election expense Heppner Rural Fire Expense 4-H Club contribution Insurance Jail Expense Museum fund expense (includes Curator's salary) Mentally 111 fund Official Publications Social Security Official Registrar Soldier's Indigent fund Relief to the Indigent Water Master's Expense Welfare fund Mid-Columbia Planning Committee Keep Oregon Green Predatory Animal Control fund County Park fund . Ditch Creek Channel Repair fund County Retirement fund Economic Opportunity Act fund . General Roads Expense Dog fund Law Library fund Alcohol Enforcement fund Hospital Operating and Mtse fund . Taylor Grazing fund - 14.399.11 20,476.65 12,874.61 4,364.41 29,809.92 7321.19 14.248.82 5,084.04 4,001.51 2,113.36 3,354.96 5,212.55 1,457.27 5,499.87 1500.00 425.50 12575.00 2510.71 1,625.96 51150 8,740.61 257.00 1572.06 63.07 150.00 4,763.11 763.11 975.69 73.75 1,324.42 3,340.46 3950 10.00 60.87 13.44 14,544.01 1500.00 50.00 6,902.00 2,139.35 1,000.00 4,000.00 209.00 245316.60 241.00 720.50 379.72 13,000.00 1,431.11 TOTAL $463,44732 OUTSTANDING WARRANTS ON THE GENERAL FUND Warrants outstanding on June 30, 1966 Warrants Issued July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967 Warrants paid July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967 Warrants outstanding June 30, 1967 $ 14,022.76 201,858.39 205317.67 10,563.43 OUTSTANDING WARRANTS ON THE GENERAL ROAD FUND Warrants outstanding on June 30. 1966 $ 15.849.S4 Warrants issued July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967 245,816.60 Warrants paid Julv 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967 .. 246,449.34 Warrants outstanding June 30, 1967 15,217.10 SUMMARY OF PREVIOUS YEAR ENDING JUNE 30. 1966 O.R.S. 23435 County Treasurer Cash on Hand July 1. 1965 $ 321,797.70 County Treasurer Receipts July 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 -1,559,360.03 County Treasurer Disbursements July 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 1,605,386.23 County Treasurer Balance on Hand July 1, 1966 275,771.45 Taxes turned over to County Treasurer July 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 1,203,165.45 Warrants outstanding General Fund June 30, 1966 14,022.76 Warrants outstanding General Road, June 30, 1966 - 15,849.84 Dated July 18, 1967 Respectfully submitted, Sadie Parrish County Clerk SHERIFF'S AND TAX COLLECTOR'S ANNUAL REPORT JULY 1, 1966 TO JUNE 30, 1967 Heppner, Oregon July 6, 1967 In accordance with Section 294-230 O.R.S., I hereby submit this, my annual report of receipts and disbursements from July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967, both dates inclusive. TAX COLLECTIONS Cash on hand and on deposit July 1, 1966 $ 1966-67 taxes $1,141,041.04 500.63 1965-66 taxes 1964-65 taxes 1963-64 taxes 1962-63 taxes 1961-62 taxes 1960-61 taxes 1959-60 taxes Lieu of taxes 2 penalty on foreclosures Over collections 62,017.25 6,771.11 4563.50 3,527.68 1,643.25 1,689.34' 534.91 5,661.94 69.08 74.40 $1,227593.50 ..$2,109,534.40 225,189.39 615.63 276,449.34 794,170.05 31,358.14 41,361.48 13,000.00 89,897.50 31,530.19 88,265.16 720.50 31,593.47 99,664.76 13.459.95 3,249.16 4,452.05 379.72 241.00 2,419.14 11,232.67 11,466.94' 2,857.22 2,103.67 3,700.00 1,431.11 500.00 Total on hand and received $1,228,094.13 DISBURSEMENTS Turned to Morrow County Treasurer $1,227,450.02 Tax refund (over collections) 74.40 Cost of publications (2 penalty fund) 20.16 Cash on hand 205.75 Cash on deposit 343.80 Total disbursements and balance on hand June 30, 1967 - $1,228,094.13 TRUSTEE ACCOUNT TEMPORARY AUTO PERMITS Receipts $ 33155 Disbursed $ 33155 CIVIL FEES AND MILEAGE Receipts $ 671.24 Disbursed $ 67154 PISTOL PERMITS Receipts $ 32.50 Disbursed $ 3250 JAIL RENT FROM CITY OF HEPPNER Receipts $ 40.00 Disbursed $ 40.00 Total Receipts $1,074.99 Total Disbursements $1,074.99 Respectfully submitted, C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff and Tax Collector By: Elvira Irby Deputy
