Rep. Mann Holds
Hopes of Passing
Tax Relief Plan
(Continued from page 1)
economic Nlliuillon, however, It
npiN'urM Unit another $.'lo mil
lion will have to be taken from
the huilc.ct to Imlance with In
come. G. Continued the reienl of I ho
Inventory '". After offering 5
relief on till tux In l!Mi5, the
17 leKlxlature lirought It down
another 10.
7. Panned a hunt lug nml fish
lug llivrme Increase that will
provide a hlg gimie rimce Im
provement program which will
also help livestock rane.eN, will
net up n heller hunter lunriown
er program, ami will he uwd
to continue! the flh Impound
ment program.
H. Pitwu-d a hill to provide
SMio.OuO for a sea grant col
lege ut OSU. Thin will i-nahle
the university to get $2 million
in federal fund) and put OSU
In I hit forefront In ocean sel
ence, Hep. Mann aald.
Truth' Bill Halloa
9. Punned the "truth In tax
ing" bill, which he called ona
of the bpl bills of the wmilon.
ThU will place property on tax
rolls at true rash value, and
taxen will be Muted in dollar
and cent InMcad of mills.
Hep. Mann itald that the leg
islature' failed to puss a coiihtl-
Bristow Awarded
U. S. Flying Medal
Major John I,. Brlntow, aon of
Mr. and Mr. K. W. Hrlntow of
Ioni haa lx-en awarded tho U.S.
Air Medal for meritorious
achievement while flying, ac
cording to word received here
by his parents.
Since Major Bristow ha re
ceived the medal and two oak
leaf clusters previously he was
given a third oak leaf cluster
In lieu of the ulr medal. The
award wan made hy Major Gen
eral Kenneth O. Sunlmrn.
Ma or and Mrs. liristow and
chlldn-n, Doug and Linda, live
In (Jrenville, Texan, where he
work with LTV Tempco-Aero
flight systems.
lutlonal amendment that would
give itself I ho power to call a
special session. At present the
State Emergency Hoard tins
the power to upend $7,!M),tX)0 be
tween Kcsidoim without legislat
ive sanction. Had the hill pass
ed the legislature could go In
t i session when needed to au
thorize major emergency appro
priations. At the furthcoming ecial
HcsKion, Mann feels sure that
the federal deduction on in
come tax In Oregon will he
eliminated.
'"rhl" will keep a lurger per
centage of the taxes In Oregon,"
he suld.
The sesnlon will also have to
call uHjn the Ways and Menus
committee to find $.') million
that can be pared from tho
budget.
Harvest Season
Nearing Close
Morrow county' grain har
vest 1 nearer Its finish with
an estimated 85 completion,
according to Gene Winters,
county extension agent, and
Harlan McCurdy, Jr., manager
of Morrow County Grain Grow
er, Inc.
MeCurdy suld early this wk
that nil elevator of MC'GG were
si ill receiving grain except for
the one at McNabb.
It I exixKted, however, that
the elevator In the north and
central part of the county will
be virtually through by the end
of tho week but harvest con
tinuing only In higher eleva
tion, particularly the southern
part of the county.
Klevator are not "bunttlng
at the Kearns" a had been pre
dicted In the spring. The onset
of hot, dry weather hi principal
ly blamed for shriveling and
the light production.
Some rancher reported fair
ly good yield, hut many were
far below expectations. It 1
still too early to determine a
county average, but MeCurdy
hazarded a guess that It might
run about 21 bushels per acre
on wheat.
About the only generally
happy thought for the harvest
er Is that the cutting has not
been Interrupted by rain this
year. They would have been
happy to have a rain as late as
June but were glud that It
didn't come late to humper the
harvest.
Sudden Illness
Claims Florence;
Rites in Eugene
Memorial nervlce were held
In Kugene on Saturday, August
5, for Kugene Lewi Florence,
51, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
(J. Florence, and brother of Mrs.
Dean (Mary Eleanor) Oilman,
all of Ileppner.
Florence died Wednesday.
August 2, of a heart attack
while on a fishing trip with
hi wife and friends on a boat
out of Winchester Bay. He had
previously suffered a serious
attack In 1SHJ5. For several years
he had mane ni home in r.u
gene at 570 Antelope Way, and
had been associated with the
really firm, Oregon Settlement
Association. Before then he had
worked for the Union Pacific
Railroad at Kugene. He had vis
ited here often with his par
ents, especially during the hunt
ing seasons.
Born July 30. 1916, In Jleppner,
he spent his boyhood here and
attended the local schools. He
was graduated from the Eugene
High school. On February
25, 193'J, he was married to
Marjory Klnny of Eugene. They
have one aon, Gary A., an ac
countant In Eugene.
He was a member of the First
Christian church; Eugene Elks
Lodge No. 357; Eugene Moose
Lodge No. 086, and of the Eu
L'cne Realty Board.
Funeral services were held
Balm Fork Fire
Hits Wheal Range
Fire broke out Saturday after
noon In wheat land on a farm
being operated by Merrltt Gray
on Balm Fork, southeast of Hepp-
rur, and burned a large area of
wheat and range land before It
was brought under control. It
was difficult to determine the
acreage covered, but it was est
imated roughly at some 400
acres, of which 150 to 200 acres
were In wheat.
Ileppner Firemen with rural
trucks went to the scene to battle
the fire during the afternoon,
and a helicopter came from Fossil
to assist. It checked the fire by
flowing back the flames and
helping extinguish them. Many
neighbors and others came to
help.
Origin of the fire Is Indefinite
but It Is thought to have started
from a combine.
HEPPNER GAZETTE -TIMES. Thursday. August 10. 1967
Public Notice
Saturday, August 5, at 10:00
a.m. in Lounsbury-Musgrove
Funeral Chapel, Eugene, with
the Kev. Marion McQuary offic
iating. Interment was In West
Lawn Memorial Park.
Surviving are his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman G. Florence;
one sister, Mrs. Mary Eleanor
Gilman, all of Ileppner; his
wife, Marjory K. ; one son, Gary
A. and one two-month-old
grandson, all of Eugene.
Among relatives who attend
ed the services from here were
an uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Beamer.
- CALL FOR BIDS FOR
LANDSCAPING AT RIVERSIDE
MICH SCHOOL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 28th day of Aug
ust, 17, ar 2:30 p.m. PUT, the
directors of Morrow County
School District R-l will receive
sealed bids for landscaping of
grounds at Riverside High
School, Boardman, Oregon.
Bids will be received at the
office of the Superintendent of
Schools, Box 368, Lexington,
Oregon until 2:30 p.m. and will
be presented to the directors at
a special meeting to be called
for 8:00 p.m., August 28, 1967.
Specifications for the work
and bidding documents may be
obtained from the office of
Howard Leonard Glazer, A.I.A.,
1028 S. W. First Ave. Portland,
Oregon, 97204.
The Morrow County School
District R-l board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Bids must be In sealed enve
lopes and clearly marked
"Landscaping bid".
Donald McElligott, Chairman
Alice Vance, Clerk
24 25c
up siuaenis on ine rouie irum
Roger Palmer ranch to the Rob
ert Van Scholack ranch to be
run.
Bids will be received at the
office of the Superintendent of
Schools, Box 368, Lexington,
Oregon until 2:30 p.m. and will
be presented to the directors at
a special meeting to be called
for 8:00 p.m., August 28. 1967.
The Morrow County School
District R-l board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Bids must be in sealed enve
lopes and clearly marked "Con
tract bus run bid".
Donald McElligott, Chairman
Alice Vance, Clerk
24-25c
Need scratch pads? Get them
at the Gazette-Times.
CALL FOR BIDS ON
CONTRACT BUS RUN
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 28th day of Aug
ust, 1967, at 2:30 p.m. PDT, the
directors of Morrow County
School District R-l will receive
sealed bids for a bus run to pick
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