FIRE DEPARTMENT RESERVE FUND SUMMARY
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968 1969, BEGINNING JULY I. 1968
$ 13.908.S3
13.908.83
13.908 P.3
$ 13.U08.K8
None
1. IX. M 1.00
l.OOU.OO
1,000.00
S 1.000 00
S i.ono.00
1.OO0.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
S 2.000.00
Beginning Fund Balaneo ... $ 2,000.00
Truiisfer from Other Funds General Fund .......... .......- l.lHMl.OO
Tolal Itesources - 3,000.00
Requirements)
Reserved lor Expenditure In Future Years . 3,000.00
Transfer for 1'urehauo of Flro Truck ..
Total Kequlrements ...... - 3,000.00
SEWER RESERVE FUND SUMMARY
rOB THE FISCAL YEAR 1968 1969, BEGINNING JULY I. 1968
None
None
None
None
None
None
Resource!
Beeinninir Fund Balance
Transferred from Other Funds
None
5,0(10.00
Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied 5,000.00
Total Resources 5,000.00
Requirements!
Reserved for Expenditure in Future Years .. . 5.000.00
Total Requirements S 5,000.00
SEWER SINKING FUND
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968 1 969, BEGINNING JULY 1. 1968
$ 37.395.G5
None
37,31)5.63
37.393.G3
4,874.12
$ 32.521.53
34.117.50
3. 710.00
37.827 .00
37.827.5C
117.50
$ 37.710.00
$ 37.710.00 Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) $ 40,210.00
2.530.00 Transferred from Other Funds Sewer Operating None
40,210.00 Total Resources - 40,210.00
RniilrmintK!
40,210.00 Reserved for Expenditure In Future Years 40,240.00
Transferred to Sewer Operating lor payment
on bonds and interest 10,000.00
r.irrw.H internet transferred to Sewer Oneratlnff None
Ending Fund Balance WSM.OO
$ 40,210.00 Total Requirements tu, u,u
WATER SINKING FUND SUMMARY
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968-1969, BEGINNING JULY 1, 1968
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Resources:
Rnnlnnincr Fnnrl Ralflnee None
Transferred from Other Funds 2,500.00
Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied 2,500.00
Tntl Resources ADUU.uu
PfwriiirAmAntal
Reserved for Expenditure In Future Years 2,500.00
Total Requirements $ 2,500.00
GENERAL FUND REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY
General Government Department
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968-1969, BEGINNING JULY 1, 1968
$ 2,400.00
17,783.64
20,244.14
$ 2,400.00
16,700.59
19,764.99
$ 2,640.00
20,005.00
$ 32,700.00
Personal Services: Total
Materials and Services:
Operating Materials and Supplies Total
Capital Outlay:
Equipment
Land and Improvements to Land
Transferred to Other unas
Operating Contingency
Tntnl Fvnpnrlitures
Total Requirements $ 33,800.00
..$ 2,940.00
.. 21,180.00
100.00
.. 5.000.00
.. 1,500.00
.. 3,080.00
None
$ 1,035.00
1,240.27
15,935.88
None
None
None
None
$ 18,211.15
Fire Department
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968-1969. BEGINNING JULY I. 1968
$
1,502.50
1,019.88
None
500.00
None
1,000.00
None
4,022.38
1,860.00
1,640.00
None
None
None
1,000.00
None
4,500.00
Personal Services: Total $ 2,460.00
Materials and Services: Total 1,250.00
Capital Outlay:
Equipment New Fire Truck & Hose None
Rnilriinora nnrl Arlrlitinns Ceiling in Station None
Other Structures Roofcoat Station 1 99
Transfer to Equipment Reserve 1,000.00
Two.wnv Radio 400.00
Total Requirements $ 5,295.00
$ 720.00
203.34
None
$ 923.34
720.00
252.48
None
972.48
Sanitary Department
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968-1969. BEGINNING JULY 1, 1968 ? ""
$ 792.00 Personal Services: Total $
$
408.00
None
1,200.00
792.00
Materials nnrl Serviees! Total 4U8.UU
Pnntraetiial Services Total 200.00
Total Requirements $ 1,400.00
Swimming Pool Department
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968-1969. BEGINNING JULY 1, 1968
$ 2,104.50
1,050.07
125.23
None
3,279.80
2,008.50
1,110.56
195.32
None
3,314.38
$ 2,350.00
1,100.00
300.00
None
8,850.00
$ 12,600.00
Personal Services: Total $ ?''
Materials and Services: Total 'tS'm
Contractual Services 5ao.uu
Capital Outlay: 07,nn
Bonds and Interest 8.7JO.0O
Transferred to Other Funds None
Total Expenditures - no"e
Total Requirements $ I4,u.uu
Police Department
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968-1969, BEGINNING JULY 1. 1968
$ 14,100.00
2,086.26
1,800.00
17,986.26
$ 16,116.10
2,281.15
None
18,397.25
$ 19,100.00
2,700.00
1,800.00
$ 23,600.00
Personal Services: Total $ M!'oc2o
Materials and Services: Total d,.5.uu
Capital Outlay None
Total Expenditures Jm
Total Requirements .ia.uu
Sherman Places
Fourth in State
State winners In the finals of
the Oregon State Sufe Driving
Itoad-E-O on Sunday, June 9, in
Mllwaukie, were Joe McDonald
of 1'endleton and Diane Dilciio
of Gladstone. Jim Sherman of
Heppner, who attended under
the sponsorship of the Morrow
County Jayceeg, placed 4th with
a score of 457 of a possible 500,
and was recipient of a cash
prize and set of car tools.
The safe driving Road E-0 Is
a state and national Javcee pro
ject, with this year's state com
petition hosted by the Mll
waukie Javcees, under direction
of its project chairman, John
Reid. The driving tests were
conducted by the Professional
Drivers Safety Council, Inc. Cars
for the competition were donat
ed by the Lincoln-Mercury div
ision of Mllwaukie. A total of
29 young people, 17 boys and
12 girls, participated In the day's
finals.
The contestants had advanced
from local competition in 16
Oregon cities, judged on both
driving ability and on a writ
ten examination to determine
their knowledge of good driving
habits and safety.
The two state winners will
receive awards and a free trip
to Ann Arbor, Michigan, next
month for the national compe
tition. Accompanying Jim to the con
test were John Privett, local
chairman, and Reggie Pascal.
HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. June 1). 1968
Auction Gets
Good Support
Much work and planning by
committees in charge of this
year's lone Community Auction
and Barbecue on June 1 paid
successful dividends, as it was
considereed one of the best
since its beginning. A net prof
it of approximately $2800 has
been reported, which compares
very favorably with other years.
Events of the day brought
more interested persons than
usual from out of town, and
combination of "just right"
weather with good bargains and
treasures brought out a good
crowd. The "pleasure" rides in
the Model-T Ford found ready
and waiting customers through
out the day.
About 400 persons enjoyed the
noon dinner which featured a
pit cooked beef barbecue, with
wide assortment of other pre
pared dishes. Omer Bonney of
the Hermlston Livestock Com
mission Co. called the auciton
and found interested buyers for
the wide selection of home and
farm items. Bidding was espec
iaily active on antique items,
and the Country Store had good
participation of customers for
the hand crafted items.
Earl Wright of Baker, a guest
of Don Bristow, held the lucky
ticket at the time or the draw
ing for the prized handmade
agate-topped table, a gift of the
Rev. A. H. Hazzard.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rea, gen
eral chairman, have expressed
appreciation to all who had t
hand in contributing to the sue
cess and enjoyment of the day's
events.
STREETS (ROAD) FUND REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY
Streets Department
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968-1969, BEGINNING JULY 1. 1968
$ 13,359.85 $ 14,153.35 $ 16,000.00
809.4S 2,912.95 2,000.00
4,647.-10 50.00 3,800.00
888.05 None None
230.1E None 300.00
511.22 None None
None None 8,000.00
1,629.4? None 8,300.00
None None 8,000.00
None None 2,900.00
20,446.19 17,116.30
$ 41,000.00
Personal Services: Total $ 14,400.00
Operating Materials and Supplies Total 2,000.00
Contractual Services Total 7,b00.00
Capital Outlay:
rnninmont None
Other Structures Bridges 300.00
Street Signs - None
Mnro-nn Street FIvtenKion None
Total Capital Outlay 300.00
Transferred to Other Funds jMi
Operating Contingency 2,200.00
Total Expenditures ""e
Total Requirements $ 29,700.00
UTILITY FUND REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY
Water Department
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968-1969, BEGINNING JULY 1. 1968
$ 10,520.00
11,097.96
2,731.03
2,024.36
888.00
12,440.00
15,352.36
None
None
39,701.35
$ 11,061.90
3,819.76
2,905.61
9,818.01
None
12,125.00
21,943.01
None
None
39,730.28
$ 12,540.00
5,080.00
2,560.00
3,500.00
1,175.00
None
12,810.00
17,485.00
None
2,835.00
$ 40,500.00
Personal Services: Total $
Materials and Services:
Operating Materials and Supplies Total
Contractual Services Total
Capital Outlay:
Equipment 3 Hydrants, 25 Meters
Other Structures Reservoir Roof, Mains
Land and Improvements to Land New Well
New Pickup
Bonds and Interest
Total Capital Outlay
Transferred to Other Funds
Operating Contingency
Total Expenditures -
Total Requirements $
12,540.00
5,200.00
2,560.00
1,500.00
2,525.00
6,000.00
None
12,460.00
22.4S5.00
5,000.00
1,315.00
None
49,100.00
UTILITY FUND REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY
Sewer Department
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1968-1969, BEGINNING JULY 1. 1968
$ 1,130.00 $ 1,252.00
1,237.50 1,518.72
None None
None None
14,420.00 10,090.00
14,420.00 10,090.00
None 3,710.00
None None
16,787.50 16,570.72
$ 1,200.00
2,300.00
100.00
500.00
9,870.00
10,470.00
2.530.00
None
$ 18.500.00
Personal Services: Total
Materials and Services: Total
Capital Outlay:
..$ 1, 200.00
.. 2,750.00
Equipment - None
Improvements
Bonds and Interest
Total Capital Outlay
Transferred to Other Funds
Operating Contingency
Total Expenditures
Total Requirements
None
15,650.00
.. 15,650.00
.. 8,700.00
.. 1,500.00
None
.$ 29,800.00
Invitation Extended
To Jones Wedding
The forthcoming marriage or
Miss Monica Anne Green to Hon
aid C. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Marcel Jones, is being announ-
red for Saturday, June 15, 3 p.m.,
at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic
church in Salem.
The couple wish to extend a
cordial invitation to friends and
relatives in the area to attend
the ceremony and recep t i o n
which will follow at the Knights
of Columbus hall, 425 Shipping
Street, N. E., in Salem.
Miss Green is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Green of
Salem.
The couple has been attend
ing Eastern Oregon College in
La Grande, where she is a jun
ior, majoring in elementary ed
ucation. Jones, a senior, is maj
oring in history. Both will con
tinue their education in the fall.
Nistad to Speak
Allen Nistad, general manager
of Kinzua Corporation, will be
the speaker on the program of
the Heppner-Morrow county
Chamber of Commerce Monday,
June 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Meth-
vin and family returned home
Sunday, June 9, following a 10
day vacation trip which took
them to Portland, Seaside and
other points of interest on the
Oregon coast. They visited rela
tives in Lakeview, Pine Creek,
Calif., and Alturas, Calif..
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L. E. "Ed" DICK 676-96V
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Bunch Named County
Democrat Chairman
Al Bunch. Morrow county
rancher, was elected county
chairman of the Morrow county
Democratic Central Committee
at a meeting held Friday even
ing in the old librury room of
the citv hull.
Bunch replaces Mr. W. C.
(Virginia) Itosewall.
Other newly elected officers
are Mrs. Don Bennett, vice
chairman, and Mrs. Jim Lv
eren, Hecretary-treasurer, who
repluces Mrs. Sadie Parrlsh.
Mrs. RoMwall and Mrs. Par
rlsh did not seek re-election.
Short reports were given by
Judge Paul Jones and Clarence
Hosewall, who si)ke on what to
expect In an election year and
of the benefits in belonging to
the Democratic party.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Hosewall.
Sweeney Addresses
Funeral Directors
Jerry Sweeney, president of
the Oregon State Board of Fun
eral Directors and Embalmers,
addressed the Oregon Funeral
Directors association last Tues
day at their convention at Sail
shan Lodge near Woldport.
Sweeney presented a report
from the examining board and
discussed a proposed revision In
state laws to upgrade education
al standards for morticians, lie
left Heppner Monday and re
turned alter giving the address.
ReT. and Mrs. Dirk Finehart
and daughter, Ann, attended
funeral services at Cove on Sat
urday morning for Mrs. Allie
Simmons, v;.o has cooked at
Ascension summer school camp
for over 30 years. Following the
service the Rineharts traveled
to Nyssa to attend a family
dinner at the home of his par
ents before attending gradua
tion ceremonies at Treasure
Valley Community college for
his younger sister, Miss Triena
Klnehart.
More Good Rain I
Another good soaking rain
came Tuesday wth .41 Inch re
corded by Hm Gilliam, official
went her berver. Another .O'i
fell last Thursday and Friday,
bringing the week's precipita
tion Jo .43. Maximum temjHr
lur was 78 degree, coming last
WcdncHduy and on Sunday.
Minimum climbed out of the
30' with the lowest temperature
of 41 degrees recorded. Complete
report In as follows:
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
III Low Free.
7S 45
74 .V) .01
M 4t .01
70 45
7 41 .
77 50
71 50 .41
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diesel and gasoline engines.
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Standard oil Company of California
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