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pra-x- ur.to thy r.ar.-x-. O .'-f xt H.l'h." a;.s the Vvt'ur.isl.
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to man, how rr.-i'.h r.oore f.-orr, rr.an to hi Maker. The Syreme
fc-ir,g 'Jors r.o! or.!y .'.f f'.r ujx.n us thos-e bvjr.tiers r.kri po--ec
rrxre irr.rr-'-i :-'.-.'. f.-crn H.s har.o. but even those Vxrr.e
f.t hih ae tonve4 to ys t-y ethers. Every tl-..;ng which
ve er.yy, by -hx .h r.-ar. x'.er it reache uor. us, is the
jr-ift of Him h tr.e ;f?-at Athof of good ar.-J father of
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Grtit ! i rot the hare f.'A'i-'-Xion of sorr.e g'xxi th:r,
hut a cowsar.t -.--.' rr.orarx- of all the bSe.-.i.ogs er..H.
,or I gratrtal i. .-.-..?'! o or.- .;x-c,a Thanicsivir.g Day but
an the ilek.r.?h f shwH -on u daily o jr hearts con
n'ar.tly want to ir. pta' to the Cive of all good things.
Cratitu'ie h a y.'Avn vir.i.h binds to th great heart
of God the hear-", of all trxxx- who receive their g.fu with
appreciation.
.Since Thar.fc'gAir.jf ha often been tailed The Table
Praje; of the .'.'at. on," then a. a great ration, shall we not
be grateful fx-'.;.Ie ar.'l give thanks to the great Giver of all
good things.
IT TAC7iES f4-l to bve a hardy-
rr.an. Son D.ck was a Cub!
ka.veoaII i layer when he carried,
tn Oregon Jourr.al. Ke ued h exix-ive
vtM-r to traK p.tcr.ing
aiong the tor:, but the trouble
, he was a firt ba-rerr-.ar
ferharxi it was natural that he
rr.aOe a wild pitch or so. such
as the one through a pare of
Harold Eich's front glass coor.
He cx-rx-ived tr -let-.r
rart of the :
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Harry, two ea.
tooc half for a c.r
rxx-r tver.tua.ly. r.e r.a.I rc-te
carr-e to rr-e.
On or n.ght w.-.er. the s.-.o-a
is d ar.d tt.il corr..r.z
do--.n. Te-d preferr-d tr.e f.res.ce
to carr.ir.2 the rot ar.d offer
ed to krt rr.e t.-:e the wr.ole
route for ISOc. Desr..te tr wea'h
er. this was hard to turn down.
Th.e extra 10c wo--Id buy a sack
f.i cf candy at Hoar's Cor. fee -.or.er.
Or a fel.ow could eet
fv-r Kex j suder-. T'.ey were
wo for a r-Kkei
6-t you a. ways had a cr.ar.ee
to win another if there was a
pr.z i:r t-r.der the wrapper.
I tooK the route, but forgot to
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rrx-'.-xx" of gett.r.z th rewy
h4-.-x-r.;r.g aroi-d at the t.rr.e
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O.v-1 2iT cf rhi:co&h- that I
cesek-d after years cf pa
per r--...;e in the family is that
so j can te.i a oersor. s charac
er bv tr.e wav he treats h:
pa-r rxy. Ar.i t.-.s w a r
th.r.g to rerr.err.ter with tr.e hoi
id a -. season corr.ir.2 en.
Th Generation Cap
Oi: e-Aerr.rr.t-r.t officials and
vx'.al fc-roup are deeply con-ce.-r.--d
arut the -feneration
?ap'' ar1 how to bridge it.!
inrrea-d true cah vaju" .
nc-ariv $1 b.llion absorbe-l - j
Significant arr.oiir.t" cf th
vears pt-rcer.taee increase :n
taxe. the effective tax ra'e for
Oregon -till lr.orea.ve4 r.eariv
9 Irf-r fer.t. Even after prore-v
tax relief, the current aver;?
rat. is 2 42 rx-r cent cf t.-u-a-h
value, higher than U-t
year s fx-r cent even tf re
re:x f was deducted.
f.-!ief deductions this year
total 22 44-5 Va. Ieavir 2 a
collectible tax of $32T.V.3.
This amount is rouzhlyS.".4 'j
million higher than in 1.-M
Protxrty tax relief appears in
three forms in OTR s report. Sen
ior citizens' horne--tead exert p
tions are responsible for Si 26
million offset this year. Inver.
torv tax relief of S3 1 rr.ilii .n
Tr.ere rr.av be some places and ; is xown about 82 million from
people where a bridge is need-1 ias, vear General property tax
relief, including So.7 rr.iliion in
oeacreat to .r.:'-:
on who w jii move w::n
:avi.-g his paper bill: c
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tr.e six ker the or who swears
he paid the bill before: the or
rery customer who considers
;t a capi'ai effer-s if the pa
per is 15 rr-insites late.
Ke learrs to appreciate the
or who pays hirs on time; the
one who greets him with a
smile and these comprise Yf
of the people. Somehow the cus
tomer who leave a box of can
dy or a tio for tr.e paper boy
at C'htistrr.as time is one who
lingers in his memory for years
o come as a r;sht guy," not
so much for the gift but for the
tho-Ji-.'-'-fuine-ss of it.
ei. However. I believe on tr.e
main stream cf soc.al behavior
few bridge are required. In
most situations the gap is so
narrow that a daily hand clasp
across it and an exchange of
words cf iir.5..-rs:ar.d;ng and tol
erance will brir.2 the genera
t.or.s together as nothing el-e
will.
If the rr.embership of every
familv will sek accommodation
in this manner there will be
no ned for bridges.
PROPERTY TAX
FAX
te.l mother, sr.e was on tr TC BOY who proves to be a
verge of ca-.ir.g me pohc when suable paper carrier has a
I arrived r.orr.e shout 9 p.m. ifn ?ojrz loT rim to be a good,
s.oppv wet. co.d and dog ttred. ; f(iCf(M a mar.. We have no
ticed rr.arv fir paper boys in
If vou have a question con
cerning real or personal prop
erty please state all the facts
as brief Iv as possible and mail
it to Mrs. Joyce Ritch, Morrow
countv special assessor, or to
P. O. Box 418, McMinnville, Ore
gon. 97128 under the name
"PROPERTY TAX FAX". Please
ask only one question per sheet
Then watch this column for the
mswer.
This tirovided for cad an in
stant course in wiiidow jrlazing. ,wt the was tat extra di.
"net i cs.-rea ii. ' Heppner, and wed stake consid- QUESTION
IT TEACHES the whole family i lx fsxi:tfl to me that , e.3;e that ot these kids
that Just as Wall Street is vi-1 1 should have framed it ar.d;w,; one oay make a good mark i I have filed with the Assen
ts! to big business, .so is The 'kept it hanging on the waJ. : ;n t-e world. Max Harris has or for farm land deferral. If I
Substitute the vital kev to liv-! ' don a fine job of supervising
ing compatibly with a paper i HARP.Y. row superintendent of -.is carriers
route. 1 the City of Forest Grove Liar.t jy -nay bring the news fast-
Dad gets up on a bright Sat- j and row x cepanment, graou- cr; if may brin2 rt more dra-
ated to a journal route, ana ( n-.aticaiiv; but there is nothing
again I came in on the chorus. habit-forming as a newspa-
School Bells
By BOW DANIELS
Superintendent
Morrow County School
With the rapid approach cf
who'll district budget time I
felt it might be appropriate, in
the rext few wex-ks, to dicru.s
norne of the procedures, prob
lems, and complaints we en
counter in connection with our
fi'.hool budget.
Many districts in tlx? state of
Oregon had their budgets de
feated last year. The budget
defeats were quite numerous on
iiubsx-ouerrt ee-tion with f-v-eral
dis.trl'-ts having their budg
ets defeated a wond and th,d
time. Budget defea's are high!',
undesirable In that they crea'e
additional exp-nies ;s w-j 4
a time low tomanv people. The
additional cost must lx- borne
by the- taxpayer and this cost
dix-s not provide any dir'ft re
turn to the educational program
of the district.
The 11 member of the School
Board and Budget Committee
are w-H aware of the me In
property taxes as thev re
taxpayers themselves. With the
burden of the profx-rty tax in
mind they very carefully review
and evaluate the items listed
In the school budget. However,
becauw they work directly with
.-.;,tr ts were voiced regard
.rv different aspects of the
wiv,l program. It is my inten
tion in the next few weeks to
d.wu- torr.e of thes criticisms
and to attempt to explain the
distrxl' ixit!on.
I alo ho to d;'-'.-u-s brief-,
the budg'-t outlook for the I'M
70 wtxx1 year and to review
what 1 fe l are rn of the long
range rx-eds and goals of the
M.hool district.
.ext week's column will dal
with what I corji.der to be our
number one problem, and that
is tr.e failure to common irate
properly v. ;-h the residej-.n of
the vhool district.
j urday morning. The sun is shin
1 ing. A great day to take a spon
j taneous trip to the beach,
j "Wouldn't be a bad day to
; go to the beach," he casually
i savs to his wife,
j "Oh. wouldn't it be fun to go
i to the beach!" she replies.
I "Lx-t's go to the beach!" say
j the three little tots, starting
j their let's-go dance.
"How about my paper route?"
i says No. 1 offspring, a bit on
the dour side.
Oh, the paper route. Gloom
starts to descend on the family,
j "Maybe I can get my Substi
tute," says the young carrier-salesman.
the chant becomes. "Call
i the Substitute. Call the Substi
tute, Call him Now!"
The family gathers around
the phone, listens hopefully to
the gnaU-hes of conversation:
should sell off a small portion
cf the place for a home, do I
lose my deferral on the entire
place?
i cigarette taxes earmarked for
'this purpose, is up approximate-
lv jijM.
j Annala believes the legisl:.t.
i ure has its work well cut out
: for it. Obviously, lawmakers are
; expected to come up with some
.answers to "the major problem
! facing the next session of the
i legislature." Nearly 3cX',0CO Ore-
gonians voted for the 14 prr
scent property tax limitation: ro
doubt thousands more would
have if there had been an al
ternate method of raising the
needed local revenue in the pro
posal. Now the ball has been thrown
back bv voters to the legislat
ure. Any new form of raising
revenue to offset property tax
es must be approved by th
people, however. Because the
legislature cannot attach the
emergency clause to revenue
measures, it either must refer
tax reform plans to the voters
or expect any measure it ap
proves to be tested by popular
referendum.
Ultimately then, again, the
people and not the legislature
will have the final say. Every
voting citizen should bear this
in mind, and be prepared to ac
cept constructive ideas the next
legislature is hard-pressed to
propose. If not, we must be pre
pared to accept the continuing
rise in local property- taxes
which makes OTR's report such
uncomfortable reading.
Then brotr.er CarL seven years ;
my senior, cecidea ne neeo'i
more spending money and took
on the Oregonian.
He had a model T Ford at
his disposal, and on a Sunday
morning the three brothers
would load down th back seat
of that old touring car. Bud
(Carl) would drive; Harry would
take one side, and I would take
the other. Riding on the run
ning board, we would hop off
at each stop and scatter Ore
go.iians and Journals all over
town.
How we kept from getting
them mixed up. I can't remem
ber, but we learned early that
The Cardinal Sin of a paper
route was to miss somebody,
and it seldom seemed to hap
pen. Once in a while we'd get
per. If it is 15 minutes late and
! ANSWER
dad doesn't have it at break-! For the current year you
fast or when he gets home at - would not. A division would be
night he 11 be grumpy for j made and you would be requir
hours. t ed to pav the deferred taxes on
The Gazette-Times has no pa-j that portion sold. The following
per boys, sir.-ce it all goes by j year when you refile the As
mail, but we have plenty of i sessor would have to determine
reason for appreciating these j if the land you have left is still
carriers nevertheless. a bona fide farm.
) COMMUNITY
) BILLBOARD i
"Maybe? You don't feel so a good bawling out from some
the schools, they also recognize
tht we, loo. nave nnmeiai ,H v afternoon. between
problems In trying to operate , hours of j .3,, amj 4:00 p m
find maintain a kcicmj mitoi
program.
Prior to our third budget vote
last year, several residents of
the d 1st rid actively campaigned
for a "ves" vote on the budget.
In talking to various people
throughout the county several
Recreation Program
Started At Center
For Senior Citizens
First of the regularly vhed-up-d
Senior Citizens Days spon
orei! bv the Heppner Neighbor
hood (enter was held last Irl
day afternoon, wi'h 1H persons
attending. An afternoon of rec
reational games and cards
was cnloyed. In a recent sur
vey condjcted by the -enter,
li2 elderly citizens responded.
Recreation will he provided
for all senior citizens who wish
to come to the tenter each Fri-
Ihe
Fur-
th-cr information may be obtain
ed from Mrs. Pat Erindle, dir
ector of the center.
See or call The Gazette-Times (
for all your needs in Moore ;
Rediforms.
The Rhyming Philosopher
THANKSGIVING
THIS TH CPS DAY IS THANKSGIVING. DAWN TO NIGHT,
FATING AND DRINKING, SPEEDING PRECIOUS HOURS.
fel'T NEVER THINKING LEST WE WASTE OUR POWERS.
NOK CONTEMPLATE WHY WE SHOULD HAVE THIS RIGHT.
WE r.ONC?.'TRATE TO SATE OUR APPETITE
AND REST SECURE WITHIN THESE VAUNTED TOWERS,
A.S THOUGH NO STOMACH CRAVES AS MUCH AS OURS.
AND HE WHO MENTIONS WANT IS IMPOLITE.
GOOD GP.IEF! THE FOOD WOULD TURN" TO BITTER GALL
AND STICK WITHIN MY THROAT HAD I NOT FIRST
BOWED LOW MY HEAD AND ASKED THE GOD OF ALL
THAT OTHERS, TOO. MAY EAT AND SLAKE THEIR THIRST,
AND CUP MY TEARS THAT NEEDED RAINS MAY FALL
OR GIVE THIS FOOD TO THOSE WHO NEED IT WORST.
THINK NOT I SHUN TRADITION'S FESTIVE MEAL
OR RECOMMEND THIS DAY A USELESS FAST;
BUT CANT WE ASK WHEN GIVING THANKS. TO FEEL
THE DEPTH OF GRATITUDE. THAT THIS REPAST
OR ONE JUST LIKE IT MAY BY THIS APPEAL
BE SPREAD FOR ALL THAT HUNGER? HAVE YOU ASKED?
HARRY V. FLETCHER
Family Christmas
Shoppingpps
PROCTOH-SILXX
FOR MOM: Blender $19.88
PROCTOB-SILEX
Coffeemaker 12.88
HAMILTON BEACH
Mixette 12.69
FOR DAD: B&D W Drill Kit ... 12.99
B&D Sander Kit 25.95
B&D Jigsaw Kit 22.99
FOR SIS: Blackboards 2.49
Bulletin Boards 3.95
Paint For Her
Bedroom gal. 6.99
FOR SON: .22 Rem. Rifle 34.95
JUST LIKE DAD'S
Daisy B-B Gun 18.49
Daisy B-B Gun 9.45
WITH SCOPE
Pettyjohn Farm Cr Builders
Supply
HEPPNER
PH. 676-9157
Coming Events
LEGION AND AUXILIARY
Regular monthly meeting.
Monday, Dec. 2, Heppner
Legion Hall
Family potluck dinner, 7 p.m.
Important meetings following
GOLDEN AGE CLUB
Monthly meeting, Tuesday,
Dec. 3
Potluck dinner, 7 p.m., fol
lowed by entertainment
Episcopal Parish Hall
COUNTRY STORE BAZAAR
Christmas Bazaar and Lunch
eon by Episcopal Church
Women
Saturday, Dec. 7, from 11:00
a.m.
Episcopal Parish Hall
COMEDY SCHOOL PLAY
3-Act Play. "The Little Dog
Laughed"
lone High School, Mondav.
Dec. 9, 7:30 p.m.
Heppner Hiah School. Wed
nesday. Doc. 11. 7:30 p.m.
Adults. SI -00; Students, 75c
THANKSGIVING DANCE
Turkev Hop, Sat.. Nov. 30.
9:30 p.m.
Heppner Fair Pavilion
Sponsored by Soroptimist
Club of Heppner
SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC
SERVICE BY
C. A. RUGGLES
Insurance Agency
P. O. Box 247 PH. 676-9625
Heppner