"rNER GAZETTE-TIMES, ThurtdcT. Januarf IX 1S6 j BrOWII Hospltalixed
By Heart Condition
Granddaughter Born
Mr. and Mr. Jodie K. Morrl
run of lone announce the ar
rival of h new granddaughter,
Ruchclle Kav. born December 20
In llii'ir Mm In Inw and daugh
It i, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dirk IMI
tht llfi Di'HiKKt'hop of Ontario.
Mit weighed H lb.. t oz.. and
loins a (our year-old brother,
Itotwrt. Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mm. Bernard le
Blsst hop of San Ansclmo, Calif.;
maternal greatgrandfather 1
K.. W, Kerrell of The Dalles, and
paternal great-grandparents are
Mrs. F.thyl Lnurdcaux of San
Francisco. Calif., and Henry
Lounleuux of .Sonoma, Calif.
Harold Erwin returned bom
List Saturday after Mciiding a
wtek In St. Anihonv hospital in
Pendleton, where he m taken
for te.stj and observation re
sulting from complications ol
the flu.
Bill Dohtrty, Sand Hollow
area rant-her, underwent sur
gery las! Wednesday at St. An
ihonv hospital. He U reported
to be progressing well but will
remain In the hospital for sev
eral more (lavs.
Mr. Earl (Mae) Gilliam wai
able to return lo her home ear
ly last week from St. Anthony
hospital In IVnilleton. where
she has spent the past few
week recovering from recent
surgery.
Personal property taxpayers are re
cu'red to file a return of taxable prop
erty as of January 1, 1969 with the
Assessor on or before March 3, 1969.
A penalty is provided for late filing.
Inventory owners (including all
livestock) will again be eligible for
seme reduction of property tax this
year if the return is filed on time. The
lev does not permit the Assessor to
cV.ow (he reduction in inventory value
for (ax relief under certain circumstan
ces when the personal property report
is not accurately reported or is filed
after March 3.
Any person who has not had an op
portunity to report by mail or personal
contact may obtain the forms at the
office of the assessor.
Time is getting short. ORS 308.290
makes it the responsibility of the tax
payer to file these reports on time or
incur the penalty provided by law.
JOYCE RITCH
Special Assessor
Morrow County
A former Morrow county
rant-her. Dale Brown. I making
riM-overv from a m-Moim heart
ailment at tk-canside hospital In
llwaro. Wn . according to word
received recently lorn hit wife
l.v friemls. Mr. and Mis. liar
vev Smith of lone.
The couple farmed the for
m.-r Suvi'k ranch In the Kiglit
mile district f r manv year be
ioie moving lo Long Beach, Wll.,
alxtut five years ago loluwln
his retirement.
Brown has lit t-n In the l'.o
infill f i ir two weeks and will
remain hosuitalii-d !r some
time.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients admitted M Pioneer
'.amorial hospit il during th
: ..- si week, and later dismissed
vi re 'tie following: Ruth Jor
i.n, Kinu.i: Jehn R. Nelson
Kli'ua: Arnold Springer, llcpp.
i-it: Annttte Kav. Fo.sll; Ruby
L.ICni.'.' lev. Condon: Omar Stub
I 'eiield. KitiXiia; Kathleen Koy,
Foisil: Viola Stinkard, Kinzua;
Marie Jessmer. Ileppner; Betty
Dohert v. llenimer: Reliecea
Wright. Kinzua. and Bernard
Marshall. Heppner.
Those still receiving medical
care are Alvin Owens. Kossil
Uonard Kummcrlimd. Ileppner
Kdna Struthers. Ileppner; La
Vrne Van.Marter. Sr.. Ileppner;
Wilma Stahlv, Salem, and Sus
an Tipton, Kinzua.
Board, Teachers
Reach
Impasse
(Continued from page 1)
iin is set at 7:30.
The matter of extending the
administrators' index from il1 1
lo 11 months was also tabled
until next Monday night. If the
index were extended to the five
in the district, it would mean
an additional $1503 approxi
mately, Supt. Hon Daniels said,
averaging S'iOO per year per ad
ministrator. Budget to qo Up
The Gazette-Times Tuesday
asked Supt. Daniels to interpret
the salary proposals Into cost
figures. He said that if no sal
ary increase were given nor
olher additional benefits agreed
upon, the normal annual incre
ments to the present staff of
teachers would mean $14,531
more in the 1969-70 budget,
ahovo the 19C8-69 budget.
The district's proposal of $10
per teacher towards the insur
ance plan and $5 per month for
those who work less than three
fourths time could cost as much
as $15,709 per year, provided all
employees participate. The plan
would apply to both teacners
and classified employees.
If the base salary were in
creased to $6300 and increments
left at 4, the budget would
be increased in its Instruction
section by some $49,000, Daniels
said.
Adding another $3 to the in
surance contribution to bring it
to $13 per month per teacher
from the district would mean
an additional $4680.
Thus, if the district should
agree to all the current com
mittee proposals, the total ad
dition to the budget would ap
proximate $69,000.
If it becomes neceessary to
appoint an arbitration commit
tee, it will have the responsi
bility of attempting to reach an
agreement, but the board is not
bound by law to accept its findings.
Mason Relative Dies in Valley
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reived of the death of Clara
Mabel MM.n on January 8 In
Silverlon. She a Hie wife ol
Jo eph Mason nf I'rinevllle. The
funeral was held in Portland at
the Southeale Chapel on Jan
uarv 1.1. with interment In the
Willamette National cemetery.
Besides her husband, (die
have two diiufhier. Mrs. Hel
en lJuftv of Salem, and Mr,
Lural Sandem of Kugene, and
one nun. Joseu'i. Jr.. of Tort
land, and eight grandchildren.
Mrs. Mason laucht school here
in 1921 and l'.i.'J None of the
Mason relatives from lone at
tended the services, due lo
weather conditions at thai time
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McKay
tent the Christmas vacation In
Flagstaff. Ariz., at the home of
McKay's Parents. Mr. and Mrs
K. C. McKay. Due to weather
conditions they would not have
been able lo get home for the
Marling of school had il con
vened after New years, as tney
were held up in Los Angeles.
Kridav afternoon. January 17
Hie Junior High basketball A
team defeated the KlversKle
team 35 lo 27. The B string
didn't fair as well, losing 29 to
17. The next game will be with
itnnfield there on January 24.
Friday evening the high
chool games wiih ltiverslde
vere much like the Junior High.
The Jayvee team was defeated.
:9 to !, and the varsity down-
d the Pirates, 70 to GO. Satur
lay evening they played Wes
ton at Weston. The varsity
came through again to oeieai
Weston 64 to 50. The Jayvee
team lost 67 to 33. The next
game will be January 24 el
t ma pi ne.
Locust Chapter No. 119, ULS.
met at the hall January 14 for
. regular meeting. Marsh Mey
rs, who is on the Home En-
lowment committee, Mrs. Edith
Garoutto. and Mrs. Jesse Wil
son, from Oregon Trail Chapter
n Echo, paid a fraternal visit.
Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen was hon
ored by being selected Grand
Representative to Wyoming.
The "caravan of conference
vouth leaders, with the lone
United Church of Christ youth
group as hosts, was well at
tended on Sunday. Besides the
lone group, a number attended
from Condon, accompanied by
Hev. Klchard Trotter. Also
(iavle Kappy, Patty Zollcr, Bob
Sherman, and Bruce Bartlett,
curne from the Portland area,
accompanied by Misa Kuth
Bailey of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin at
tended the Installation and or
dination of Kev. Del McAml In
Milton-Freewater on January
12. From there Ihev drove to
Boise, Idaho, and attended the
National Association of Wheal
Growers Convention, They sient
a couple of nights at the home
of Harlan Lundell. On their
way home Ihev Ktoped in On
tario to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vln Slitze. Others from here at
tending the convention were Mr.
and Mrs. Itobert Jepsen, and Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Morgan.
Miss Barbara Clark from Pilot
Rock is taking care of the house
and children of Paul Pettyjohn.
Jr.
Mrs. Jesse Coats from Pilot
Rock Is working in the office
of Paul Pettyjohn. Sr., as a
bookkeeper. She Is living In the
house owned by the School Dis
trict which formerly belonged
to Roger Kincaid.
The annual meeting of the
lone Citv TV Co-op was held
in the Legion Hall. Monday
evening, January 20. Roy Llnd
strom was re-elected vice-president,
and Kd Bristow and How-
ard Crowell were re-elected dir
ectors. Robert Drake won the I
six month's free TV; Elby Alt
ers, four months, and Milton
Morgan, two months. After the
meeting refreshments of pic
and coffee were served by the
senior class of the lone High
school. The remaining pies were
given to those holding the
lucky numbers.
DATES TO REMEMBER:
Thursday, January 23, Worn-
ens Fellowsnip oi unueo
Church of Christ will meet at
the home of Mrs. Lindsay Kin
caid, 10:00 a.m.
WAC meeting of the willows
Grange will be at 2:00 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Mable Cotter.
Pomona Grange at the wil
low Grange Hall in lone, Sat
urday, January 25, at 10:00 a.m.
Around 2:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs
Dick Krebs will show pictures
of the People to People tour,
and is open to the public.
Sunday. January 26, annual
meeting and pot lurk dinner al
United Church of Christ.
Sunday. February 2, Installa
tion of Rainbow for Girls, also
honoring Teresa Stefanl. Brand
representative of the State of
Texas, and Teresa Tucker, Rraud
choir member.
F'ire meeting the first Mon
day of each month starling at
7:30 p.m. Around 7:00 p.m. the
fire siren will blow to remind
those who want to attend.
Recent week -and visitors with
the Alan Martin family were
longtime friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Marty Brace, from Portland.
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mo. per family. Enrollment
closes Feb. 1. Contact Vesta
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