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HttmtM CAZim TIMES. Thundery, April 50. 1979 Public Noticci WOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEKfcBY GIVEN that the underlined h brtn duly appointed ty the County Court 4 the State of Oregon fr Mum County. State of Oregon. 4 Fxecutor of the estate t.( Syl va D Well, dceaod. and ha qualified. All person having claimi against the et4te of aid de-, ceased ore h-rery required to present ame uith proper vouch- lone Schools Observe Earth Day All regular clae were im pended at lne Hik'h School Ap ril 22 to enable all atudenu and teacher to concentrate on one .ubject. "Earth Day 1970". Stu dent in grale 7 12 were div ided in to live group with each Croup studying a special phase ,.f nv imrim.nixl rtotlhitittn Tun er duly verified to the under- j Ul,uUy rn,.rr.b, r were assigned MCned at the off;ce of Herman M Mch Air lK)Uu. w. Winter, Heppner, Oreeon.1 ,,., r ..,t,.,r, ih not. within six month from the date ,ut,;m indu-trial pollution. hereof. Dated and first published ihis !th day of April. 1370. LOWELL L. GR1BBLE Executor HERMAN W. WINTER Attorney at Law Box -' Heppner. Oregon ljpulation wtre the special ar ca of tud. Dunr.j the LrM part of the mormng atjdenta and faculty member worked on research in their special area. This time i as uvj lo prepare report. f MRS. JOHN CRAVES use Mr, frank Anderses as a model lot her real silk sari brought from India at the CewBelle luncheon. Officer looking on at Mr. Jerry Brosnan. on th right and Mr. Ned Clark In the center background. 1 1 v- " ' -r - .v.. ...... k. -..v. , , - - Mm and Mrrini. and pre cow&elies seek rarner or me icar NOTICE TO CREDITORS I pare tpes. Some students com NOTICE l-S HEREBY GIVEN and recorded sonc. in- The Morrow County Cow- for ever)- activity including ten that the undersigned ha been vhi.tir.'? th. ir version of Down. : Eelle had their srrine lunch- nis and basketball. Mrs. Graves duly appomnd by the County i rv.u n vuth Pollution". Others . eon and meeting April 23 at the, questioned how they would be Court of the State of Oreron for : m-rot norms and then recorded . Friser.r.l Parish Hall. Spring i worn while riding horseback flowers decorated the tables and a crackling fire in the fire- Morrow County. State of Oregon. th,.m wnn 4 background of pat a Executor of the estate of Wil- T,nUe mUir. A sik-ci.i1 slide pre ham M. Mahan. deceased, and mentation was given on snl con-'. place provided much appreciated has qual-fied. 'turvation. (warmth and cheer. All oersons having claims They had an answer by draping it to form culottes. the estate of said de- . v w.. . . J . n 1 ' ' ' ' 1 At 10:30 Dr. Gerald Young The proup is in the process ofi Eastern Oregon College ' pain selecting the Morrow Dick ceasea are r.i-n-o, aii-u ;uip,.ke to the student body on Cour.'v Father of the Year. Die present mm with proper oucn-,lhi, j,,,,, rror,lorr.s present-1 VcEli'i cot t was given this hon ers duly enfied to the under- Yy ,burf of our en. j lasl vear The deadline foi signed at the ottu of Herman . tv. v.,., w.a' ,:...: i. ... ":l.nuJ"' .'"""'of the Math and Science Depart.' 25. plans for the June Barbecue nere4. uaiea ana jirsi puunsii were initiated. j The afternoon was spent withj The report for the sale of Beef ;each of the groups exchanging Certificates in I9 was encour , rooms even- half hour to hear japing. The 19h9 sales were up pr-sentatKns and to participate; with twice as many being sold .in discussions 01 me material : jn December. 1363 as in tne pre that had been cmpiled and pre- ed this ?th day of April. 1?70 ALuN MAHAN Exer-utor HERMAN W. WINTER Atiomev- at Law Heppner. Oregon 15 ISc P' by researcn groups j Presentations were made by NOTICE Of MEETING students and famltv. OF TL.?? "Earth Day 1970" was an ex- ' citing ana proiiiane cay at jone , reCeive a Notice is hc-reby given th.at on:h:h School. U we are going to S10 gift uic This is a gift of the Cow Belles. vious year. Beef for Baby The Morrow- County parents of a baby born closest to Father's iDav (within 2 weeks before or In another effort to promote Mondav. Mav 11. 157a the Board i"4"'' ln" ln"al UJ of Equalization of the County ! spread environmental pollution 01 .Morrow, uregen, wu meei i - , dee ded to push th Crairrx- Courthouse in Hcdi- on in thls struggle must be,1!"'-. , fcu p . , ine vounry v-ounnouse in ntpp- . ,., the beef concentrate knowTi as ner, uregon. 10 puduciv exam- niw.nr n Kin ine the assessment rolls for s.aid ! provided a good basic knowl-Counn- of Morrow, for the year j ' this problem for lone Kinzua Honors Bonny Ostrander At Shower Remember This? . . . . . , Reminisce! THIRTT-nVE TEARS AGO May 2. 193$ Forty-four guest honored bride-elect Mik tula McMillan at miscellaneous shower Sat urday afternoon at Lexink'ton. HcMtesse were Mr. Golda Leathers. Mra. Ulster White and Miss Juanita Leathers. Born to Mr. and Mra. Elbert Cox at the home of Mr. James Gentry, yesterday was a daugh ter. Last rites for Vawter Craw ford, Gazette-Times editor who passed away last Wednesday morning, were conducted from the Church of Christ on Friday afternoon, with Alvin Klelnfeldt, pastor, officiating. L. Van Marter and Ralph Jackson attended a meeting In Walla Walla Tuesday evening held for the purpose of explain ing the Federal Housing Act. May Day program planned for Heppner school will feature spelling contest. Maypole dance, athletic meet, free lunch and band concert. The Trimline Jit 1 Phone: Think of it as a small home improvement (2) Pacific Northwest Bell 1970 and to correct all errors In valuation, descriptions, or qual ities of land, lots or other prop erty assessed ty the assessor. The ratio tietween assessed and true cash value adopted by the Board of Equalization pur suant to OES 3(19:034 is 100 per cent. It Khali be the duty of the persons interested to appear at the time and place tppomted. Petitions for adjustment of as sessments must be filed with High school students. The spirit and cooperation of the students! and faculty were great." report ed Harold Beggs. Principal. The lone Elementary Grades I 6 observed Earth Day in var ious ways. There were bulletin hoards made depicting life in its environment. Reports were wTittcn and given concerning pollution, erosion, vandalism, and conservation. The highlight of the day was a long hike around town with the Board of Equalization not nil pupils and teachers partici later than the Monday of thepating. This included side trips week loiJowuig Uie lirst week to the park and creek. Each Beef Tea'. Several indicatd thev would attend a Beef Pro motion meeting at Sun River near Bend on Mav 4. If there are enough wishing to go a chartered bus will be made up at Pendleton. Officers for this year are Mrs. Jerry Brosnan, president; Mrs. Ned Clark, 1st vice president; Mrs. Merlin Hughes. 2nd vice president and Mrs. Ron Currin, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Brosnan announced the following committees: Committees Named KINZUA Miss Bonny Kay Ostrander, bride elect of Pete Low of Condon, was the guest of honor Friday evening at a bridal showr in the Kinzua School. The tea table was cen tered, with an arrangement of dafodils and the gift table with a bride doll. Several games were played with Hildred Hines, Pat sy Hoover, "susan Humpnrey, and Lois Hunt winning prizes. The honored guest then opened her many lovely gifts, assisted by her mother. Mrs. Lyle Os trander, Mrs. Pearl Low, Mrs. Marvin Massey, and Mrs. Kent Goodyear. The gifts were passed by Robin and Ellen Hunt after which refreshments of cake and coffee were served by the host esses Meridel Wham, Lily May Nistad, Becky Ostrander, and Marie Wall. Mrs. Truman Smiley and Eric spent Monday and Tuesday of last week at Hermiston visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Greene. Mrs. Smiley went on to Rich land, Wash, to take a refresher I r-j 1 1 . - Notice of Budget Hearing The oudpet for Heppner Rural Fire Protection District for the fiscal year 1970 1971, beginning July 1, 1970. as detailed and summarized in the accompanying schedule was prepared on an account in basis consistent with that used in prior years. Maior changes, if any. and iheir effects on this budget are set forth in an accompanying statement. A copy of the budget document may be iaspveted by interested persons between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. at Heppner Gazette Times. The budget document, or any portion of, mav be obtained for $1.00 complete or $1.00 per sheet at Heppner Gazette-Times. A meeting of the Heppner Rural Fire Protection District will be held at May 18. 1970, at 8:00 P.M. at Fair Annex for the purpose of holding a public hearing on this budget. Any person may appear to discuss this budget or any part of it. s RICHARD T. WILKINSON Chairman of Governing Body Monow County FINANCIAL SUMMARY FOR THE ENSUING FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1. 1970 General Equipment Fund Reserve Fund $ 5,676.34 that the Board is in scsion. Joyce Eitch, Assessor County of Morrow, Oregon 1719c MOEBOW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT B-l KOT1CE OF CALL FOB BIDS Sealed bids will be recevied lit the Marrow County School District E-l office. Box 3CS, Lex ington, Oregon 97S39, for furnish ing and delivering the follow ing: 1-new 66 passenger school bus 1-new 12 passenger panel Bids will be opened at 2:00 p.m, PUT, on May 18, 1970, at the district offk-e in Lexington, and will be presented to the school board at their regular meeting at 8:00 P.M-, on May 18, 1970. The school board re serves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any or all technicalities or claims. Specifications and bid forms may be acquired at the office of the district superintendent at Lexington. Only bid forms fur nished by the school district wil group prepared for this in ad vance by discussing and list ing things to look for and be aware of. After returning to schooL rooms combined for dis cussion. Much interest was dis played and solutions to prob lems were suggested. All agreed that the project had been worthwhile. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS for all makes of machines. 98c; typ ing paper, 500 sheets, $1.95; add ing machine tape. 25c roll; car bonized and non -carbonized sales books; and other office supplies at The Gazette-Times. be used. Bids must be in sealed envelopes and clearly marked -Bus Bid." Signed: Jack Sumner, Chairman, Morrow County School District R-l Attest: Ronald L. Daniels, Uerk Publication dates: April 30, 1970, and May 7, 1970. Bid openings: May 18, 1970, at 2:00 P.M. 18-19c Mrs. Brosnan named the fol- ?s cros3teJ saieiy insirucior. one iciuihcu to Hermiston Monday to spend until Thursday finishing up this course. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Goodyear of Portland arrived Thursday evening to spend a few days vis iting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nistad. Mrs. Marilyn Bailey was the hostess last Tuesday evening to the members of her card club, High score was won by Marj Boring with second high going to Virginia Sitton. Pinochles were won by Lily May Nistad and Virginia Kelso. Others play ine were Doris Stubblefield, La- velle Jellick, and Margaret Mc-Connell. lowing chairmen: Beef for Fa ther's Day and the June Barbe cue, Mrs. Merlin Hughes; Father of the Year, Mrs. Ned Clark; Membership, Mrs. Eddie Bros nan; 4-H Booth, Mrs. Larry Lindsay; Beef Education in Schools, Mrs. Ray French; Beef Certificates, Mrs. Bob Mahoney and Beef Broth, Mrs. Terry Thompson. Pictures of India Mrs. John Graves showed pic tures taken during her trip to India. She showed how the women take six yards of mater ial and pleat it and drape it for a sari pronounced (sorry). Mrs. Frank Anderson was the model. The women wear them Now! Get dial-it-yourself discounts on most out-of-state calls. T MON TUE WED THU FRI 8:00 am to 5:00 pm 5:00 pm to 11:00 pm 11:00 pm to 8:00 am 3 MIN. DAY RATE $1.35 or Less 3 MIN. EVENING RATE $.85 or Less 1 MIN. NIGHT RATE $.35 or Less 3 MIN. 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PREMIUM SAVINGS Are now available thru the 5-season plan or thru a participating plan -See Us For Details Turner, Van Marter and Bryant TeL 676 9113 Heppner Total TAX LEVY COMPUTATION All Funds Total Budget Requirements $ 8,356.40 Less Budget Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied 2,tsu.utj Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget 5,676.34 Add Taxes Estimated Not to Be Received Durine Ensuine Year 90.Cb TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED $ 5,766.39 ANALYSIS OF TAXES TO BE LEVIED Within 6 Limitation 5,766.39 TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED $ 5,766.39 A11 reserve funds and special revenue funds, if any, are included. 5.676.34 90.05 5,766.39 5,766.39 5,766.39 S 2,630.06 2.680.06 FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1. 1969 Toted General TAX LEVY COMPUTATION AH Funds Fund Total Budget Requirements S 7,208.21 $ 5,376.31 Less Budget Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied 1.83150 Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget , 5,376-31 5,376.31 Add Taxes Estimated Not to Be Received Durine Ensuing Year - 90.05 90.05 TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED $ 5,466.36 $ 5,466.36 ANALYSTS OF TAXES TO BE LEVIED Within fi Limitation 5,466.36 5,466.36 TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED $ 5,466.36 $ 5,466.36 AH reserve fands and special revenue funds; if any, are included; Equipment Reserve Fund $ 1,831.90 1,831.90 STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS TTPE OF INDEBTEDNESS Bonds- Interest Bearing Warrant Short Term Nates TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS Outstanding: July 1 Ensuing; Current Year Year (Actual) ((Estimated) AaAhorizeaV Bat Incurred JolT I Current Ensuing - Year Year C Actual) CEstimated) None' None None None None None PETTY CASH Balance iuly 1 None None Notice of Approval by Bridget Committee Approved, by Budget Committee April 20 1970 la JAMES BLOODS WORTH Chairman- of Budget Committee GENERAL FUND REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY FOB THE FISCAL YEAR 1970-1971,, BEGINNING JULY I, 1970 HISTORICAL DATA ACTUAL Second First Budget Preceding Preceding Current Tear Year Year S 50.00 S 50.00 $ 50.00 3,775.00 3.775.00 3,775.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 60.00 60.00 60.00 186.69 110.00 125.00 137.50 5.00 5.00 5.00 2.294.68 2,022.12 3,020.71 Budget For Ensuing Year Approved Personal! Services Secretary Expense $ 50.00 Materials and Services: City Contract 3,775.00 Legal Expense 100.00 Insurance Bond 25.00 Election Expense 30.00 Travel Expense 60.00 Operating Contingency Advertising 13750 Filing Fee 5.00 Transferred to other funds 4,173.90 TOTAL REQUIREMENTS J $ 8,356.40 EQUIPMENT RESERVE FUND SUMMARY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1970-1971. BEGINNING JULY 1. 1970 HISTORICAL DATA ACTUAL Second Preceding Year S 1,712.32 90.05 First Preceding Year S 744.09 90.05 Budget Current Year $ 1.734.11 90.03 Budget For Ensuing Year Approved Resources: Savings $ 1.661.37 Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis 1.000.00 Freviouslv Levied Taxes Estimated to Be Received During Ensuing Year Interest 18.69 Total Resources. Except Taxes to Be Levied .... 2.6S0.06
