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Newspaper Page TextSo says the VA Bud So 9 en f otf THE V.A. HA SPaAi, TM!M6 TO ME LP SOU ' 1 i" ; 1 1 at) r m n . ii i r t 4 IS Krai Estatt Ton.- V V lutl 1 ufmi jiili Tntwt.i-'it fc'ruw'of "hrn utw: f. it.. f.'.flii'W rr.ta: ?t.iTO rr.Ar.j:r. Rank rinu twine ijt Hiutivtnc V.U h.t (W, t jviv tnr :ili "ViiM."; w-irt TtKH"ANr ixmxar ..V U t um of ONK IVL AMI SJA'tMY FIVR xt.V.S v LVui-md X-?.t.t -.-t tr.; value of yvtvj the di- tr? snv .a'.I v'v n (X . f s K.w IV .U Ye. 3 vaY IV iVU levy" Of K'.'.iY .V VU N.V I Vote , 1 S I vx .if the ; vUl JOHN T. MURTHA. In8lo mun. ARTHUR DALZELLi NOKTIIWJST UVFSTOCK PRO nt'CTlDX CREDIT ASSOCIA TION. 11 cirpiratlon; MORROW IVI'NTY. political suMlvlslon of the State of OroRon: CREDIT lU'RKAU AOJl'STMKNT UE r.XKTMKNT, INC.. a rortwrntlon; STATU OK OKKCON; COLE IXMI.IXTIOS CO.. INC.. n cor rtUn; 011.L1AM COUNTY, a Phtu-1 nubiltvlslon of tho Slate !NtNtrnN. anil llrn FKDERAL I lND RANK ASSOCIATION OF THE DALLES, a corporation, lVfndantH. Not itf U horvhy Klvcn that on rhlnAN In WH.'hcn not rwr? nc tr lHlivC rtmtv. 4tliilf rt,r 1 f.m, iT?;.Rrcv;. .i un-fcj lt: .s the Wh day, of June. ll. at ,M.n f r. t 5V b.u- UViXi am, oVU-k at U10 front S-V )kV. fcn !VTf. j--n un tieing Ftur Syndicate, Im: ,1970 For informatkM. conUcI the nevrrsl VA'ofTct1 fefceti your phone book I or rrile; Veirraws AxlnuRtanr mv l NW WidrfnilM DC fcjtn, illv . vi.'.v. - y o j 111 s?Fui. tiiss vrma of the Courthouso in .......... niji. ti. Twi: Af S-.V T.M "crpwr. .-ii.uivw ..nW ,i..v t t,N--. t.e the! rotx. I ill soil at luibllc auction imfr mot r';br WWan Wl!"- Intent which h rir rwr-w n.-w- ir.it .":h .laj- j WonJan of 'iV. ... i . . ..... ... ..... ... r. the highest bldilcr for cash h hn.i. all of the rlcht. title F.lt Xl.llr Kan.;. . - Ktn 'm.ir. r Mrr"'T,f,,r ,r vtnt far hi- urrwv. by tw: TK :plaf K ?t: v! ftf trrl.or or piwn toaU FMr)v rout'''- v.il; If 5?T -nt Wtt tin: wktnf nrTrs ivmt HemtUtnti. cr tontiw. euh. hrwe tS-i5 hcrrrnnrr. home mninU'ir- ".'lit S. STHf Ki. Td fT'f- ifBrriij. tftorr. nnd llreil?. rSk ET3 ttyt.; ff -S?7 rTT.jTirs. j,. j fe T,uli hut !t.f In- hfiTRfs. r swnnin. tun: pivru: r O Real c$ rate u i.-. sr-Hn(..w. hum. wn . huHdmp line f nor. Inratum. - J Ajh-.I 13TI. the date of the Dc . . 1 1 .k-.. after ha J In and to the follow- fnr-t Or SXXXtrrS SUILS Uv-S described real property situ OT RLU. rsorctTT t ta Marrow County, Oregon, r ret svrcrr conrt icooimr or morrow lands: or ru rrtrr or ox.roji ror n.r rorvrT or cnux rm mn.i u.v? kxxx Or ROt:I.Vt. lacjwicctwat Tie Nivtheast quarter; East half of the Northwest quarter; Northwest quarter of North wt quarter; Northeast quar ter i Southeast quarter; all in Section 31: the North half 1971. of SouthweHt quarter, South eaat quarter of Southweat quarter, Southwest quarter of Southeast quarter of Section 32. all In Township 3 South, Range 23 East of the Willam ette Meridian. Said sale Is made under an Execution In Foreclosure issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Gilliam County, dated April 15, 1971, to me directed In that certain suit wherein The Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a corporation, as plaintiff, obtained Judgment on April 9, 1971, docketed on April 13, 1971, Gilliam County records, filed April 14. 1971, No. 3171 Mi cro film Records of Morrow County, against John T. Murtha, a single man, for the aum of $192,583.06, with Interest at the rate of 6 per annum on $188,4-12.36 from November 9, 1970, until paid; the sum of $1,525.84 for attorney's fees the sum of SG6.00 costs; less the stock owned by the defendant, John T. Murtha, In The Federal Land Bank of Spokane In the sum of $8,700.00; to be sold, subject to redemption, to satis fy the plaintiffs Judgment, costs, attorney's fees and accru ing costs of sale. DATED at Ileppner, Oregon, this 30th day of April, 197L JOHN F. MOLLAHAN, Sherlir Morrow County, Oregon Published: May 6, 13, 20, 27, Notice of Budget Hearing IRRIGON NEWS rtir Tuificrt ?.ir a.Trctf? J?;rl r.w Protection Dist. for the fiscal year 1971-1972, beginning July TTumrrrr. t, Jmuse lx ' - V axjfa i?3 srr.r-.rjiM in the accompanying schedule was prepared, on an account- jitit V TrxzX 'xas'l- ' i:rra. jw "'i' it;c rJias- o.-TOv.7-rT w . 5 tnai usm in prior years. iiajor cnanRes 11 any, na ineir enetia mi , V v 1 r L ihtluise hunchfrifc. finnfi M-Ofi- uficfJ if srt f.irti in a accorr.panvine statement. A copv of the budget document may be In- rwr, J-t- - - ! IT!r Bii-h us Tr.arf.ine sheas. RrwrceJ T rr.:s! tersors Ivneen the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. at HeDPner Gazette- plwed at Umatilla Army o?p: j eiTT- i ii t- m-! CS:,.;kri J.ir the prtin 1-5 lTer sheet it Kerrrer Gne-Times. A meeting of the Heppner Rural Fire Protection District will L.vtTes rjf jj -nr i. ir.i, i p:iv rji. ai rair Annex lor ine purpose 01 jiuiuuik a pudiic neuruiR on i -r- "i --"-rr liTife Tena areiit-i!' "-t-u .-vr.j jTx.n may apeor la uistusa me uuuyfi or any pun ui iu By FRANCES ROSE WILSON IRRIGON Contractor Percy E. J;llum Inc. of Pendleton has completed tho oiling contract for the City of Irrlgon and has mov ed his equipment elsewhere. Almost all of the streets north of tho highway which can be travelled, unci which were not previously surfaced, were in cluded in the project. SHOO lin- i eal feet were oiled as well as 3200 feet of Intersection radius for a total of 11,100 feet of new : surface. Guests at the E. A. Stephens home over the Memorial Day weekend were their son, Mr. and Mrs. J.i-e Stephens and family of Portland, their daughter and son in l.iw. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Parks and family of Portland and their son, Mr. and Mrs, Clark Stephens and family of Umatilla. Little League Little League baseball action for the past week saw tho B & I Bombers win over Echo, 21 to 7 in the minors. Stanfield beat the B & I Bobcats 14 to 12 and Stan field tie the B & I Bombers 14 all. A game scheduled for the 28 between B & I Bobcats and Stanfield Hardware was cancel led. Only 1 game was played in the Major League the past week when the B & I Cubs edged out Umatilla 8 to 7. A game was forfeited to B & I Cubs when Hi Ho of Stanfield failed to show. Minor League games schedul ed are: B & I Bombers vs. B & I Bobcats June 5 at Boardman; Umatilla vs B & I Bombers June 7 at Umatilla; B & I Bobcats vs. Echo (double header) June 7 at Echo; B & I Bombers vs. Echo June 11 at Irrigon. Stanfield vs. B & I Bobcats June 11 at Board man. All games start at 6:00 p.m. Major league schedule B & I CuN vs. HI Ho (10:00 a.m.) June 5 at Stanfield; .Echo vs. B & I Cubs Juno 8 at Echo; Echo vs. B 4 I Cubs June 12 at Boardman. Games at 6:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hovinghoff d.-ove to Lebanon to visit friends over the long weekend. Before leaving they attended Shirley Meylers wedding at Umatilla, where Mrs. Hovinghoff served as organist during the ceremony. Hovinghoff, who has been em- ...! ..Mlu ..-Ml K ? 1 W-t lAii UI1111 icvcnuf , . . . mechanical woik at Lee's Tt aco In the future. Weekend visitors at the Ches ter Wilson home were his bro ther and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe WILson and Steve of Port land and his sister, Mrs. Lois Land, also of Portland. They were also guests at the Charles WiLwn home during this time. Robert Lowe was guest speak er at tho Irrigon Assembly of God church at the Sunday morn ing service. The evening service was dismissed and several at tended the Assembly of God at Umatilla for the evening serv ice. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Partlow and Sheryl were Mr. and Mrs. Jay Berry and Miss Snow McCoy of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jancura of Seattle. They were joined Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. James Mills and sons of Hermis ton. Mr. and Mrs. John Cook of Albany spent Memorial week end in Irrigon visiting their sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Stanley and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hum and family. Esther Barnett of lone was a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Havecost for sev oral days last week. camei snurie or renre2 s-?-".' e V'l: cccjie. Two tiflrrKcs bxae tr. .!- Wallers i&xsz toiT-i business tuenr.a. ci-crtirf sjj city tin. cu ergrs is Heppcer or S35 54T3 ia M2trs-Freew-atej. ISi-j wry Sadrile i.ir h.xi. the tfcrrr. i't. -5tiafirt. Toa s.bonl-3 rv;t the crfps SJ grow- FOR SALE 3 Bednxca boost: FaraOy room wiA fL-rIre. Covered patio. Urge doct garage. Second bath ta gar age. Fenced back yaid. See Jim or Jeanne Lovgren. 675 9925. 5fe t s rvTrrrMTNT co. 243 Gli'5 Ave. E--nstxi, Ore, Lsr.ta Erciker r".rrt Aasrn, Saksrrn CCiOe pt,ms 67-5S?7 EseniE.frS 5c . 31 DICK T. WILKINSON (Chairman of Governing Body) Morrow County FINANCIAL SUMMARY CRESWICK ELECTED Oliver Creswick was recently elected president of the Oregon Funeral Directors Assn. Mr. and Mrs. Creswick are for mer residents of Heppner, now of Portland where they are with the Cascade Funeral Chapel. My Neighbors "I have to take mine home to have my wife ign it." f la 13 UU WX U NEXT RACE SUNDAY, JUNE 6 TIME TRIALS: 1:00 P.M. RACING: 2:00 P.M. Running Hobbies and Figure 8's ENWMDFIES Every Business Need REGULAA STY LI CRYSTALITE WINDOWS GLA5SINE WINDOWS CATALOG AND CLASP MAIL REPLY (Combined StafMiMt tmi Retvni Envelope), BANKER'S FLAP COIN AND SEED AIR-MAIL . DRUG. PAY, THIATtf ECONOLOPI (IraprarMl Pottaf Smmt HEAVY DUTY FLORIST POLICY (OPEN ENSK DOCTOR'S PILE ANNOUNCEMENT fAUKJmdi FOR SALT T"wo t-eroom Epis ccpal ch'irci rectory, modem ar.d re-iecor:ed. Hreplace, -:l:rv Tall &T6 9-L6 or 37tfc Urge ut 675-9141- Public Notices GAZETTE-TIMES NOTICE OF SPECIAL LEVT ELECTION Notice is hereby given that at the Boardman Rural Fire Dis trict soecial electron hereby call ed to be held on Tuesday, the 22nd dav of June. 1971 between the hours of 8:00 A.L and 8:00 pr. Pacific Davlieht Time, in and for the Boardman Rural Fire District, there will be sub mitted to the qualified voters thereof the question of author izing a special tax levy for the Boardman Rural Fire District in the sum of S8.000 pursuant to Section 11. Article XI of the Ore gon Constitution, to be effective for the tiscai year Deginmng July 1, 197L The votes shall be by ballot in substantially the following form: QUESTION SUBMITTED TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THE BOARDMAN RURAL FIRE DIS TRICT Measure No. 1: Shall the Board of Directors of the Boardman Rural Fire District be authorized to make a special levy In the amount of $8,000 for the fiscal year 1971-1972 for the purposes of purchasing equipment and operational costs. These proposed taxes are out side and in addition to the lim itation imposed by Section 11 of Article XI of the Oregon Con stitution. The maximum rate of levy deemed necessary to raise WE'RE UOLDER We'll remodel and repair homes damaged in the flood. We build bridges. We do all types of concrete work. Let us help you plan your recovery program Call collect 567-3572. Hermiston Construction Frank Moyer FOR THE ENSUING FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY I, 1971 TAX LEVT COMPUTATION Total General All Funds Fund ToUl Budget Requirements $ 9,961.63 $ 5,926.29 Less Budget Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied 4,035.34 Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget 5,926.29 5,926.29 Add Taxes Estimated Not to Be Received During Ensuing Year 90.05 90.05 TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED . ...$ 6,016.34 $ 6,016.34 ANALYSIS OF TAXES TO BE LEVIED Within 6 Limitation 6,016.34 6,016.34 TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED $....6,016.34 $ 6,016.34 All reserve funds and special revenue funds, if any, are included. Equipment Reserve Fund $ 4",035.34 4.035.34 FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1970 TAX LEVY COMPUTATION Total General Equipment All Funds Fund Reserve Fund Total Budget Requirements $ 8,356.40 $ 5,676.34 $ 2,680.06 iess Buager Kesources, except Taxes to Be Levied 2.680.06 2 fi8finfi Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget 5,676.34 5,676.34 Add Taxes Estimated Not to Be Received During Ensuine Year 90.05 90.05 TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED 5,766.39 S 5,766.39 ANALYSIS OF TAXES TO BE LEVIED Within 6 Limitation 5 7fifi39 5 7rrq TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED $ 5,766.39 $ 5,766:39 All reserve funds and special revenue funds, if any, are included. STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS Outstanding July 1 TYPE OF INDEBTEDNESS Bonds .'. Interest Bearing Warrants Short Term Notes TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS ... Current Year (Actual) None None None None Ensuing Year (Estimated) None None None None Authorized, Not Incurred July 1 Current Ensuing Year Year (Actual) (Estimated) PETTY CASH Balance July 1 None None Notice of Approval by Budget Committee Approved by Budget Committee May 17. 1971 JAMES BLOODSWORTH Chairman of Budget Committee EQUIPMENT RESERVE FUND SUMMARY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1971-1972. BEGINNING JULY 1, 1971 HISTORICAL DATA ACTUAL Second Preceding Year $ 744.09 90.05 831.14 First Preceding Year $ 1,734.11 90.05 1,824.16 Budget Current Year $ 1,661.37 1,000.00 18.69 2,680.06 Resources: Savings Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) .. Previously Levied Taxes Estimated to Be Received During Ensuing Year interest Total Resources, Except Taxes to Be Levied Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget Budget For Ensuing Teas Approved S 3,775.00 90.05 169.89 4,035.34 1,713.79 GENERAL FUND REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY FOR THE FISCAL TEAR 1971-197Z BEGINNING JULY 1. 1971 HISTORICAL DATA ACTUAL Second Preceding Year $ First Preceding Year Budget Current Year 50.00 $ 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 6000 125.00 13750 137.50 5.00 5.00 5.00 2.022.13 3.020.71 4.173.90 6,192.12 S 7.203.21 $ 8.356.40 Personal Services : -$ Materials and Services: City Contract Legal Expense Insurance Bond Election Expense Travel Expense Advertising Filing Fee Budget, For Ensuing Year Approved Transferred to other funds TOTAL REQUIREMENTS 50.00 3,775.00 130.00 25.00 30.00 60.00 137.50 5.00 1.713.79 5,92&29