f.lorroiv County
ANNUAL RFPORT FOR MORROW COUNTY,
OREGON, r ROM JULY I. 1971 to JUNE
SU, 1972, Complying ttt ORS 294.230
to 294.235, as Amended by Chapter 153
of the 1957 Sukbton Laws.
CLERK'S ANNUAL REPORT
JULY 1, 1971 TO JUNE 3a 1972
CLAIMS ALLOWED AND WARRANTS DRAWN
FROM JULY 1. 1971 to JUNE 30, 1972.
County Court $ 17.202.25
Sheriff's Detriment. 51.14C.61
Clerk's Department , 15,563.55
Assessor iKimrtimitt 31,142.09
Health Departi il 11,954.67
Treasurer Department 6.191.41
Juvenile Detriment 4.223.15
County Planner Office 4.210.14
Justice of peace, 5th district. 6,831.36
Justice of Peace, 6th district 4,235.51
Museum Xense 2.565.85
Food Stamp Program 3,121.71
CourlhiKi.se expense 11,217.41
Circuit Court 5,797.84
District Attorney Office 4.159.37
Veteran Service Officer expense.. 1,260.60
Part-time office help 76.80
Promotional, Brochures, etc... 965.73
Radio Equipment C70.80
Audit 2,057.50
Bonds 420.00
County I Home Ext. Agent 16,000.00
Current expense (Telephone) 2J22.14
County PUnnliu.', fund 68.31
Equalization Board expense 100.00
Election exK-nse 2,038.06
General Contii'ency fund 1,850.94
Heppner Rural Fire expense 247.07
Insurance 7,420.03
Jail expense 2,452.48
Mentally 111 excuse 97.50
Official Publication 2,859.87
Social Security 6,CG0.18
Soldier Indigent fund 257.23
Predatory Animal Control 6,500.00
Co. Retirement fund 7,000.00
Economic Opp. Act fund G00.00
Paper and Postage 2,803.33
Machine Mtse 3,015.86
General Roads 249.C46.81
Alcohol Enforcement fund 200.00
Dog fund 600.00
La Library fund 781.45
Hospital Mtse fund.. 9,445.00
Air port fund 512.59
TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS $jUC,G52.C2
OUTSTANDING WARRANTS FOR TiTT
GENERAL FUND
Warrants outstanding June 30, 1971 $ 17,186.66
Warrants issued July 1, 1971 to June 30, 1972.. 245.4G6.77
Warrants paid July 1, 1971 to June 30, 1972 242,940.20
Warrants outstanding June 30, 1972 19,713.23
OUTSTANDING WARRANTS FOR THE GENERAL ROAD FUND
Warrants outstanding June 30, 1971 18,903.25
Warrants Issued July 1, 1971 to June 30,1972.... 249 646.811
Warrants paid July 1, 1971 to June 30, 1972 256,310.03
Warrants outstanding June 30, 1972 12,300.03
SUMMARY OF PREVIOUS YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1971
County Treasurer - Cash on Hand July 1, 1970.. 83,560.94
County Treasurer-Receipts July 1, 1970-71 2,356,369.1.8
County Treasurer-Disbursements July 1, 1970
to June 30, 1971 2.314,589.67
County Treasurer, Balance on Hand June 30, 1971.125,340.45
Taxes turned over to County Treasurer July 1, 1970
to 1971 $1,745,774.30
Warrants outstanding General Fund June 30, 1972... 19,713.23
Warrants outstanding General Road
fund, June 30, 1972 12,300.03
2,256 Claims allowed and warrants drawn
July 1, 1971 to June 30, 1972 506,652.62
Dated this 19 day of July, 1972
Sadie Parrish
Morrow County Clerk
SHERIFFS AND TAX COLLECTORS
ANNUAL REPORT
JULY 1, 1971 TO JUNE 30. 1972
Heppner, Oregon
July 1, 1972
In Accordance with Section 294-230 O.R.S., I hereby submit
this, niy annual report of receipts and disbursements from
July 1, 1971 to June 30, 1972, both dates inclusive.
TAX COLLECTIONS
Cash on hand and on deposit July 1, 1971 $ 684.98
1971-72 taxes $1,756,740.28
1970-71 127,175.96
1969-70 10,138.73
1968-69 15,012.78
1967-68 6,008.73
1966-67 1,172,17
Home Owners Property
Tax Relief 699.24
Assessors Collection 72.90
2 percent Penalty on Foreclosures 177.67
Over Collection 20.08 1,917,218.54
Total on hand and received 1,917,903.52
DISBURSEMENTS
Turned to Morrow County
Treasurer 1,916,248.65
Home Owners Property Tax Relief 699.24
Assessors Collection 72.90
Under Collection .15
Cash on Hand $205.75
On deposit 676.83 882.58
Total disbursements and cash on hand
June 30,1972.. $1,917,903.52
TRUSTEE ACCOUNT
TEMPORARY LICENSE PERMITS
Receipts $544.50 Disbursed $544.50
CIVIL FEES AND MILEAGE
Receipts $1,244.04 Disbursed $1,244.04
PISTOL PERMITS
Receipts $48.50 Disbursed $48.50
Total Receipts $1,837.04 TotalDisbursements $1,837.04
Respectfully submitted,
John F. Mollahan,
Sheriff and Tax Collector
By: Elvira Irby
Deputy
Annual Report
TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT
JULY 1, 1971 TO JUNE 3a 1972
Hoppner, Oregon
July 1, 1972
In accordance with O.R.S. 294,230, I herewith submit (his,
my annual report of receipts and disbursements from July
1, 1971 to June 30, 1972, both dales Inclusive,
Balance on hand June 30, 1971 $125,340.45
RECEIPTS:
Received from:
Sheriffs Office, Unsegregated Taxes .....$1,916,248.16
Sheriffs Office, Fees, mileage, pistol permits,
Temporary car license and etc 2,391.82
Clerk's Office, Clerk's fees and etc 9 660.40)
Clerk's Office, from TCD held for Road fund.. 35,000.00
Assessor's Office, sale of maps, Tax Deferral
monies and processing Gilliam Co. statements 427.26
Assessor's Office, Assessor's Collection 72.90)
J.P.'s Office, Heppner 6,314.00
J.P.'s Office, Irrlgon...... 15,077.50
Lenna Smith, Fair t Rodeo Receipts...... 14,555.29
Harold Kerr, Fair 1 Rodeo Receipts 3,865.35
Joyce Bergstrom, Rodeo Receipts... 70.00
Elaine George, Heppner Cemetery Receipts.... 7,706.09
Wright's Park Receipts 1,086.00
Cutsforth Park Receipts 1,313.25
Morro Co. Health Dept... 87.00
WUma Elgin, Irrlgon Park Receipts 600.00
Max Jones, Irrigation Receipts 8,483.96
The Bank of Eastern Oregon, Interest. 128.38
The First National Bank, Interest 2,196.18
The First National Bank, Loan. 80,000.00
The U.S. National Bank, Loan WFID fund 23,800.00
Mable Boylen, Irrigation Taxes 4,517.65
State of Ore., City of Boardman Park 2,215.70
State of Ore., Marine fund 516.80
State of Ore., Motor License fees 37,683.06
State of Ore., Forestry Rentals 62,562.27
State of Ore., Gas Tax refund 1,688.47
State of Ore., Liquor License 8,221.68
State of Ore., Cigarette Tax. 6,876.50
State of Ore., Amusement Tax 179.60
State of Ore., Taylor Grazing fees 72.94
State of Ore., Flood Control Leases 567.75.
State of Ore., Mineral Leases 38
State of Ore., Racing receipts.... 20,391.54
State of Ore., Employment program 14,505.25
State of Ore., Sale of Public Land 2,281.04
State of Ore., Mobil Homes License 5,297.27
State of Ore., Timber Severence lax. 57,562.62
State of Ore., Senior Citizens Tax Relief. 6,720.26
State of Ore., Car Companies Tax 1,157.27
State of Ore., Col. Basin & Umatilla Co. Co-op Tax 19.655.45
State of Ore., New Homeowners Prop. Tax Relief.. 1,050.00
State of Ore., Home Owners Prop. Tax Relief. 759.55
State Treasurer, Homestead Tax 315.45
State of Ore., Common School fund 3,799.21
State of Ore., Civil Defense fund 890.73
State of Ore., Veteran's fund '. 443.50
State of Ore., Surplus food 2,337.71
Morrow Co. Schools, Refund for Veterans 98,401.59
Treasurer of U.S., Refund 3,813.50
Treasurer of U.S., Wildlife Refuge 1,779.86
Delores Cribble. Audit Report U.P.I 474.16
Boardman Development Co 852.00
Miscellaneous refunds 960.55
Miscellaneous Dividends.... 222.28
Photo copies to Treas. Office 2.50
Miscellaneous Sales, services, etc.
road Department 19.520.17
Total Receipts for the year ..2.517.384.80
Plus Balance on hand July 1, 1971 $2,642,725.25
Disbursements:
General fund 415,734.04
Road fund 318.122.29
Schools 1,234,834.81
Fair fund 43,626.59
City of Boardman 17,608.02
City of Boardman Park 2,215.70
City of Heppner 47.997.48
City of lone 8,952.10
City of Irrigon 2,064.56
City of Lexington 1,899.17
School Bond & Interest paid 59,681.25
West Extension Irrigation Dist
Warrants paid 56,080.17
Treasurer's WEID fund 23,800.00
Blue Mt. Ed. District fund turned..l36,790.53
Law Library 781.45
Port of Morrow funds turned 26,824.19
Hospital, Account no. 1 9,445.00
Hospital, Account no. 2 (Levy).. 18,779.92
Marine fund by Court Order 1,168.40
Forest Fire Control funds turned..l3,857.11
IRFPD 6,889.80
HRFPD 5,559.33
BRFPD 6,820.36
Enforcement fund . 200.00
Dog fund 600.00
Boardman Cemetery 2,598.25
Heppner Cemetery 22,581.78
lone-Lexington Cemetery 7,469.86
Irrigon Cemetery fund 3,527.96
Boardman Vector Control fund 1,342.59
Boardman Park and Rec. Dist 3,264.63
Irrigon Park and Rec. Dist 2,991.46
Airport fund by Court Order.... 512.59
Total Disbursements $2,504,621.39
Balance on hand July 1, 1972 $138,103.86
Respectfully,
Sylvia E. McDaniel
Morrow County Treasurer
ROBIN A. FLETCHER,
manager of the Federal Land
Bank Association of Pendle
ton attended the 1972 Land
Bank Summer Conference
held July 13-14 in Helena,'
Montana. Officials from 47
other northwest FLBA's also
were in attendance.
Subjects under discussion
at the Summer Conference,
sponsored by The Federal
Land Bank of Spokane inclu
ded implementing the new
Hospital Report
Patients receiving medical
care at Pioneer Memorial Ho
spital are Greg Jotmsturf,
Heppner; Pete Gilman, 'Hep;
pner; Edwin Wilson, Heppn
er; and Jeffrey Rauch, Boa?
rdman.
Dismissed were Joyce
Craft, Kinzua, Sophie Ayers,
Heppner and Roderick Hunt,
Spray.
Farm Credit Act of 1971,
policies and procedures of
long-term mortgage lending
in todays' agricultural econo
my, a review of the agricul
tural economy and methods of
serving the increasing credit
needs of farmers and ranch
ers in Alaska, Idaho, Mon
tana, Washington and Oregon.
Legal Notice
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or
IN THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MORROW
THE BANK
ORECON,
OF EASTERN
Plaintiff
vs
BERNARD E. MARSHALL
and RAMONA MARSHALL,
husband and wife; ROBERT
LEON PIERCE and ALTA
ANNA PIERCE, husband and
Wife; ROBERT A. WALTER
nd BARBARA A. WALTER,
husband and wife; HOWARD
PETTYJOHN and JOANNE
PETTYJOHN, husband M
wife; and MORROW COU
NTY, Defendants
No. 5261
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
By virtue of an execution
issued out of the above en
titled Court and the subject
cause on July 18, 1972, pur
suant to a Judgment and De
cree rendered and entered
on May 16, 1972, in favor of
the plaintiff and against
Bernard E. Marshall and Ra
mona Marshall, husband and
wife; Robert Leon Pierce and
Alta Anna Pierce, husband
and wife; Robert A. Walter
and Barbara A. Walter, hus
band and wife; Howard Pet
tyjohn and Joanne Pettyjohn,
husband and wife;and Morrow
County, defendants, where
in it was decreed that a cer
tain mortgage held by plain
tiff be foreclosed and that the
real property subject to the
mortgage lien be sold, which
execution commanded me to
sell that real property to sa
tisfy a judgment against Ber
nard E. Marshall and Ra
mona Marshall, husband and
wife; Robert Leon Pierce and
Alta Anna Pierce, husband
and wife; Robert A. Walter
and Barbara A. Walter, hus
band and wife; Howard Pet
tyjohn and Joanne Pettyjohn,
husband and wife; and Mor
row County , in the sum of
$3,073,43, together with in
terest on said sum at the
rate of 6Vi per annum from
July 1, 1971, reasonable suit
expenses in the sum of $50.00
and the further sum of $450.
00 as reasonable attorneys'
fees; costs and disburse
ments in the sum of $59.00
and the cost of the Writ
of Execution, I will on Aug.
28, 1972, at 10:00 o'clock
a.m.. Pacific Daylight Time,
at the front door of the
County Courthouse in Hep
pner, Morrow County, Ore
gon, sell at public auction
(subject to redemptionas pro
vided by law) to the highest
bidder for cash, all the in
terest the above named de
fendants had on March 1,
1962, the date of the mort
gage and all interest which
the defendants had thereaf
ter in the following describ
ed real property:
Beginning at a point
8.68'2 chains South of the
Northeast corner of the Sou
east quarter of Section 27
in Township 2 South, Ran
ge 26, East of the Willa
mette Meridian, running
thence West 2.65 chains
to the corner of the acre
tract owned by the City of
Heppner, thence South 40
degrees 00' West to the
North line of Alley lying
North of Block 19 of Mt.
Vernon's Addition to the
Town of Heppner, Oregon,
Thence South 48 degrees
20" East 150 feet thence
North 21 degrees 54' East
to the Section line between
Section 26 and 27 in T.
2 S.R. 26 E.W.M., thence
North 34 feet to the place
of beginning. In the Cou
nty of Morrow, State of
Oregon.
DATED July 21, 1972.
Sheriff of Morrow County
John F. Mollahan
30-33c
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF
MORROW
IN THE
ESTATE
of
NELLIE
M4TTER OF THE
DONEY, Deceased.
INFORMATION TO HEIRS
PROBATE NO. 1693.
TO THE HEIRS OF THE
ABOVE NAMEDDECEDENT:
The following information
is given to you as an heir
of NELLIE DONEY who died
at Heppner, Morrow County,
Oregon, on June 22, 1972.
Estate proceedings In said
decedent's estate, bearing the
clerk's file number 1693,
have been commenced and are
now pending in the above-en-
HEPPNF.R ORE, GA7.KTTK TIMES. Tliirl.v. Julv 27 l'i72
titled court wherein on June
26, 1972. the undersigned was
duly appointed and Is now se
rving as the personal repre
sentative of the estate. So
far as known, decedent left
no will and none has been
proved In said proceedings.
The names and addresses of
the personal representative
and of the personal represen
tative's attorney or attorneys
are:
Personal Representative
Jack Hynd, Jr.
3106 S.W. Nye
Pendleton, Oregon
97801
Phone: 903-276-4661.
Personal Representatives
Attorneys
Winter t Doherty
Attorneys at Law
P.O. Box 582
Heppner, Oregon 97836
Phone: 503-676-9456 and
676-9470.
Respectfully submitted,
(s) Jack Hynd, Jr.
30-33C
CALL FOR BIDS
Morrow County Road De
partment will accept bids for
permanent type antl-freeze.
This must be Ethylene Gly
col base Antl-freeze grade,
In lots of 50 gallon or more.
Bids must include BB1 cost
and case (6 gallon) costs.
Bids will be opened Aug. 9
at 11 a.m. in the office of
the County Court, Heppner,
Oregon. Sadie Parrish,
county clerk
7-27 8-3
30-31c
Five Generations
FIVE GENERATIONS are
pictured. From youngest to
oldest: bottom left, Gina
Ball; behind her, Linda Ball;
in the middle, Marion Gor
don; standing right, EulaFis-
Our friend says his com
pany's computer has its dis
advantages. It can make a
mistake in two seconds that
would take the whole office
force 400 years to make.
Nothing is quite as re
sponsible for the good old
days as a bad memory.
"Why sure, Al, bring the
COLE ELECTRIC
Motor Rewinding
Industrial Commercial
Farm and Home
Pendleton 276-7761
1 u T?r
Future Citizens
Brian, 3 years old;
and Kluberley, 11 months.,
children of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Kroll, Lexington.
Travis, 4;
and Trent, 3, sons of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Harrison,
Lexington.
JL La
vj ..Til .-. . I .
Todd, 10;
Lexington girl employed by PG6
By Delpha Jones
LEXINGTON GIRL
EMPLOYED BY PGG
Jeannine Hunt, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hunt, is
employed at Pendleton Grain
Growers Office in Pendleton.
She went to work there on
Monday.
Glenda Kay Van Winkle is
at home after a stay in Pio
neer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner.
MR. & MRS. HARVEY
WRIGHT and daughter and
Mrs. Jack Mounts spent the
Cher,; and sitting right, Net
tie Denton. They gathered
in Salem for Mrs. Denton's
86yh birthday celebration.
Mrs. Gordon is a sister to
Mrs. Raymond French, Hep
pner. A bum approached a man
and asked for a dime. The
man told him he didn't have
a dime but he'd be glad to
buy his breakfast.
"Man" the bum said, "I've
had three breakfasts now, try
ing to get a dime."
MTCS"
kids on over for a dip!
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RANCH AERO
AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO.
Owned find Operated By
PAUL N. HANSEN
Beginning Year-Round Service
SPRAYING.. SEEDING. LIQUID AND DRY
FERTILIZING.
24
YEARS EXPERIENCE IN 1113 mm
PH. 676-9925
3
David Ronald, 2 years
old; and Richard William,
7 inns., children of Mr. and
Mrs. David Barnes, Lexing
ton. Rebecca Shane, 5
month old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Potter, Lex
ington. week-end with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Majeski.
Chris Wright who has been
visiting here for a couple of
weeks returned home with his
parents.
A recent visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Ruhl
has been a granddaughter
Dana, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Ruhl of Roseburg.
The Ruhls all met at Mult
nomah Falls, and Dana re
turned to Lexington and Hep
pner for a visit. Another
grandmother Mrs. Clint Mc
Quarrie motored to Roseburg
to take Dana to her home.
MR. & MRS. CARROL MES
SENGER and daughter of Po
rtland visited his parents Mr.
and Mrs. T.E. Messenger Sr.
over the weekend enroute
home from Montana where
they had been visiting her pa
rents. Mrs. Norma Marquardt is
at home again, after a stay
in Walla Walla General Hos
pital. CARL MARQUARDT at
tended the Republican Con
vention held at the Sheraton
Hotel in Portland this week.
TAX FACTS
QUESTION:
My house is situated on a
hill and in February of 1972
the yard began slipping and
a portion of the lot dropped
three feet. Although cracks
are appearing in the base
ment area we have not vaca
ted the house. We applied
for a reduction in the value
of our house under ORS 308.
425. The assessor denied our
application on the basis that
the residence was not des
troyed. Was he correct in do
ing this?
ANSWER:
The assessor was correct
because "destruction" clear
ly means making the prop
erty no longer suitable for
residential purposes. The as
sessor will probably revalue
your house as of January 1,
1973, because of the slippage
which has affected the mar
ket value of the property.
"Turn around and scowl"
HEPPNER. ORE