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IIMT.NKK UIHK.I li AZKTTF. TIMKH, Thurtda). July M. ItM In accordance with Section 294 230 0 R S. I hereby tubmit this my annual report of receipts and disbursement! from July I, 1972 to June 30, 1973, both dates Inclusive. TAX COLLECTIONS Cash on hand on deposit July 1, 1972 1972 73 taxes 1971-72 1970-71 1909 70 1968 69 1967-68 1966-67 1965-66 1964-65 1963-64 Home Owners Property Tax Relief Land Sales 2 percent Penalty on Foreclosures Assessors Collection Total on hand and received DISBURSEMENTS Turned to Morrow County Treasurer Home Owners Property Tax Relief Land Sales Publication Cost (2 percent Penalty Fund) Assessors Collection Cash on Hand On Deposit $205.75 615.51 Total disbursements and cash on hand June 30, 1973 $2,035,046.87 TRUSTEE ACCOUNT TEMPORARY LICENSE PERMITS Receipts $610.00 Disbursed $610.00 CIVIL FEES AND MILEAGE Receipts $1,376.12 Disbursed $1,376.12 PISTOL PERMITS Receipts $41.60 Disbursed $41.60 Total Receipts $2,027.72 Total Disbursed $2,027.72 Respectfully submitted, JOHN F. MOLLAHAN Sheriff and Tax Collector By: ELVIRA IRBY Deputy Elecric'ify is -te key-b beri&r WAY Of UfC idr fAe?e use pa- pP6cjJ HtGUCP- COSTS" JACPC PcUtfTiOji by Soe SoH- of PariOfrJ6 SfSTCpl eessve cost ihcasS -tW will -aiorwaically lim' -de. u$e of electrify -for wy bee-f:&ttl purpose. ( ws do all tins I flfln j.1i I J rimtri- cJeer I 6as y O PMP use Cf WAW-PCW5P-ViA POWCP STOp6 PtAlW piAp ill rt"ior Columbia Basin Electric Co-op SirlB9 Momw, GUlkna and WbMtef Counti $76-9146 KEMKEa 8882.58 $1,831,156.71 135,28261 35.185.32 19.072 98 6,247.46 1,637.73 43.07 44 96 55.72 29 04 4,757.14 267.00 348.78 15.77 $2,034,164.29 $2,035,046.87 $2,028,775.60 4.757.14 267.00 410.10 15.77 821.26 I OfX'. V possible.- MMTOL JrC turbine 4o tte Uerfct i-rir HJDUC ANNUAL REPORT FOR MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, FROM JULY 1. 1972 to JUNE 30, 1973. compJvinR with O R S. 294 230 lo 294 235, as Amended by Chapter 153 of the 1957 Session. Laws. CLAIMS ALLOWED AND WARRANTS DRAWN FROM JULY I, 1972 to JUNE 30. 1973. Count v Court II 5 IS Sheriff's Department 57,220.5 Clerk's Department 15.810 74 Treasurer's Department 6,730.97 Assessor's Department , 36,747.52 HEALTH Department 9.465.44 Courthouse expense 11,028.48 Juvenile Department 5.669.19 Museum expense 3,123.17 Food Stamp Program expense 1.708.71 Justice of Peace, 5th dist. expense - 6,943.45 Justice of Peace, 6th Dist. expense 5,239.57 Civil Defense expense .'. 2,019.20 County Planning office expense 12,800.64 District Attorney office 4.351.69 Veteran Serv. officer's expense 1,387.66 Audit 2.21 00 Bonds VJJJ- Co. and Home Extension Agents ' Current expense (telephone)...... - 3'" Equalization Board expense 764.25 Election expense 2,758.78 Gen. Operating Contingency fund 2,025.18 Heppner Rural Fire expense 122.53 Insurance 2,024.43 Mentally ill expense...! I80-!0 Official Publications 1,058.85 Social Security 8,337.20 Soldier and Indigent fund 129.40 Predatory Animal Control 6,695.00 County Retirement fund 7,000.00 Paper and postage 3,321,38 Machine Mtse for all machine 3,714.82 Mental Health expense 2.800 .00 Brochures. Promotion, etc 725.55 Radio Equipment 1,816.06 E.C.O.A.C. funds 684.25 Special Attorney fund 387.57 Federal Grant program for Youth 1,072.00 Revenue Sharing funds 76,012.59 Gen Roads expense 273,907.73 Ale. Enforcement fund 317.05 Airport fund 1.012.41 Dog fund..- -16 25 Law Library fund 581.45 Hospital Mtse fund 6,048.77 Total of all funds $638,207.00 OUTSTANDING WARRANTS FOR THE GENERAL FUND Warrants outstanding June 30, 1972 $ 19,713.23 Warrants issued July 1, 1972 to June 30, 1973 280,310.75 Warrants paid July 1, 1972 to June 30, 1973 281,296.23 Warrants outstanding June 30, 1973 18,727.75 OUTSTANDING WARRANTS FOR THE GENERAL ROAD FUND Warrants outstanding June 30, 1972..... 12,300.03 Warrants issued July 1, 1972 to June 30, 1973........... 273,807.73 Warrants paid July 1, 1972 to June 30, 1973 276, 462.80 Warrants outstanding June 30, 1973. 9,644.96 OUTSTANDING WARRANTS FOR THE REVENUE SHARING FUND Warants issued April 30, 1973 to June 30, 1973 76,012.50 Warrants paid April 30, 1973 to June 30, 1973 48,935.35 Warrants outstanding June 30, 1973.... 27,077.24 SUMMARY OF PREVIOUS YEARS ENDING JUNE 30, 1972 County Treasurer - Cash on hand July 1, 1971 $125,340.4E County Treasurer - Receipts July 1, 1971 to June 30, 1972...;..... 2,517,384.80 County Treasurer - Disbursements July 1, 1971 to June 30, 1972 2,504,621.39 County Treasurer - Balance on Hand June 30, 1972 , 1J8, 103.86 TAXES turned over to County Treasurer July 1, 1971 to June 30, 1972 1,916,248.65 2,580 Claims allowed and warrants drawn July 1, 1972 to June 30,1973 Dated this 27th day of July, 1973. SADIE PARRISH, Morrow County Clerk A Pine finished panel 4x8 feet, each $2.79 4" exterior sanded plywood. 4x8 feet panels, each $3.59 6-ft. 4x4 cedar posts, each $1.29 Free deliveries at least once a TUM-A-LUM Hermistoa tWTKE in Heppner week LUMBER 567-5588 Heppner, Oregon July I, l73 In Accordance with O It S. 294.230. I herewith submit this, mv annual report of receipts and disbursements from Julv 1. 1972 lo June 30. 1973, both date inclusive. Balance on hand June 30, 1972 $138,103 86 RECEIPTS: Received From ; Sheriff's Office. Unsegregated taxes $2,029,042 60 Sheriff's Office. Fees. Mileage, Pistol Permits, Temporary car license, etc 2.046.05 Sheriff's office. Refund from State on Brethollzer 698 00 Clerk's office, clerk's fees. Law Library fees, etc 10.317.32 Clerk's office. Balance on Road Savings Account 19.012.76 Clerk's office. Court Costs 410 00 Clerk's office. Bail forfeited 500 00 Clerk's office. Restitution 72.15 Assessor's office, saleof maps 213.13 Assessor's office. Assessor's Collection 158 02 Assessor's office, processing Gilliam Co. Tax statements 119.80 j'p.'s Office, Heppner 7,184 25 J P.'s Office, Irrigon 14.914.05 Lenna Smith, Fair & Rodeo Receipts 17.642.25 First National Bank Interest on Fair funds 482.30 First National Bank Dance receipts 247.90 Morrow County Health Dept 197.00 Elaine George, Heppner Cemetery Receipts 10,110.04 Cutsforth Park receipts 2.119.65 Wright's Park receipts 1.284.25 Wilma Elgin Irrigon Park receipts 910.20 Bank of Eastern Oregon Interest for the County funds 1,500.00 Bank Eastern Oregon Interest for Revenue Sharing 1,639.67 First National Bank interest for Revenue Sharing 772.29 First National Bank interest for the County funds 2,086.80 First National Bank interest for Irrigon park 415.02 First National Bank Loan to Co. General fund 20,000.00 First National Bank Loan to Co. Road fund 35,000.00 Mable Boylen, Irrigation Taxes 5,492.70 County Planning office 104.32 State of Oregon Employment Program 31,998.38 Civil Defense , 1,716.53 Veteran's fund 533.42 State's reimbursement for Flood Sirens 1,157.03 State of Ore. Car Companies Tax 1,318.72 State of Ore. Timber Severence .-. 69,653.16 State of Ore. Racing Commission Receipts 20,589.91 State of Oregon Food Stamps 1,878.34 State of Ore. Motor License fees....:. 40,052.49 State of Ore. Common School fund 4,291.28 State of Ore. Forestry Rentals 56,717.59 State of Ore. Columbia Basin Elec. Coop 15,698.87 State of Ore.Umatilla Elec. Coop 7,159.63 State of Ore. Trailer House tax 996.84 State of Ore. Homeowner's Property Tax Relief 5,370.13 State of Ore. Homeowers Prop. Tax Rel. Adm. Cost 49.00 State of Ore. City of Boardman Park Grant 643.70 State of Ore. Land Sales 3,200.07 State of Ore. Gas tax refund 2,992.36 State of Ore. Flood Control leases 512.40 State of Ore. Taylor Grazing fees 53.18 State of Ore. Liquor Fees 8,375.94 State of Ore. Mineral leases 74 State of Ore. Amusement Tax .' 188.07 State of Ore. Cigarete Tax 6,601.40 U.S. Treas. Game Refuge 1,779.86 U.S. Treas. Revenue. Sharing 116,021.00 Miscellaneous Refunds 327.53 City of Heppner (Reimb. Library) 120.00 City of Heppner (Flood Sirens) 432.28 Boardman Development Co. Land Sale 816.00 Honald Inc., Ground Lease 200.00 Mental Health Receipts 2,400.00 Mental Health Receipts, Morrow Co. Schools 700.00 Mental Health Receipts, Mental Hth. office 167.50 Mel Boyer Airport house rent 1,760.00 Commodity Cr. Corp. Wheat at Airport 77.09 Morrow Co. Grn. Wheat at Airport .198.09 Shepards Citations, refund Law Library fd 38.00 Sale of misc. materials & Services, Road fund 8,516.03 Weed Spraying 1,433.15 Snow removal 1,086.46 Total Receipts for the year 2,602,514.71 Plus balance on hand July 1, 1972 2,740,618.57 Disbursements: . General fund .......... 281,916.22 General Fund (Sinking) 11,265.57 Road Fund 278,171.76 Road Fund (Sinking) 43,827.02 Morrow County Schools 1,305,382.03 Fair Fund 33,018.64 City of Boardman 17,452.65 City of Heppner 64,265.69 City of lone 9,696.21 City of Irrigon 2,386.67 City of Lexington : 2,175.04 City of Boardman Park 643.70 Homeowner's Property Tax Relief 396.98 School Bonds & Interest 58,170.00 West Extension Irrigation District Warrants paid.... 59,943.41 Blue Mountain Education District 156,824.55 Law Library 581.45 Port of Morrow 29,600.88 Hospital, Account No. 1 6,048.77 Hospital, Account No. 2 18,635.23 Forest Fire Control funds turned 15,249.22 Boardman Rural Fire Patrol District "5,196.74 Heppner Rural Fire Patrol District 6,111.65 Irrigon Rural Fire Patrol District , 7,683.31 Alcohol Enforcement 317.05 Dog fund I6-25 Boardman Cemetery 2,715.93 Heppner Cemetery 16,210.55 lone-Lexington Cemetery ; 7,201.77 Irrigon Cemetery 2,825.94 Boardman Vector 2,374.15 Boardman Park 911.53 Irrigon Park 6,376.94 Heppner Water Control District 5,419.88 Airport fund 1,012.41 Revenue Sharing 48,935.35 Total Disbursements 2,508,961.14 Balance on hand July 1,1973 231,657.43 EAST-W EST TICKETS ON SALE IIF.RE Tickets for the 21st annual East-West Shrine All-Star football game, Aug. 18. at Baker, are tn sale at the office of Dr. L.D. Tibbies. All tickets available in Heppner are reserved seats on the 50-yard line. Tickets must be picked up by Aug. I. Respectfully, SYLIAMc DANIEL, Morrow County Treasurer SEN. PACKWOOD TO VISIT HERE Sen. Robert Packwood will visit in Heppner Aug. 23, and will be guest at a no-host luncheon at the Wagon Wheel Restaurant that day. Later, he will talk with constituents and attend Mor row County Fair. Dotard Pettyjohn tits atop his backhoe clearing away the old ronrrrte near Central Market lo make room for fxpannlon of the parking lot al the market. Gilliam rancher dies Edgar Anderson. 74. a long time rancher In Gilliam County, died at a hospital In The Dalles Friday. He had lived in The Dalles for the last 11 years, and before that was a resident of Arlington. Mr. Anderson was born Feb. 4. 1899, in the lone area. Surviving are his widow, Margaret E. Anderson of The Dalles, a son, Don, of Arling ton; a sister, Minnie Reed of Walla Walla; and two grand children, Tami and Brad Anderson. He was a member of the Valby Lutheran Church near lone, a charter member of NorthSouth square off for Shrine geme PORTLAND-Fifty-eight of Oregon's outstanding senior high school football players of last year will gather here Sunday, July 29, to get ready for the 26th annual Shriners' Hospital All-Star game, sched uled for the night of Aug. 11 in Portland Civic stadium. ' The 29-man South squad will headquarter at Concordia College in the northeast sec lion of Portland, while the North will bed down and practice at Lewis and Clark College. Each squad will have al least 10 days of twice-a-day drills in preparation for the contest. The rival coaches-Dave Powell of South Eugene (South) and Don .McCarty of Centennial High (North) have advised their respective athletes to report "ready for immediate action because we don't have time for you to play your way into condition." Souih's squad features play ers from schools that are more removed from the Portland metropolitan area, and the series currently stands at 13 wins for the South, 10 for the By MARIE McQUARRIE Members of Willow Run Golf Course of Boardman provided an enjoyable day for 20 Willow Creek, golfers who went to the south end of the county Sunday. Coffee and doughnuts were served on our arrival. A "shot-gun" start was used for the men's teeing-off, which expedited play considerably. Plans for the day and play were very well organized and copies of the way the day was to be run were given to all participants, which also in cluded how prizes were to be awarded. Ron Daniels, a member of Willow Run and also Willow Creek, probably had some influence in this aspect, as he is accustomed to making schedules. There was a change in prize awarding, as both clubs com pel ed against each other, rather than each club playing against its oWn members. There were also awards for team foursomes against other team foursomes. Golf ball awards won by Willow Creek women were 2nd low gross, Vi Lanham ; 3rd low gross, Bev Gunderson; low net, Marie McQuarrie; long drive, Bev Gunderson. For the men, there was a tie for 1st low gross between Lowell "It's bard to compete with Condon Elks Lodge and a life member of the Oregon Wheat League. Funeral services were held Monday at the Methodist Church in Arlington with the Rev. James L. Wilson and Rev. Luther E. Sturtevant officiating. Concluding ser vices were held at the Arlington Cemetery where vault interment was made. Casket bearers were R. J. Philippi, Lloyd Bartlemay, Clark VanGaasbeck, Virgil Woelpern and Robert and Walter Hulden. Smith Callaway Chapel were the funeral directors. s North and two ties. South was a 33 to 7 winner a year ago. The South's head man, Powell, will be assisted in the coaching chores by Gary Olson of Bend and Chuck Solberg of Corvallis, while McCarty will be assisted in North's preparations by Darrel Davis of Hillsboro and Stan Stanton of Wilson High (Portland). The game, often called "football's finest hour," has netted over $500,000 for the Shriners' Hospital for Crip pled Children since its inception. The 8 p.m. kickoff will be preceded by an hour of pageantry, featuring march ing units and bands,,, .Mail orders for $4 reserved seats are being accepted now at game headquarters, 1119 S.W. Park Ave., Portland. General admission seats in the left field bleachers at $3 will go on sale at Stevens & Son jewelers in Portland, in late July. They will also have reserved seats there. General admission seats at $2 will be sold on the day of the game. 3verHT:2 Tea Ccrp Gribble and Frances Doherty. Low net awards all went to Willow Run. 1st team low gross was won by the four some including Frances Doherty and Clinton McQuar rie. 2nd team, low gross went to the group including Cliff Harris and Bob Jepsen. Frances Doherty won closest to the pin on No. 4 and Doug Gunderson won on No. 18. Long drive was put "Way out there" by Ray Massey, which netted him three golf balls. The Boardman Tillicum Club served a buffet dinner. Thanks, Willow Run, for showing us such a delightful day. Men's Wednesday evening play at Willow Creek Country Club was well attended. Dave Harrison won low gross and Clinton McQuarrie, low net. This coming Sunday, July 29, is our day to entertain Condon and Kinzuas' Golf Clubs. The plans for same are practically completed. Coffee and doughnuts at 8:30 a.m. and T-off for the men at 9 o'clock. The women will be sandwiched in between for their nine holes. Both clubs usually have a large turnout, so let's be there to greet them and show them a good time. 1 guy like Phil MacAdamsS
