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Francis Rose Wilson 922-3352
Gladys Hobbs has retired
from teaching at A C. Hough
ton Elementary School, after
having taught 16 years in Irri
gon and 16 years in Kansas.
A.C. Houghton is the North
Morrow County Grade School
' for the communities of Irrigon
and Boardman. Mrs. Hobbs
taught fourth grade.
She came to Irrigon as
Gladys Hughes. Here she met
and married Floyd Hobbs,
then a widower with a growing
family. They have 2 teen-age
daughters at home presently.
A retirement party was
given for Mrs. Hobbs by the
school faculty on May 19, at
the Columbia Inn in east
Umatilla. An engraved silver
bell was presented to her as
well as a scrapbook with
personal notes and memen
toes from her students, former
students and teachers that she
had been associated with.
Many expressed their ap
preciation for her cheery
laugh and positive attitude
towards education. She will be
remembered by many as an
excellent teacher.
The Parents' Club gave a
reception for Mrs. Hobbs and
for Maxwell Jones, who will
retire as custodian in Sep
tember. The communities of
Boardman and Irrigon honor
ed them with many tributes
and well wishes for their
futures. Each was given a
money tree.
Quite a number of the
Hobbs' relatives attended the
reception, including: Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Hobbs of
Baker; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Willis and Eldon Hobbs of
North Powder; Mrs. Chuck
Moeller of Heppner; Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Hobbs of Klamath
Falls; Byron Hobbs of Port
land. Mrs. Laverne Partlow's
third grade class entertained
at the reception with a square
dance. Denice Brownlee, a
sixth grade student, played a
piano solo. Michelle Cooley
and Tiffany Mark played a
piano duet.
On Monday evening, June 6,
Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs, Jyl and
Becky entertained the school
faculty and their families with
a barbequed chicken dinner,
served picnic style on the lawn
at the Hobbs' home. There
were about 50 guests.
Pastor Bob Schmoll an
nounces Vacation Bible School
will be June 13 to 17 at the
Assembly of God in Irrigon,
from 1-3:30 p.m. The theme
will be "The King is Coming."
There will be classes for all
children ages 4 through 12
years. Everyone is welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. AI Partlow
drove to Seattle to visit their
daughter Sherry, a student at
Seattle Pacific College. Sher
ry and a group of students left
for London on . Thursday,
where they will be studying
the Tudor History of England.
Sherry and her friends ex
pected to attend many of the
festivities commemorating
the 25th anniversary of the
reign of Queen Elizabeth.
The 4-H Macrame Club met
for their first meeting last
Thursday, June 9, at the
Irrigon Park on the Columbia
River. Francine Evans, the
leader, said there were five
members present, but she
o
lone news
Eva Hamlett
422-7557-
"The Alpha and Omega of
strawberries" was presented
by Pat Pettyjohn at the June
meeting of the lone Garden
Club at the home of Wilma
Martin in Condon, on June 8.
The strawberry is known to
have been grown by the Ro
mans and was first cultivated
in the 16th century. The two
major types are the standard
or June-bearing, which has
only the one crop and is the
best for commercial growing;
and the ever-bearing, which
bears more than once during
the season.
Strawberries will grow in
most soils that have good
humus and drainage. They do.,,
not like to be grown on soil
that has raised potatoes, to
matoes or grass. Since they
have shallow root systems,
they need a constant water
supply of as much as one inch
per week. They also need good
air circulation. Plants may be
grown in rows, hills, or in a
strawberry barrel.
The Flag Observance was
presented by Judy Osmin with
her son, Derek, holding the
flag. The group voted to
present a Sunset Western
Garden Book to the lone
Public Library, as a memorial
to Fannie Griffith, a long time
Garden Club member. Janet
Wilson was a guest for the
day.
The A.A.U.W. and the Topic
Club will sponsor a story time
at the City Library this
summer for pre-school and
primary children. It will be
held each Tuesday at 3:30
p.m.
Betty Rietmann will or
ganize the story times and
anyone interested in helping
with telling or reading stories
is encouraged to contact her.
Summer library hours are
from 2 to 4 p.m. on Tuesdays
and Fridays. The first story
time will be Tuesday, June 21,
at 3:30 p.m.
The story times are de
signed to encourage young
children to enjoy books, and
children are encouraged to
check out books while at the
library. It is hoped that
parents will also take ad
vantage of this time to select
books from the library for
themselves.
Summer school started on
June 9 and will continue until
July 1. Driving school buses
are Kristy Crowell, Morgan
City gains
employes
The City of Heppner has
three employees for the sum
vrfier, being paid by the gov
ernment through the CETA
program. Vicki Marlin is re
ceiving clerical training in the
office, and Bryan Marlin and
William Devin are receiving
training in the maintenance
department under the direc
tion of the City Foreman.
Route, and Adon and Eva
Hamlett on the Lexington
route.
Mrs. Adon Hamlett spent
last weekend at The Dalles
visiting with Mrs. Henrietta
Arends.
A number of friends, rela
tives and employees gathered
at Beecher's Cafe last Friday
evening to honor Beecher
Emert with a surprise birth
day party. He was presented a
cake decorated in green and
white, with "Happy Birthday
Beecher" inscribed on it, and
a gift certificate. Host and
hostess for the event were Mr.
and Mrs. Don Ball, and Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Aldrich.
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hoped more would join later. f.f.A. Senior Swine Show-
The club meets every Thurs
day at 1:30 p.m. at the park to manship and first in Individ
make plant hangers or wall ual Herdsmanship, third in
hangings. It is a summer fun Heavyweight market hogs and
club and members will be ex- fourth Medium weight hogs,
cused if their family goes on Warren McCoyi Mom)w
vacation. County Commissioner, was
Donald Richards of Irrigon one of several from this area
attended the Eastern Oregon who rode the Amtrak train
Livestock Show at Union, June from Portland to La Grande
8 to 11. He placed first in on its first run.
GENERAL FUND WARRANTS
M?rchl977
Carolyn Davis, Juv. Dept. travel 51.25
Assoc. of Oregon Counties, Insurance 152.30
Standard Insurance 97-48
BankAmericard, Sheriff 56.42; Juvenile 7.75 64.17
Union Oil Co., Sheriff 372.22; Courthouse 296.52;
Museum 420.81. 1,089.55
Rohrman Motor Co., Sheriff car expense 69.75
Eastern Oregon Motors, Inc., Sheriff car exp 1.01
Wayne's Diesel & Auto Repair, Sheriff car exp 265.59
Mobil Credit Corp., Sheriff car exp 20.95
Clifford L. Morris, Sheriff uniform exp. ., .24.00
Wayne Maxam, Sheriff uniform exp 24.00
Ford Motor Credit Co., Sheriff pickup rental 136.36
Jaynes Business Machines, Planner supplies 7.50
Tullis Office Supply, Sheriff 250.98; Planner 7.87 258.85
Nat. Police Chiefs Bur., Sheriff supplies 19.85
N.W. Law Enforce. Equip., Sheriff supplies 37.21
Nat'l Coun. Juv. Ct. Judges, Co. Ct 10.00
Paul Jones, Co. Ct. travel 21.70
Heppner-Morrow Co. Chamber of Commerce, Co. Ct. . . 110.00
Kilham Stationery, Clerk's supplies 27.40
County Clerk's Assoc., Clerk's dues 60.00
Everett Harshman, Ass'r fieldwork 135.78
Marshall and Swift, Ass'r Office sup 45.00
Pat Wright, Health Dept 197.81
The Gazette-Times, Health Dept 56.35
Ed Dick, Planner travel 11.70
Donald G. Burns, Planner travel 42.20
Ernest Jorgensen, JP 5 sup 79.84
Don Bristow, et al, Cir. Ct. witnesses 120.84
Frances Baldwin, et al, Cir. Ct. jurors 505.76
Pacific N.W. Bell, current exp .'. . .597.23
M & B Investment Co., N. end office rent 160.00
William I. Porfily, Watermaster 728.00
Ore. V F W Serv. Office, Vet. Service 2.50
Herman Winter, Special Atty. Fund 255.72
Leeroy O. Ehlers, Special Atty. Fund 26.25
Umatilla Electric N. end office power 72.06
BankAmericard, Co. Ct 76.00
The Bankers Life, Insurance 108.20
Credit Bureau of Morrow Co., Co. Ct. supplies 48.00
The Gazette-Times, Sheriff 31.90; Offic. Pub. 169.00,
Veterans 23.55 224.45
Murray Drugs, Inc., H. Dept. 12.46; Sheriff 25.55 38.01
Heppner Auto Parts, Sheriff supplies 19.02
Heppner TV, Inc . , Sheriff supplies 5.00
Winn L. Crist, Sheriff supplies 3.25
Power Incorporated, Sheriff supplies 33.64
Pay Less Drug Store, Sheriff jail exp 2.09 ,
The Bi-Mart Company, Sheriff jail exp 18.55
Wheeler's Communications, Sheriff comm. exp 120.80
Standard Oil Co., Sheriff car exp .32.26
Shell Oil Co., Sheriff car exp... .6.04
Morrow Co. Grain Growers, Sheriff car exp 143.95
Cake Co., Sheriff car equipment , 68.01
Dunham Printing, Clerk's supplies 80.50
Hancock's Office Supply, D.A. supplies 35.00
Central Market, Courthouse sup 7.11
Columbia Basin Electric, Courthouse 133.67;
Museum 68.32 201.99
Rentex Corp., Courthouse sup 13.56
City of Heppner, Cthse. sewer 21.75
Kilham Stationery, Planner supplies 12.80
Ore. St. Univ., Extension Serv., Planner sup 4.00
BankAmericard, Planner travel 13.50
Amer. Soc. of Plan. Offic, Plan. mtgs. & assoc. dues . . . .60.00
Umatilla Co. Juv. Dept., Juv. detention. . . '. 75.00
Stevens-Ness Law Pub. Co., JP 6 supplies 26.82
Byers Ave. Clinic, Cir. Ct. witness 145.44
Albert Otte, Distributor, mach. mtse 46.95
Pitney Bowes, mach. mtse 37.50
Public Welfare, S food 5.38
Robert Abrams, Special atty. fund 379.25
Eastern Ore. Telephone Co., current exp 39.52
Hubert Wilson, Postmaster, postage 200.00
Jessie M. Bell, Co. Clerk, emergency 85.00
Sheriff of Umatilla Co., emergency 10.80
Wheeler's Communications, Sheriff communic 75.00
Coast to Coast, Sheriff 11.73; Courthouse 28.20 .39.93
Pettyjohn's Builders Sup., Courthouse sup 4.01
West of Willow, Co. Ct. travel 12.60
Pacific N.W. Life, Salary 48.50
Blue Cross of Oregon, Sal. 598.30; Ins. 944.45 1,542.75
Jaynes Business Machines, Sheriff 4.27; Planner 8.55 . . .12.82
Pacific N.W. Bell, Sheriff communic 131.50
Union Oil Co., Sheriff car exp 11.35
Wasco County Sheriff, Sheriff jail exp .50.00
Umatilla Co. Sheriff, Sheriff jail exp 2,340.00
City of Hermiston, Sheriff jail expense 32.00
Pauline Winter, Sheriff Conv. & Assoc. dues 57.63
Department of Revenue, Ass'r Industrial Appraisal . . .250.50
Charles Patching, Ass'r fieldwork 8.25
Thomas Stewart, Ass'r fieldwork 4.50
Murray Drugs, Inc., D.A. supplies 22.15
Dennis D. Doherty, D.A. travel 64.92
Heppner Gazette-Times, Health Dept. 32.00;
Planner 84.95 139.00
United Office Supply, Planning supplies 72.12
Carolyn Holt, Juv. seminar 20.00
Charles F. Ferguson, et al, JP 5 witness 32.36
Robert B. Abrams, Special atty. fund 58.50
3M Business Products, mach. mtse. 1,330.00;
paper 261.72 1,591.72
Pacific N.W. Bell, Sheriff communic 5.37
Paul Pettyjohn Co., Ass'r 55.92; Sheriff 410.65 466.57
Public Emp. Ret. Board, Sal. 1,351.39; SS 1,1351.39 . . .2,702.78
Morrow Co. Emp. Union, Sal. . . . : .40.00
First National Bank, Sal 2,682.70
State Dept. of Revenue, Sal 1,000.00
Pacific Mutual Life, Sal 905.32
SAIF 361.49
GENERAL ROAD FUND WARRANTS ISSUED
March 1977
The Bankers Life, Insurance 70.59
Association of Oregon Counties, Ins 61.20
Standard Insurance, Ins 37.44
BankAmericard, Comm. exp. 43.69; Misc. exp. 11.35 66.04
A.M. Connor, Repairs 65.20
Union Oil Co., gas & oil 2,075.15
L.W. Vail Co., Materials & supplies 376.87
Warren McCoy, Comm. exp. 12.45
(Cont. on page 8)
The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, June 16, 1977 SEVEN
PUBLIC NOTICES
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
The budget for
City of lone, Morrow Con n i. y
lor ihc fiscal yjjr 1977 Q J8
beginning July I, 19.77, as Umallcd and sumaii.cd below, was iicparcd by the 35 fash, Accrual, Modified Accrual
accounting basis, and W is , D is not consistent with the accounting basis used during the last two yeais. Major changes,
if any, and their effects on this budget aie set loilh in an accompany mg statement. A copy of the budget document
may be inspected or obtained between the bonis ol " : r1 ' . . and r nH 7 . r .
A meeting ol the
will be Ik-Id
l' "7 at
(Governing B
n nn
a.m.
p.m.
at j- 1 I fur the purpose of holding a public hearing on tins budget, Any
person may appear to discuss the budget, or any part of it.
(t naliman ut LiOvcfiimg Body!
Morrow
lone
(Date)
(Count) 1
(City)
SUMMARY OF TAX LEVY AND OTHER BUDGET RESOURCES - FISCAL YEAR 19.
77 ,
,78
Ik-Ill
Levy Within 6' ; Limitation
Levy Outside (Vr Limitation
Levy Outside Wt Limitation (Sjfial Levy)
Not Subject to Limitation Bond principal .
TOTAL PROPOSED LEVY (To be certified to Assessor)
Total BuUet Resources hum LB 2
Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied from LB-3.
LESS: Estimated Tax Not to be Received
TOTAL BUDGET ALL FUNDS
I..IM Yc;ir
5767b"Tbo
NONE
j'ooo". oq
NONE
9.670.00
NONE
6J010.00
none!
Li , ooo. oo
NONE
10.01O.no
Nest Yur
6"7"3"70T00
NON'E
4 ,000'. 00
5 , OOP . OP
I 15,370.00 1
35.O5O.00 1391 00.00
7,4 55 ,00 9,635.00
NONE 1,800.00
52, 50032,5.05 , OO I
ol Debt
Bonds
Interest Bearing Warrants
Siiort Term Notes Serial. Levy
TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS .
SUMMARY Or IMrLB I LDNI.SS
(lib! OiiM.ifhliin'
lutj'i, t-J77
iooooo.do
"6 oooTocT
1 06 , 000.00 jf)H, OO0.00
N. I Yr.ii
jui i. i1) 78
95,000".b6
3,000.00
Ikhl Aulh"iitil. Nut IfKimol
Jul u 19 11 j Jul? i. i J8
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN Al) VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED
Water Uti 1 i ti es
Total Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs)
Tolul Materials and Services , . .
Tot jl CapiUl Outlay
Total All Other Requirements
Total Budget Requirements
Total Budget Resources
FUND OR PROGRAM
Total Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs)
ToIjI Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Requirements
Total Budget Requirements .
Tou Budget Resources
Total Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs)
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Requirements
Total Budget Requirements
Total Budget Resources
Total Personnel Services (Includes ail Pa roll Costs)
Total Materials and Services
Total Cap i Ml Outlay
Total All Other Requirements
Tol.il Budget Requirements
Total Budget Resources
Total Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Cusis)
Total Materuls and Services
Total Capital Oullay
Total All Other Requirements
loi.il Hinted Requirements
Total Budget Resources
Last Year This Year NcM Year
8,200.00 8,700.00
3,500.00 7.050.00
zO -O-
zQz 4 ,250. 00
11,700.00 20,000.00
1 11,700.00 1 20,000.00
ftoad . FUND OR PROGRAM
Last Year 77ns Year Kvt Year
-0- -0-
1 . 550.00 1 .500.00
zQjz -0-
rO -0-
1,550.00 1 5on. on
I 1 1.5QQ.QQ 1 1 .500.00
State Tax Street , FUND OK PROGRAM
LaM Year Tim Year Nit Year
0
5, -100 .00
0
10,400.00 .
15,800.00 8.100.00
I 15,800.00 I 8,100.00
Land qinserv.it ion t Devel . ri'M) OR PROGRAM
La-.! Year This Year NeU Year
-O-
6,000.00
-()-
6,000.00 6,300.00
1 6,000.00 I 6,300.00
Revenue Sharing FUND or program
Last Year This Year Next Year
-0-
3.100.00
-0-
, -0-
3 .400. 00
I I 3, n oo. oo
FUNDS RtyiJIKING A.N Al VALORLM IAX lu liL LtVTEl)
(ii'iieral Fund
FUND OR PROGRAM
Total Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs).
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Requirements
Total Requirements (Including Transfers!
Total Resources Lxcept Tax to be Levied
Ad Valorem Taxes Received
Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balance
Estimated Tax Not to be Received . .
Total Ad Valorem Tax to be Levied
Levy Within 6 Percent Limitation
Levy Outside 6 Percent Limitation
Levy Outside 6 Percent Limitation (Serial Levy). . .
Not Subject lu Limitation
Last Year This YVar Vt Yoar
2 , 180.00 2lJ?PP0 3,020. 00
8,875.00 10,3 6 5.00 KL,8 8 5 . 00
0
z0-
11 .055.00 13.1 15. 00 13",05.b6
5,385.00 7,13 5.00 9 , 335 . 00
" ; 6,010.00 4 , 57o7bo
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Total Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs)
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Requirements
Total Requirements (Including Traiislersl
Total Resouiccs Except Tax to be Levied
Ad Valorem Taxes Received
Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balance
Estimated Tax Not to be Received
Total Ad Valorem Tax to be Levied
Levy Within 6 Percent Limitation
Levy Outside 6 Percent Limitation
Levy Outside 6 Percent Limitation (Serial Levy) . . .
Not Subject to Limitation
Total Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs).
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay .
Total All Other Requirements
Total Kequiicmeuts (liicludmi: Tianstcisi
Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied
Ad Valorem Taxes Received
Ad Valorem Tax Required lo Balance
Estimated Tax Not to be Received
Total Ad Valorem Tax lo be Levied
Levy Within 6 Percent Limitation.
Levy Outside 6 Percent Limitation
Levy Outside 6 Percent Limitation (Serial Lcvyi . .
Not Subject to Limitation
Published June 9, 16, 1977.
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. 320.00 4 , 300 . 00
4 ,000.00 4,32066 4,300.00
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