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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT The Heppner C.aieite-Times. Ileppner, Oregon. Thursday, May 28. mi NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING a MPrirft CITYKflLINCIL i enllbehesdon JulM X-tlae tS-JLL, at. P2. pm. t HEPPNER CITT HALL Tt purpoea of true raeettn la to ehetwe the buift fcrUybn,Ju1yl.t9lL-wrodbyh. CITT OF HEPPNER t 0R1C0N Budget Committee A luawur of the bud la praeentad below. A oapy of the ta-xfot eaay be inarnrairl r eeaxsoaael tnm of chvn.t .tit? f NPR Cm im bw-thUMi,''00 A-H- 0 tv. k.- --. .l . huu nl Kmunuu IXJ DmuUfit I I not oorjeurtant with Um baa of I the precediivi r Major er-usfaa. if any. and tasetr effect on the budet, are explained bei-a. Hf-tROW Ctty my 28. 1981 Cllffor4 W. Cr n. Kayor Mi aiainin UMR-Bf Bwajl FINANCIAL SUMMARY I 'ggSgjil "E'SHX; I Total rer-aoaJS-rrso, Laix. 204018 ANTICIPATED Total Malaria la and Samoa U4jk42 REQUIREMENTS Total Capita) Outlay ! 17. VW 37.40,3, Total All Other trperaturee and Requireeaenta 385. 3.M 424. B70 TOTAL ANTICIPATED REQUIREMENTS WJ 0J1 WJ ANTICIPATED Total Hr Except Property Taxaa m'rtvs 147 '(Ms REVENUES Total Property Texee Ratpurad to Balanoa BudcM 1,l""V TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUES OJ7 4J 1,043,211 ANTICIPATED Total Property Taxaa Required la Balance Buxtfot JZZT l?n't.j? ' TAX LEVY Plue Eaumatad Property Taxa. Not to Be Received L1lI2 UJ TOTAL PROPERTY TAX LEVY 187,920 217, 9S0 TAX LEVIES Levy Within TubaK 49,409 USi000 PARTIALLY One-Year Special Lavy Outaide Tax Beer . 1m22Q. FUNDED BY Serial Lewe. STATE OF TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE PARTIALLY OREGON FUNDED BY STATE OF OREGON 107,268 123.000 TAX LEVIES Ona-Yaar Special Levy Outaide Tax Baaa .- TOTALLY Sanal Lev.ee -.. - FUNDED BY Ly for Payment of Bonded Debt 64461 9?" LOCAL TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE TOTALLY TAXPAYERS I FUNDED BY LOCAL TAXPAYERS 1 80,632 92. 950 gfATEMENT Of INDEBTEDNESS DCBT OCTST ANCTNO D NONE 31 AS SL-WMAJUSrO BELOW OEIT AUTHOJUZED. NOT WCVJUCED E NONE AS 9UVMAJIXXXD BCLOW PU3USH TABLE BELOW ONLY IF COMPUTED TYPE HF PEBT Bonds Intamt-BeanraT Warranra Short-Term Note ' DEBT (XrTST AVDINC DEBT ALTHOKgED, NOT XNCVMtD I TSYf I tafx ThY-M- j Men Year adJml 80 eaafJ-ivl 81 J el J-tv I al al I I TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS 4?6,0O0 iif.,000 831 .000 i . 811 ,000 FUNDS REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED GENERAL COVER PIE NT .FUND Total PoraonaJ ScrrioM ilncludaa all PiyroU Coatal.. TotaJ Matanai and Semitaa ... Total Capital Outlay - Total All Other Expandinirae and Requir-anacU Total Expenditure aad ReouiremenU Total Reaourcaa Except Property Taxee Piupeit Taaea Ratal -ed Property Taaa Raquired to Balanc ETtimfr1" i I m- - - Total Proparry Tax Lery Lrey Within Tax Baae . One-Year Special Le-nea Oulaxie Taj Baae . Sanal and Coonniirraj La-oea (Oparaorap Sanal Lenea (Capital Canatruction) La-ry For Payment al Bonded Debt Total Panonal Sernoai Oncludea all Payroll Coau) Total Matanai and Stmaa -. Total Capital Outlay . Total All Other Expeodi euros and Reawremenla . Total Expand! turea and Raouireraentj .... Total Reeourcei Eaoept Piopeny Tax Property Taaea Reoeired Pi open J Taxee Recfuired to Baiaiice Frnrnf-' Piuperty Taaea Not to be Received Total Piuperty Tax Levy Levy Within Tax Ba Onav Year Spaaal Lena Outaide Tax Baaa Sanal and Conanuing Leviea i Opera ting i .. Sanal Lmaa (Capital Conatrucuonl La-ry For Payment oi Bonded Debt . 83.133 98.673 137, 273 76t79 9A333 100,07 2 . 500 3.230 8.600 2.062 24.713 13,639 166.488 220.969 239.941 163.340 I 106.653 147.430 77.310 I,' -,..-v - ..... . ",! 114.314 112.311 9.145 12.489 '' ' 123.459 123.000 49.409 125.000 j 74.050 BOW) SIMatC FUND I LAST rAfl "980 THCS K . HfW8' 01 I ' I I" 61.701 60.450 85.066 I 61.496 60 50 85.06 i'.W 7 ?39 61'496 f ' 39.686 1 84.307-1-'' "l 4.773 j 8.443 ' ' 64.461 . 92.930 "i 1 i I 64.461 I 92.950 ORGANIZATIONAL L NITS-PROG RAMS GENERAL C0VEMErr TouJ Personai Services (Includei ill Payroll Cubist. Toui Miirnals and Services Total Capital Outlay Total All Other Lxpendiiures and Requirements . . Toul ExpendiEures and Requirements ...... GENERAL GOVERNMENT Toial Personal Services (includes al! Hjyroil (. ji:u Total Vlateruis and Services 'olai Capital Outlay Tola! All Other expenditures and ReyuireTienti Total Expenditures and Requirrrnenti . . ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT, PROGRAM . CE.MEBAt FUND AC JAL DAI4 AOOfreo OOGET AO0VE0 BUO(iT las- vcap 79- 80 TM15 ycaw 80-81 N6T ygaa 81-62 6. 7b; 7,474 3,276 64,453 78,815 84,210 1.500 500 1.600 2.062 21.713 IQ.9 74:782 i 108.502 I 132.743 I ORGANIZATIONAL UNITPROGRAM SWH.!?!. FUND Toul Person Servuei t tndujei il Pjyra!) Cjiiii Toial Maienus and St-rvKe, Taiai Capitai 0uiIj TotaJ Ail Other t samu.t jres and Rtv-juiremcnu ToiaJ EApentut jrei and Require merrs CE.VERAL CO'ERNKZNT Toui Peisonau Servn.es ilnciuOei iil Pj roil Total Materials and Services Toui CjpnaJ Outlay Toul AU Other Expcniiiufes orri Kc juirenen:: Toiai Expendiures orij Reuifements . CTUAu DATA ACOPTEQ BUDGET ArWOVta 8UOG6T LAST VCAP 79-80 TWf5 VFA 8081 Mf XT VgAn81-82 5.Z74 5,753 7,7U 3,764 3,810 4.100 -0- -0- -0 Qz z2z 9.0T8 I 10.563 ! 11.866 ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT, PROGRAM .SAT1-. FUND ACTUAL 0r- ACGPTEO BUDGET PeCVtO BUDGET I iArr r 13 79-80 Twig VFAP 80-81 ET re4o 8182 ' -0- -0- -0- 750 1.500 1-300 -0- -fl -0- rJ3- -a ! 750 I 1-500 1 1-500 ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT PROGRAM . fPICB fvst ! acTjAc AT AO'jeTEO BuOGfT aeenovto BUDGET AS" par79j"JSC) thi ycaw 80-81 pT ypaw8162 6S.893 73,132 80.8S9 5, 582 6 ,840 7,212 -0- -0- -0- -0- 3000 3,000 69.475 82.972 1 91.071 ORGANIZATIONAL czmALsornxzic; unitprogram FIRE I I SI) T'Hal Personal ServL.es (Irvluues ill Pjt jI! ( Total Mater.ais anil itrvice. Total C-oitai Outlay . . Tola! Aii Other htpen': j'c. n. '. 'Px juirfTi::'. Tota) Eoeri l.-t'ire. ar-i Her: .;:t-ntr . ,tsj ACT UAL DATA AUOCTE0 SuUSt T AjfOVE r.j B1. J .fr r LAf" Y6AP 79-80 TWI-; yCAP 8081 -;p t T YfAU 81-82 4,286 5,669 1 3.882 j.Q . 2.200 " I rll- UZ5C . I .-a- -fir -0- i Zm 1 .369 13.082 ORGANIZATIONAL UNITS-PROGRAMS GE NERA L UfZl.HO. NT . Total Personal ServiLCS llncluucs all Payroll tostsi. . Taial Materials and Services Total Capital Outlay Total Ail Other (.xpenduutrs and Ke ..uire'iirois ToIJi txper.iitirs a;.d H-i.u.:-. re-.' ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT PROGRAM . .lltmX. FUND ACT,jAu DATA I ADOPTED BUDGET ArfOVt0 BUCXifT last" veab 79-80 this veap 8081 NtxT yeah 81-82 4.915 5,646 $,492, ?8J LaiS LJlAJ LOW LafifiQ iaia -o -0- dh. "-', ' 8.064 1 9.677 1 O Lexington news Delpha Jones 989-8189 Mrs. Lylt Pttk (Virginia and Mrs. CO. Jones (Delpha motored to Springfield. Ore gon on Tuesday where they were delegates to the Rehekah Assembly of Oregon. The meeting was presided over by the 1!HU President Vivian Roome. The officers, both elected and appointed, had long gowns of pale blue lace with empire waistline and accordion pleated skirts, with yellow rose corsages, Around the rooms were mementos from subordinate lodges throughout the stale, received at her visitations Some inter esting notes of interest were that there were 707 seals given for the memory work, in the unwritten work. 30 lodges had hvluw changes and five lodges had drill teams, Fifty sisters anil two broth ers received the Reheknh degree on Wednesday morn ing. 555 sisters and 201 brothers were registered for the session this' year, Several very clever skits were presented with the crowing rooster who has been crowing for Oddfellowship for the past ypni Five subordinate lodges pe titioned for their district deputy president with Holly of Lexington receiving the per mission. This however, will not go Into effect until after the .1981 election. Consequent- I'L'NDS NOT REQUIRING lotal Persona! Vrvucs (Includes all Payroll Cosltl Total MaleiuK and Scith.es total Capital Outlas Total All Mthot rvpnidilurcs and Requirements . . lotal I ApcnJiiurt's and Requirements Total Kcstmtt.'s A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED STREETS (ROADS) ACTUAL DATA Last yeah 79-80 1Q OIA 38.410 M.W4 ADOPT El) BUUL.6T THIS Vt AM 80-81 13jS72 Ji.b92 11.300 vtm yTiLm. i7.m - II'MI 134608... . ij?2.. JIaSoo. 13,137 7 -770 FUND lotal Personal Services (Ineludes all Pas toll Costs) , lotal Matenals and SersKes Total Capital Outlay Total All Other I Xvndiiure and KcuirriiKi!ts . . lotal btprndituret and Requirements lotal Resouiees ACTUAL SeATA.-. I ADOPTED iWDy.' I APPHOVtD tyi; LAST YEAH ZV THIS Y.A-W'ji, MKT rtAW "'.'l 4?. 854 32423. 33687 29.731 ilLi.4 a633 1288 lj.290 7,305 !L486 LtiPQ 2Va01i 84,3 7J! lO? 59. JQ4a64jl n6.543 I 102.439 I 104.642 SIWIR OPERATING rusu Tolal Personal Sernecs I Includes all Pas roll Coslt) Total Materials and Services Total Capital (Vitlay total All Other rtpendiiures and Re.Uiiennts . . Total Kxnendilures and ReouireiiKnls Total Resouues Tola) Peixnial Sersiees lliuludts all Payroll Costsl Total Materials and Services Total Capital Outlay total All Other LuJitaies and Kei'inemenis . . lotal I upendilurc and Rcu.uircmrit.'. Total Kv'MHItcev Total Persona' Sertues (Include, all Payroll Costsl foul Materials and Srivk.cs Total Capital Outlay Total All Other r.xpciijiiuiis and Renuireiiieuts Total Pspeiiditures and KcuuiretiH-ni. Total RevHirces Toial Pciwnal SiulC (Includes all Payioll Costsl . . Total Materials and Scisiccs Total I'epiiel (Julias Total All ixher I ;x.i..I:.ii.- ! k". " "M' Total rsiieiidii'ii- " Kvi( ni.-.nei.' Total Me.n.e 1 UNUS NOT REQUIRING Iota) PeiMHial .Vrskes (Includes ail Payroll Costsl . . . lotal Malcnjk all J Scrsu.cs I 'la! I jpiial Outlay lotal All Other P svtiihitties and Requirements I'ljl I spvudiluri and Kei.uirenients I"lal RcMHlKei Ii'tal Kivi'iial S.iKct lln.ludes all Payroll Costs) , Iota! MjierijU and Services total Capital Outlay I 'lal All Other I tprndituret and Requirements . . , lotal 1 tpendnures and Requirements i otal Resources lotal Puv.rial Serins (Includes all Payroll Coils) . total Matcnah and Seish.es lotal Capital Oullas . . . ". total All Other I ieiidiiuics and Requirement . . lotal i.xpciidiltHes and Requirements total RevHi:.es . ACTUAL laATA I AOOPTIO ByUi .T APPBOvED VPi.l LAST YE.B 79-V). THIS YEAf.'80-ll Nf . T Y. AP, tl-tl It, Ilk 13,572 13.608 IT70I5 JOTWJ .WS ITJ9C 17296 -0-, 7,92 I'jpiC 8t'lI 32.C.2 46,319 " 43,300 38,106 I 467319 T 43.300 rCRCAN STRXU WlPSl - FUND ACTUAL DATA I AOlVTtO BUDGIJ I APPHOVEU Ul)L.f T LAST VEAH Jl-tD THIS YEAH aW-Bi NEXT YEAH Bj-Bj 1 7,l l,43fl Zfc 1,894 LaSQ -Q 8 093 I 1.430 I rifc 1 .HrtTtt STSTTJ1 IfintOVErglll PROJECT Fl'Nii ACTUAL UATA- I AULSPrfU (iaHGAI I APPHOVIO V'M LAST YEAH 7?? THIS YEAH gO-"1. HE X T YE All -. J30W5 7"4"30700C3 qZ 433,000 "J 430.000 jj- 435.000" I 430.000 STREET iqUlPHlNT HESERVE . Fl'Nii AtTuAi uTa r adopTco BurWt I ArWrtviu uo-.rT LAST YtAB J8a0 TH.S YEAH 8Q-84 Hint THHajaH 4,723 "Z 3,000 6,000 " 4,723 3.000 6.000 A 852 1 3.000 I 6.000 A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED . EQL1CZ EQUlPPJUtT RXSEg-VI . . FUND ACTUAL OATA AlXlPTtll BULK.ET APPMOVtO BUDGET LAST YEAH 7S-80 THIS YEAH .80-81 MKT YEAH 81-82 f.-QOO 4,2ft 37000 2,000 4a264 laOOQ 2-000 I -264 I ..OQQ I ..FL0Op.pAyuLJ0tC nOOUDS - FUND ACTUAL OAIA 1 ADOPTED lUOaiT I APPHGVIO BuDGtl LAST YEAH 79-B0 THIS YEAH8q-8 tT 'E AH 1111 .Q- 67200 3.906 -0- 6200 3.906 6.000 1 6.200 I 3.906 .BIVEWJE SHARtKC - FUND ACTUAL DATA I AOOPTED BUDGET I APPROVED BUDGET LAST YEAH 7a.r0 THIS YEAH ATl-dl Nf . T Y t AH 1 21.589 19.330 30.386 21.589 .UJ5t3 MOafc 26775r I 19.350 ! 30 . 386 (f aernilar magtlng, data la chantred from .Tun pi 2 to Jun 9.. INinUK ur UUlAiL l nJsuunu -ORMLB-l Aiuaaftiigottha at 2j pax. at . Laxlnrton City Council srulhaaaldaa JWe ? Cltv Hall .. Th purpoae of thai aaaotaraf la tod tetlsafiaeady-vberisTaancJurrl, 19 JLlaaappro-odby tha City Qf IiCalnrtoq a. A -uaaxnary Of Use budtjet as -reeanstad beeow A eopy of Uxa bsadeaM aary Ba rp.tlrlnr.( nf Tnl.q V.. A 11 vn r phono 289-4U2 ThaboimwmvrmrKimimbMot tmantmi ED mi' Q aata-i I year Major chenae-, If any, and their efteet on the ktsd-sst. are tfaalaaanaf. i m fnaaf 6 IH t with the k PtoTTOW Iiexlnt'ton (City) 5-n -ei. (Data) Ed Bakrr. Wnyor FINANCIAL SUMMARY iWMWT Total IHraooalBerrSoea ul , o'oro ANTTCEPATED TrA aUteruskandSerrioea 29.69 V,n REQUIREJdXrfTS Total Capital Outlay 62. 572 il'll Total All Other Eipandlturea and Raqsdieaaota TOTAL ANTICIPATED REQUIREMENTS lla.,465 71 , Tib ANTICIPATED Total Ravenuea Except Property Texaa lQ'i,tl'& , tarmnjEa TtrtPntmtTTnmllmtuUBiiimBuit ft. 207 ""'" TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUES 114,4,65 97,775 ANTICIPATED Total Property TexeeRaulrod UBalam Burajat .. B.PW &,V TAX LEVY PWrrarjseted Property Texaa Not to Ba rvaeaarad 054 TOTAL PROPERTY TAX LEVY 9,Jj6 9,472 TAX LEVIES Larvy Within Tax Baae 1,91 2ig7ri PARTIALLY CtYeaTSpelArryOutaaW Tax Baaa - FUNDED BY Serial Lersea l.WXJ LMli STATE Of TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE PAisTLALLY q 179 OREGON FUNDED BY STATE OF OREGON - y,JJ 7 TAX LEVIES One-Year Special Levy Outasoe Tax Baea . ... TOTALLY Serial Le-wa - FUNDED BY Levy lor Parmerrt of Bonded Debt LOCAL TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE TOTALLY TAXPAYERS FUNDED BY LOCAL TAXPAYERS 1 I I STATEMENT OP WOtmVJNtfti rx-tr orrrCTANDCNG ' I okmt Mjhouod. mm oKumtD wow- J amnatAHmnuj O fom Aeinii-nae-o- PUBLiSH TABLE RKLOW ONLY DP COGUTTTD mm otmfTAWDiNO I dptt AirrHowrocp. not tNCURiaa) Tr,Yr I NeitYear TtaeY-sr ""VlT. TYPE OF DEBT HorjaJri or Julr 1 aseUaiyl m J& 1 jpt. WW!! 137,0?. Intar-t-Baaa-JWarTBlU Short-Term Note - TOTAL DTOrrtTTTOfvraB 1?f.C75 t?7.o?4 I ' ly. this years DDP will serve until assembly time In May of !MI, The lodges lost IB women and 50 men by death and ; resignation. ' ' Rernadtttle Grogan of Milton-Firewater area was a- ; warded the award for the outstanding musioinn nf the year. The presentation was on the order of queen-for-a dny with a robe and lovely tiara, with the words musician presented to the tune of "Mother." Eastern lodge members were hnppy for someone from our area to receive this honor. Several honored guest were present, among them the representative of the Inter national Rebeknhs Assoc.. and the grand warden of Oanada. assembly president of Nev ada, the assembly president and marshal of Washington and several other distinguish ed brothers. The election of officers was held with the following taking office: President Marie Mc Vay of Portland. Vice Pres ident Luella Foster. Warden Euna Maken from Joseph, Ore.. Secretary Joan Blatter. Treasurer Sharon Magnum. Mary Brown. assembly trustee from The Dalles, and Home Board trustee Mnxine Freeman. Virginia Peck of Holly l,odge. appointed Inside guardian, was installed on Thursday evening. Her hus band drove to Springfield on Thursday to act as her escort for the installation and grand march. The In2 session is schedul ed for Rosehurg. in 1U83 in Seaside and in lH4 Oirants Pass. There was much busin ess transacted and the dele gates will be bringing the reports back to their lodges. Lyle Peck and Cecil Jones motored to Springfield on Thursday afternoon for the installation of the Kebekah Assembly officers. While there the men had quite an interesting visit with Mr. Patterson, whose father had at one time had a saw mill in the Willow Creek area of the mountains. Mr. Patterson had at an earlier date contacted the Morrow County Historical Soc, concerning a marker for his grandfather's grave who is buried near the Gurdane Cemetery in Umatilla County. He had heard of the project of MCHS in marking of graves and was interested in the project, thinking it a real worthwlle endeavor of the people of this county. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones motored to Baker on Sunday where they attended the golden wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell of Sumpter, Oregon. After serv ing the lovely refreshments, the guests danced to and were entertained by the music of the eastern Oregon Old Time Fiddler's Assoc. The Joneses then met on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Dewie Lovelace and daughter Peg of Ontario, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lovelace and children of Anchorage, Alaska, at Union and enjoyed a pot luck wiener roast at the Catherine Creek Park before returning home. Enroute they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hudson and Eva Hudson in La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. Orlow Martin of Moro, Ore., were visitors with relatives and friends over the Memorial Day weekend. Holly Rebekah Lodge will meet on Thursday evening at their hall. This is not the regularly scheduled meeting, as it was cancelled from last week due to school activities. Erda Pieper had as house guests over the Memorial Day weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Dick and Trevor and Devonna of Portland and Gary Dick of Newport. They brought Maur ice Groves to his home in Heppner following major sur gery at a hospital in Califor nia. While here Darrell spent some time with Mr. and Mrs. Kit George and attended the graduation of Mrs. Dick's niece, Lynn Dee Devin. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Groves of Albany, Mrs. Jeff Mason of Madras, Melba Fish of Se attle, and Mr, and Mrs. Dean Asher and daughter of Baker were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Howard during grad uation activities. Mrs. Fish remained for a longer visit with the Howards, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vocom were visitors at the Forrest Rinehnrt home In Ukinh Monday. Paul Morey and Erda Pie . per were Pendleton callers on Tuesday to consult a phys ician. Visitors to the Carl Mar quardt home on Sunday were 1 Mr, and Mrs. Jim Bloods worth of Pendleton and Mr, and Mrs. Clay Smith and daughter of Albany. Roberta Johnson, a former teacher in Lexington, visited with the Joe Yocoms on, Monday. She Is moving from Milton Freewater to Hermls ton. Pinner guests of Pat Wright and family were: Mr, and Mrs. Whitmer Wright of Woodbum, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Mounts of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mounts and family of Roardman. Mr. and Mrs, Burke O'Brien and children and Freda Majeske of Hepp ner. Julie Wattenhurger and daughters Snndi. Susie, and Julie. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Maleske and the Wright children, Sandi and Mark. The afternoon was spent In visiting and the younger members of the party en joying the animals of Sandi. baby chicks, rabbits and kittens. Uivelle Nelson ( Pieper has been a patient In Corvallis where she recently underwent a knee replacement. Gene Heliker and several members of his band visited at the Cutsforth Cabin over the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. 0 W. Cutsforth One of the members had the misfortune to fall while cross ing a stream and was taken to Pioneer Memorial Hospital where several Stitches were taken in his chin. The group is playing at the present time at the Holiday Inn in Wilsonville. Ore. Betty Christman and daugh ter Jean and son Caleh, Gladys VanWinkle and grand son Patrick visited over the holidays in Salem. Gladys visited with a daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bradd. It is reported that the mushroom hunting in the mountains is gmtd at the present time. Valda Smith and son Dale were Monday visitors in Lexington. While here they stnpix'd at the Kenneth Jones home. Dale is home from Texas where he is with the Air Force. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gilbert. Toledo. Wash., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buchanan. Mike Kane, who has been visiting his son Patrick, has gone to Saudi. Arabia, where he will be employed. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Balfe of Anchorage, Alaska, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer, and attend ed their son, Scott Bolfe's graduation from lone High School. Other visitors for the grad uation were Mike Palmer and Barbara Haggard and son Gene from Portland. GOOD GOLF Tips On A Low Scoro At A High Age By Jay Hebtrt As a golfer ages, the muscles may become leu upple, the distance-producing backawing ahortena. "-j."- R u n y n , W -t Snead, and Habart w e i ff h t e d club, steel pipe, etc. At age 79, Gene Sarazen walks the beachea of Marco laland daily swinging a 24 ounce club. For aenior golf era, clubi with a little more flexible a abaft are almoat must. Added flexibility gives you more head feel and allows you to bend the ahaft at impact which givea you the desired trajectory. Experi ment with different shafts and find the flex that suiU your awing. Often, a golfer tries to compensate for a loaa in dis tance by awinging harder. Do just the opposite. Step away regroup and think of timing and rhythm. Give it a nice smooth waggle and awing 85 percent effort.