HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, February 14. 1963
Court Proceedings
County Court met In regular
session on Jan. 2, 1963. The min
utes of the Dec. term were read
and approved.
The jury oanel for the year
1963 was drawn and posted in
the Clerk's office.
The County Court recommend
ed replacing the Fair Bldgs. at
Boardman, provided the resi
dents of Boardman provide the
land.
The following appointments
were made: Margaret Troedson,
lone, Hospital Board; Faye Mun
kers, Lexington, Hospital Board;
Paul Slaughter, Irrigon, Budget
Committee; L. D. Tibbies, D. O.,
Physician; Orville Cutsforth,
Lexington, Fair Board; Roy
Lindstrom, lone, Paul Brown,
Heppner, and Clarence Rosewall,
Heppner, County Planning Com
mittee. The Heppner Gazette-Times
was declared the official news
paper of the County.
Union Oil was awarded the
bid for Diesel Fuel Oil; Standard
Oil Co., Gasoline and Lub. Oil.
Paul Slaughter was permitted
to place a culvert acroes County
Road.
The Court allowed $175.00 per
mo. for part time help in the
Tax Collection office, and set
the salary of the Assess. Off.
Clerk at $275.00 per mo.
The Court ruled that all claims
turned in for payment must be
fully itemized.
The County Court is to have a
dog pound erected.
A dance hall license was is
sued to IOOF Lodge at Hardman.
The following warrants were
issued on the General Fund:
Herman W. Winter, DA Off.
Kent, 50.00, Cler. Help
100.00, Inc. 8.35,
Tel. $5.10 $163.45
E. O. Ferguson, Co. Ct.
Mileage 8.48
Milton A. Biegel, Co. Ct.
Mileage 35.0G
C. J. D. Bauman, Civ. Def.
4.60, Jail Exp. 15.50, Sher.
Inc. 25.00
Heppner Auto Sales, Inc.,
Sher. Cut
45.10
.. 19.74
287.83
. 20.56
... 5.25
Xerox Corp., Clk's Inc. ...
Oliver Creswlck, Assess.
Fid. Wk
Standard Off. Equip.
Assess. Inc
Addres.soL'ranh. Mult. Co..
Assess. Inc 3.86
Standard Oil Co., Nurse Car 32.5!)
Parrish Garage, Nurse Car .. 9.00
Union Oil Co., Nurse Car .... 18.36
Shell Oil Co., Nurse Car .... 5.00
Velma R. Glass, Nurse 7.00
R
B. Rands, Off. Rent, ,
Just. Ct., 51 h Dist
City Water Dept., Cthse.
Herman Green, Cthse
Conley Chem. & Sup. Co.,
Cthse
John A. Pfeiffer, Cthse.
Inc
Ella's Grill, Jail Exp
Charles V. Knox. Juv
25.00
, 7.50
.. 3.00
26.65
. 4.09
... 7.90
27.05
Ore. St. Univ. Ex. Serv.,
Co. & Home Dem.
Agents 5,825.00
Col. Basin Elec, Civ. Def. 10.65
Pacific Power & Light,
Cthse 176.31
Union Oil Co., Mus. Fund
91.44, Clhse Fuel 88.65 ...
Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co.,
Cthse Repairs
Heppner Laundry, Jail
Expense
. 180.09
.... 1.05
.... 1.23
... 34.83
... 10.00
.... 2.67
... 13.10
7.58
7.58
... 14.70
9.42
... 10.70
Gazelle-Times, Off. Pub.
31.43, F.merg. 3.40
Ore. Juv. Judges Assn.,
Co. Ct. Inc
Union Oil Co., Slier. Car
II. G. Campbell, Cir. Ct.
Jurors
William Sowel), do
Conley Lanham, do
Ralph Skoubo, do
Kenneth Palmer, do
Al Fetsch, do
l);ivl! linker, do
10.38
Genevieve Cassidy, do 11.38
Sadie Parrish, Cr. Ct.,
Mileage 11.11
Robert Abrams, Cir. Ct.,
Jurors
Mary E. Bryant, Co. Reg.
Sadie Parrish, Co. Clk.,
Elec
Oscar E. Peterson, Co.
Ct. Inc
140.00
. 13.0I1
11.01
83.29
N
. W. Hosp. Serv., Sal.
114.50, DA Misc. 9.50,
Ins. 64.00
Hnnnnpr f:ji7ilfi.Timis.
188.00
Slier. Inc. . 35.75
Sadie Parrish, Co. Clk.,
Clk's Inc
5.00
James Driscoll, P. M.,
Treas. Inc
15.00
Mr. and Mrs.
217 N. Main
Two Registered Pharmacists At Your Service Around The Clock
Nights, Sundays and holidays call 676-9611 or 676-5542
Ernie Winchester. Cthse.
Repairs 84.50
Turner, Van Marter &
Bryant, Bonds 205.69
Charles F. Spisla, Ind.
Rel. Fund 5.00
Mary E. Bryant, Dep 283.09
Elvira Irby, Dep 249.59
Lillian Sweek, Off. Clk 128.69
Lorraine Ball, Off. Clk 155.59
Velma Glass, H. Nurse .... 372.42
Alma Green, Off. Clk 79.53
Darl Hudson, Jan 314.48
Josephine Rands, Off. Clk. 18.62
Margaret Jorgensen, Off.
Clk 60.14
L. D. Tibbies, D. O.
Physician 24.09
Wm. C. Driscoll, Sher.
Comm. Fund 47.57
Charles V. Knox, Juv 134.44
Ross Ortega, Cir. Ct,
Rep 106.01
Betty McDonald, Emerg 57.08
The following warrants were
Issued on the General Roads
Fund:
City Water Dept 4.25
John A. Pfeiffer 14.24
Ford's Tire Serv 8.60
Feenaughty Mach. Co .'. 32.81
Heppner Auto Parts 80.18
Akers Motor Serv 11.00
Pac. Power & Light 19.89
Union Oil Co 207.94
Cole's Elec. Motor Shop .... 99.82
Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwe 2.74
Lexington Imp. Co 19.71
Gene's Chevron St 4.00
Omar Riotmann 5.47
Clyde Equip. Co 38.71
Loggers & Cont. Mach. Co. 73.09
Stone Machinery Co 3170.09
Wes' Richfield 186.72
Davis Eastern Sup. Co 245.83
Tri-Co. Equip. Co 2.07
Fulleton Chev. Co 77.34
Padberg Mach. Co 3.50
Shell Oil Co 760.97
Standard Oil Co 47.00
Sadie Parrish, Co. Clk 5.50
Ind. Air Prod. Co 26.89
N.W. Ind. Laundry Co 3.1::
Sadie Parrish, Co. Clk 15.00
Labor 5427.94
The following warrants were
issued on the Misc. Funds:
West Publishing Co.,
Law Library 4.00
James W. Noreno, DVM,
Dog Fund 7.25
Pioneer Memorial Hosp.,
Hosp. Maint, Fund 6:!9.62
Soil Conservation
Meet Draws Crowd
More than 50 persons attend
ed the annual mect;ng of 111.
Heppner Soil Conservation din
trict at Lexington Grange hal'
Tuesday evening. They heard ),
Brant Blanch, Oregon State Uni
versity agricultural economist
speak on Taxes and Resource
Development. He also said tli;
a bill that had been introduce:
in the legislature to cut persona
property taxes would not mater
ially help the farmer because; o
its 'definition of the word "in
ventory" which would mean thai
much of the farmers' possessions
would still be subject to til
tax.
Raymond French, eha'nnaii
presided at the meeting am.
gave a progress report of tin
year's activities. Kenneth Turn
er gave a machinery report and
told of plans to purchase a ncv
gopher-killing machine. Rnv
niond Lundell gave a financial
report and Ralph Richards, con
servationist, told of waleislu
activities.
A motion picture, "Water for :
Nation," was shown as an en
tertainment feature with Uc
Tabor operating the projector.
Women of I lie Grange served
refreshments at (lie close of tin
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Rill and
children visited relatives in
Elgin over the week-end.
Bob Irby, a graduate of Hep-
per High school last year, is now
enrolled in the Northwestern
School of Commerce, Portland,
where he is taking a junior ac
counting course, lie started his
studies at the business college
January 7, and is living at th
YMCA in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Harshman,
Dayton, Wn visited relatives
here over the week-end.
BEST BARGAIN
Your doctor's prescription is the best
value In the long history of medicine
from the standpoint of the results to
be expected. Count on us to fill every
prescription with precision.
All prescriptions promptly filled
by registered pharmacists.
HUMPHREYS
REXALL DRUG STORE
Rod Murray
Ph. 676-9610
New Knitting Club
Organized for Year
Five girls met to form a. 4-H
knitting club on January 26 at
the museum building. Our lead
er is Mrs. Rachel Harnett. Mar
cia Jones was a visitor. Our offi
cers are Christy Watkins, presi
dent; Karen Blake, vice presi
dent; Barbara Payne, secretary;
Susan Chally, news reporter, and
Pam Hughes, song leader. We
chose for our club name, the
"Purl-divers."
We met again February 1 at
Mrs. Harnett's house, with all
officers present except Pam
Hughes and Barbara Payne. Dues
were discussed and decided that
when we needed money we
would bring it.
Another meeting was planned
for February 14 at Susan Chal
lj 'fa home.
Susan Chally, news reporter
Gwen Randall, Pend 1 e t o n ,
daughter of Mrs. Celestine Ran
dall, is living here and is em
ployed at Pioneer Memorial hos
pital.
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Chamber Lists 1963
Committees for the Heppner
Morrow county Chamber of Com
merce for 1963 were announced
recently by Dr. C. M. Wagner,
president, as follows:
Merchants Randall Peterson,
chairman, Elma Harshman, Jim
Myers, Ed Gonty, Ed Dick, Mi';e
Whitesmith, Clint McQuarrie.
Rodeo, parades Fred Gimbe!,
chairman, Orville Cutsforth, Bert
Huff, Jim Farley, Terry Thomp
son. Elmer Schmidt, Randall Pet
erson. Legislative Bob Abrams,
chairman, Al Lamb, Bob Van
Houte, Herman Winter, Paul
Jones.
Program Harley Young, chair
man, Avon Melby, Jack Bedford,
all members.
Development Oliv e r C r e s
wick, chairman, Oscar Peterson,
Al Lamb, Frank Turner, Frank
Anderson, J. J. Farley, Harry O'
Donnell, Mike Whitesmith, Bob
Van Houte, Dick Wilkinson, Herb
Hynd.
Banquets, pinics HI Hard
Brown , chairman, Ralph
iliilli
There comes a time
when every housewife
really wants an electric dryer
When you're "up to your neck" in family washing.. 'when the weather makes
drying clothes the old-fashioned way a dreary and endless chore that's when
you really want an electric dryer! :,, . , .
A modem electric dryer promises you perfect clothes drying weather, anytime!
Warm and gentle action does up your linens, cottons, silks and synthetics, with
less winkling, less wear and tear. And there's no lifting, lugging, stretching and
pinning for you.
Be kind to yourself. Get a new electric dryer for easy, worry-free washdays. See
the new models at your electric appliance dealer's today. '
Pacific Power & Light
You Live Better. . . Electrically!
Committees
Richards, Nels Anderson, Oscar
Peterson. . ....
Civil Defenses C. J. D. Bau
man, chairman, Rod Murray,
Oliver Creswlck, Dr. L. D.
Tibbies..
Youth activities Gordon Pratf,
chairman, Joe Hay, Nona; Sowel 1,
Rev. Ken Robinson. '
Boy Scouts Robert Abrams,
chairman.
Awards, recognitiori-i-Dr. L. D.
Tibbies, chairman, Dr. Wallace
Wolff, Dr. C. M. Wagner, Dr.
Archie McMurdo.
Street decorations- Harley
Young, chairman, Fred Gimbel.
Wildlife, natural resources
Dr. L. D. Tibbies, Chairman, Glen
Ward, Marcel Jones, U. S. Forest
Service representative.
Publicity Wes Sherman,
chairman.
Membership Barney: Malcom,
chairman, Pete McMurtry, Bert
Huff, Wes Sherman.,
Hole-in-One Contest Mike
Whitesmith, chairman, Lowell
Gribble,' Clint McQuarrie.
Christmas Lighti n g Avon
Melby, chairman.
Thomson Attends
Assessors1 Meet
Rod Thomson, Morrow county
assessor, was in Canyon City on
February- 6. attending the .meet;
ing of the Eastern Oregon 'As
sessors' association. Eleven coun
ties were represented at the day's
session. ' "
! One ofvlhe acitions.of principal
interest was the.:reduction'of assessment-
on beef cattle from
$160 per head to $150 per head,
he said.
Mrs. 'Raymond Pettyjohn, and
daughter, Betty, Arlington, were
here Saturday to do some shop
ping and visit relatives.
Besides Wagner, officers of the
chamber include Al Lamb, first
vice 'president; Oliver Creswick,
second yice president; Wes Sher
man, secretary; and Bert Huff,,
treasurer.
Directors (terms expire Dec.
31, 1964J are: Dr. Wagner, Lamb,
Creswlck, Randall Peterson, Mal
com. Directors (terms expjre Dec.
31, 1963) are: Gonty, O'Domferi.
Gene tPierce, Myers, Pratt and
GimbelM
TO! I. I'll
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Company
Knitting Club Plans
Variety of Projects
The . February meeting of the
Sit and Nit 4-H club was held
at :the-.conferencg. room February
5. All 14 members were present.
We discussed our visit to the
Gazette-Times office in Decem
ber, ! and; several,, -girls gave re
ports on different machines of
interest. Kw:'' ..."
Under new business we talk
ed of.iouir.-Com.munity Service
project. We set February 9 at
2:30 to present an afghan to the
hospital. "The- girls also made
Valentine favors for people in
the nursing home. Sandra re
Dorted On needles, showing sev
eral different types and sizes.
The president named Sandra,
Susan and Charlaine on the IFYE
committee. Health and safety
comrrilftee will-make posters for
National 4-H club week.- We
sang "Happy Birthday"' to Sue
Griffith.
The next meeting will be at
rars.- Cook's, hofijie on February
26.
Sue Griffith, reporter