Lexington Folk
Observe Holiday
County Court Proceedings
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County Cxirt met In regular
ion cm November 4. The
minute of the ttrUu tcftn
were read a ml approved.
Il was ordered that th Irri-
con ruii.n.ur.av I-ik ana J-v
reatton District be proclaimed at
itrlns established.
A resolution was passed auth
orliing the acceptance of run
tract with the- U. S. l Ameru-
relocating and altering public
n.ta n-o-ik!l! stl-it hv construe
tion of the John Day Lock and
Dam.
The rvidenation of OniHe
Cutfcforth from the lair Board
Wll accepted.
Tha loilowtna waneali swt
liud ess tb Caaaral Iundi
Walter II. IUc. Comm.
Mileage . ... $12 C6
Merman W. Winter. DA
Rent fvMKV HflD 112l
Tel. 2130. Sup. 16.70 .. ... 21550
rub. Km p. Kct. Bit .
Sal. 195.72, Soc. See.
195.72
First Nat l Bank. Sal
St. Ind Arc Id. Comm, do
State Tax Comm., do
N. W. Hosp. Serv.. Sal.
PC.90. DA Misc. 11 45,
Ins. 4S00
Safeco Life Ina. Co..
Sal. 21 IK. In. 7.42 29 41
Heppner Gazette-Times,
Sher. Sup. 14.50. Klect,
77 00. Off. Pub. 41.85.
Watermaster 24 64 157.99
Humphreys Drug Co..
Sher. Sup. 6.46, Assess.
Sup, 5 67
Phillip A. Goodal!. Sher.
Sup. 6.46. Car Exp.
98 G4
Phil's Pharmacy. Slier.
Sup. 1.54. Jail Exp. 25c .
Richfield Oil Corp, Sher.
Car Exp .
Shell Oil Co.. do ...
Standard Oil Co.. do -. .
Texaco. Inc.. do
Standard Off. Equip..
Tax ColL 433, Assess.
Sup. 4.10, Nurse Sup.
1150
Roderick Thomson. Assess.
Fid. Wk. -
Ernest Jorgensen. Just.
Ct.. 5th, Rent. 25 00.
Tel 49.12. Sup. 5.75
Edna Chally. R. N,
Nurse Sup. ..
Edna Chally. Nurse
Petty Cash)
Shell Oil Co.. Nurse . -
Car Exp. ' -,3.40
Standard Oil Co.. do 10.83
Dr. L. D. Tibbies. Med.
Inv. 25.00. Jail Exp. 5.00 .. 30.00
Herman Green. Cthse. ........ 3.00
John A. Pfeiffer. do ..'..... 1.15
CoL Basin Eiec.. Cthse. .
119.57, Surp. Fds. 10.14.
Comm. Fd.. 18.50 1431
Rev. Kenneth Robinson,
Juv. 44.24
Elections 796JS4
Tum-A-Lum Lbr, Emergency
Water Line! 1155
Gilliam & Bisbee Hdw.. do .. 1753
Davis Eastern Sup.
Co.. do 2.90
Waterworks Sup. Co.. do 8.19
City Water Dept. Cthse 750
Economy Mkt & Lockers,
Ind. Fund 26.30
Heppner Gazette-Times, '
Assess. Sup 98.90
Anderson's Bldrs. Sup,
Cthse. 100
N. W. Ind. Laundry, do 6.60
T DCLFHA JONES
tllrld over from Ut ek)
. 12.13
105.71
... 1.79
16 35
. 2GJW
. 21 .68
. 11.68
19.93
63 60
79.S7
. 3 45
2750
Industrial Air !Yvl. Co- . ft 71
Hank i iVnlial IHrton 1 4 tM 2V
U'miw Snvder 4ui
James lmll, P.M. 4.'H
Mrii vhi io, mu.iliv hospital in lYndletonJ
l.ni-T ... . . . . V ' ; i
M-t Salaries .., l.Vt-'SU
trXINCTON A. F. MaJ-ke.
Mho had tt a patient in lorn-
Kttadmater . - 4M6
Tha loUowla warrant wr
Issued om tha Mlac ruodsi
BendrrMos, Inc, Law
Library . 1950
Wni Publikhinjf Co., Law
library . 6100
Kinzua PTA Holds
Hootenanny to Aid
Scholarship Fund
Br VIRGINIA
KINZUA The
KELSO
Hootenanny
held Saturday evening at the
Kinzua Grade school gym was
very well attended. vlat.n
More an f Condon nerve! at
Master of Ceremonies for the af
fair which provided those at.
tending with an enjoyable evening.
Drawing of the names of the
luckv winners of the five clock
provided much interest. Ray
Barnes won the sunburst clock.
Mis. Ralph Elliott the cuckoo
clock. Mrs. Ron Huck won the
Wink-awake alarm. Mrs. Mark
Jelltck the kitchen clock, and
Wallace Southard the Travel
arm.
Proceeds of the clock raffle go
towards the ITA scholarship
fund.
and Mrs. C. C. Jones and !
... 168.00
3.75
15.00
.1350
73.79
65.97
Donald E. Clark, Sher.,
Jail Exd.
Moore & Ripley Drug.
Inc. do
Hazel C. Bauman. do
G. E. Nikander, Surp.
Fds. Exp.
Dept. of Fin. & Admin, do ..
Pendleton-Heppner Frt,
SUndard Oil Co., Museum
Fund
Pub. EmD. Ret Bd..
Soc. Sec. Qrtly. Exp 13.33
James Driscoll. P. M.. Clk'g
Inc 4257
Kilham Stv. & Print
Co.. Tax ColL 92.16
Greenfield Grange
No. 579. Elect 10.00
St. Ind. Accid. Comm.,
Ins 750
Consolidated Sup. Co.,
Emerg 94.30
Mary Ev Bryant, Dep.
276.53, Co. Ct
33.33 309.86
Elvira Irby. Dep 281.63
Lillian Sweek. Off. Clk. .. 266.82
Phillip Goodall, Spec. Dep. 71.68
Edna Chally, H. Nurse 231.14
Alma Green, Off- Clk. 92.25
D. E. Hudsoiu Jan 322.86
Margaret Jorgensen, Off.
dk. 85.20
L. D. Tibbies, Phys. .... 24.09
Kenneth Robinson, Juv. .... 143.96
W. C Driscoll, Sher.
Comm. Fd. 4759
Nancy B. Dixon, Surp.
Fds. Cler. Help ... 31.25
Maurice Byrd, Ct. Rep 115.60
Lorraine Ball. Off. Clk. .. 173.85
The following warrants were
issued on the General Roads
Fund:
First Nat'l Bank 642.00
St. Tax Comm : 178.70
Pub. Emp. Ret Bd 489.46
St. Ind. Accid. Comm 476.04
N. W. Hosp. Serv 141.85
Safeco Life Ins 48.44
Gilliam & Bisbee Hdwe 250
Davis Eastern Sup. Co 60.93
Heppner Auto Sales, Inc 13.20
Senter Tool Serv 131.88
Ford's Tire Serv 13.35
Clyde Equip. Co. .... 5480.18
D. H. Jones & Son 20.00
Pad berg Mach. Co. 486.13
Heppner Auto Parts 30.25
Goodyear Serv. Stores 18.02
Pettyjohn's Farm &
Bldrs. Sup 175.95
Columbia Basin Elec.
Co-op 32.44
John A Pfeiffer 1.65
L. E. Dick 40.15
Umatilla ready-Mix
Concrete Co. 133.00
City Water Dept 4.40
Stone Machinery Co 2456.55
Oregon Motor Service 6.00
Lexington Oil Co-op 550
Fulleton Chev. Co. 55.74
Standard Oil Co. 105.90
Union Oil Co. 181.81
N. W.
Rev. Fermer Plank was In
Pottland Saturday to attend a
mteting of the Civil Air Patrol.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger llollomon
spent last week-end in Hermls
ton visiting with Mr. and Mts.
Bruce Hollomoii and daughters.
Irn The Dalles last Thursday
on business were Mrs. Robert
Kelso, Miss Sharon Kelso, Mrs.
Ed Wham and daughter Vlckl,
and Mrs. Ernie Wall.
Mr. and Mrs. David Sitton wer
in Portland over the week end
to do some shopping.
Jack Sitton and Paul Rector of
Fossil spent Monday at Walla
Walla, Wash., where Jack had
medical attention.
Mrs. W. C Freeman and son
John went to Portland last Mon
day to have medical care for
John.
Mr. and Mrs- Wayland Hyatt
were business visitors to Hep
pnei Wednesday. .
Mi. and Mrs. A. B. Coleman
went to Portland Sunday for a
couple of days on business.
Going to Portland during the
week-end on business were Mr.
and Mrs. James Walker. -
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Pindle mov
ed to Heppner last Friday where
they will make their home.
The Doubledeck pinochle club
was entertained last Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Kathryn
Flack as hostess. High for the
evening was won by Marilyn
Bailey, low by Margaret McCon
nell, and floating by Virginia
Kelso and Helen Wright Others
playing were Margie Ball, Ada
275Schell, Virginia Sitton, VI Slink-
ard, Lily May Nistad, MarJ Bor
wg. ana Marge Asner.
Mrs. Omar Stubblefield is re
cuperating at the home of her
mother in LaGrande following
surgery performed last week.
Stanley Cox, son of Mr. and
Mrs Archie R. Cox, has been ac
cepted into the U. S. Navy and
is having his boot training at
San Diego, California.
Mrs. Joline Guinn entertained
the members of her bridge club
last Wednesday afternoon. Hign
was won by Meridel wnam witn
second high going to Grace
Coleman. Others taking part
were Zella Prindle, Mary Miller,
Babe Reed, Dru Huck, and Mari-3
Wall.
was able to return t, his home
in IjeUnsum NovemU-r .X to.
t, with lus family Cor Thanks-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mounts and
son Ste. of Maupin wrre u-x-lnnton
callers orr Thankgiv.
Ing at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. t. Majr.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonro. Hender
son ami son Larry and daushter
lU-ttv were Thanknguinn iitofsj
in La Grande at the t.rant nerv
deron rume.
Mr
son Kenneth spent the Thanks-
civlne hoi I J in Portland at
the William N. J.ws home.
ivnald Van Winkle of Port.
lard and Linda Van Winkle who
attends the l niverity of Oregon.
:tited their parents, the William
J. Van Winkles, over the noli
davs. ,
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Van
Winkle and children, and Mr.
and Mrs. Johnnie Edwards and
children spent Thanksgiving dav
at the home of the parents of
Mrs. Van Winkle and Mrs. Ed
wards. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Low
rev at Mt. Vernon.
Beverly Davidson who attends
Portland State and Bobby David
son who teaches in Warrenton.
spent the holidays with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Davidson.
Mrs. Al Fetsch Is employed at
the Humphrey Drug More In
Heppner during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. FJdon Padbcrg ,
and children had as dinner
guests on Thanksgiving. Mr. and
Mrs. Orts Padberg and Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Padberg and child
ren and their son Lee. who was
home from Junior college in
Boise. Idaho.
Hank Pointer and Louise
Pointer, children of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Pointer, spent the week end
with their parents from Portland
where they both attend Portland
State.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Hender
son and daughter uetiy speni
the week-end In Hood River with
their son Larry Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Groshens and
three sons were visitors at the
Dewey Irvin home in Rufus on
Thanksgiving. Vicky Irvin of
Arlington returned home with
them where she visited until
Sunday when Mr. Groshens took
her home.
Mrs. Florence McMillan spent
several days last week at the
home of her son ir-Iaw and j
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cool
and family in Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. George Hermann
and children were visitors at the
Gene Cutsforth mountain home
on Thanksgiving.
Visitors over the holidays at
the O. W. Cutsforth mountain
home were Mr. and Mrs. Dick De
Braal and children of Klamath
Falls. Mrs. Mae DeBraal of New
York. Dick Hamrick and Armin
Wihlon of Redmond. Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Head and children and
Mr. Head's father of The Dalles,
Jay Lehan of Hood River. Stuart
Dick of Heppner. Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Boyer and children and E.
E. Peck of Lexington and in the
evening Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cuts
forth and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Breeding of
Grants Pass and Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Breedin-e of Stanfield visit
ed in Lexington on Friday and
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vic
Groshens and sons. Mrs. Gro
shens is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Breeding.
Hardman News
Bt ALTA STEVENS
HARDMAN Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Leathers of Heppner and
Gerald Booher of Boise, Idaho,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mc-
Daniel last Wednesday after
noon. Mr. uooner is a Drotner
of Mrs. McDaniel. He had been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Maud
Robison) in Heppner.
Mr. and Mrs. Vester Hams and
daughter Cheryl, of lone and
grandson Jeff Hams of Pendle
ton visited with Mx. Hams' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hams
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stevens and
Jojean were guests at the Darold
Hams home Sunday evening.
H. C. Lesley and Mrs. Char
lotte Walker were business vis
itors in Heppner on Monday.
Leo Flowers of Monument vis
ited in Hardman Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ray Wright and Mrs. Tom
Crewdson called at the home of
Mrs. Cecil McDaniel last Thurs
day afternoon) to look over the
new trailer house. Mrs. Charlotte
Walker and Mrs. L. H. Robinson
were also callers the same after
noon .
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Robinson
left Friday for Ashland to spend
.several months consulting a doc
tor. Cecil McDaniel left last Wed
nesday for Ashland to see his
doctor He returned home Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lesley
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ike Shank at Mt Vernon
during the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDaniel
were business visitors in Pendle
ton Friday where Mr. McDaniel
Ind. Laundry 9.12 had a checkup with his doctor.
Cooking Club Elects,
Starts Busy 4-H Year
At the second meeting of the
Butterfingers 4-H cooking club,
we elected officers. They are
Lindy Leonnig, president: Kathy
Ayexs, vice president; Debbie
McLeod, secretary, Shelley Wolff,
reporter, and Linda Clough,
party planner. We talked about
what to make for roll call and
decided on making a Thanks
giving place mat
At our third meeting we made
soups. These were clam chowder,
corn chowder, potato and hard
boiled eggs, potato and frank
furters. We decided to make
Christmas place cards for our
next meeting.
Shelley Wolff, reporter
Busy Beavers Meet
The Busy Beavers 4-H club
met at Karen Crowell's home on
Monday, December 7. Mrs. Ralph
Crum is our leader. Debra Win
kelman Is president, Karen
Crowell is vice president and
news reporter, Kathy Crum is
secretary and Tanya Tucker is
game leader. We worked on our
slippers, Our next meeting will
be at Kathy Crum's home Mon
day, December 14. We are going
to work on our Christmas gifts.
Karen Crowell, reporter
Sewing Club Works
On Dress Projects
On November 21 the Rural
ette 4-H club held an all day
meeting at the lone school cafe
torium. We worked on our dress
es, getting as far as sewing on
facings. Then we held a short
business meeting. Refreshments
were served by Darlene Warren.
At the December 3 meeting,
the ones who had not finished
completed their dresses after
school. Those who had finished
practiced singing carols for our
Christmas meeting December 12.
Christine McCabe, reporter
Money receipt books In dupD
cate and triplicate are on sale at
the Gazette-Times.
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Residents in Heppner and Morrow County
will be contacted to explain
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