nttrnzM CAxrrrr times. Thursday. rbruary ii. mi
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Funeral Services Held
For Laura Taylor, 72
NATIONAL BOY SCOUT Wk was observed la tha nation's capitol
during tbm wk of Frbrunrf 7.13. Congressman Al UUmaa
(D-Orc) is shown abov rtcviTtn? th Scout mblem from Lion
Scout Bobbio Johnson of nearby College Park. Maryland. Tho
Congressman woro the emblem throughout the week. The Boy
Scouts of America was chartered by Congress in 1916. and la
the ensuing years, mort than 36 million Americans hare
boon members. Prior to bis election to Congress. UUmaa
erred as a leader la the Blue Mountain Council la Eastern
Oregon.
By MAIT LEE MARLOW
Weld ovrt from Ut wrvkl
UOA I: DM AN Funeral iur
lV Mti lirl.l TurmUy fof
laura tYaline Tailor. 7J. who
died February 5 at the Com!
Shepherd hospital In llermls.
ton after an tllnesa tf several
cus, Mrs. T.Ur was born
February 9. la in Wentworth.
Mo, the daughter vt Barney and
Km ma Spillman. She was mar
rled ttt Algernon F. Talor No
vember 21. li'-'H. and thev cam
to Oregon In January. H3l and
lisl at Klnua until when
thv r.i me to Boardman whore
thev have lived since, j
Survivors besides the widower
at home are sons William tJoen
of Klamath Falls; Hersohel (loen
of IVrtland; Uavld K. NUk
Taylor of Portland: and Robert
Talor of Boardman; daughter
Mrs. Leonard lKrai Bock of
Seatttle. Wn, and Mrs. Maryi
lavld of Salem: three sister.
i.uiitni.1 lavioror .MicniKan, ana
two In Missouri: also 23 grand
children and 19 great-grand
children.
Services were held at the
Boartlman Community church
with Rev. Herman R. Burn of
ricUtini:. Burial was In Hoard
man Riven' lew cemetery. Burns
Mortuarv of Hermiston was In
charce.
Itettal Aceiu-y the follow init
sivclal budt-ei comntlltee was
tHlntfit; Flri'iu R.Mtt, MaIh-I
1'iHk. V, J. Baker. larol,t l.a
1 v, Fmrrtt M Kenrie. Pnn
to laltoo, Ze Billings and Ron
Pit nir Is. Alternates are Veil
Mathew4n. liene Hiigel and
FloiM.le Coats.
Attack Taes Bud Chaffee
Word was received here last
week f the death of Arthur
tBudl Chaffee. S7. In BrtMtow.
Calif, on January 2& IVath was
cauMHl bv a heart attack while
on a hunting trip. He was a
former resident here, leaxinc
here about twelve years ago.
Survivors Include three brothers.
Nate of L'ugene. John of IVndle
ton, and Alan of Arizona; and
three sinters. Father James of
Kunene, Marv Fegles of Fort land
and Helen Kennedy of Arli'na.
Funeral senlivs vvere held In
BarMow.
County Court Proceedings S
NOTICE
The County Court has issued an order
that all dogs in Morrow county must be
licensed. UNTIL MARCH 1, the fees will
be
.$1-Males
$1 -Spayed Females
$2-Females
AFTER MARCH 1, the fees will be:
$2-Males
$2-S payed Females
$4-Females
Unlicensed dogs will be subject to im
poundment. Licenses are obtainable at
County Clerk's office.
Fee for impounded dogs is $1 a day for
5 days. AFTER FIVE DAYS, UNCLAIMED
DOGS WILL BE DESTROYED.
C J. D.
Sheriff
Bauman
i Engineers Present Contract
I For City Hall Construction
At the postixmed meeting of
the Boardman City Council last
Thursday night Pcwev West was
authorized to execute the con
tract with Cornell. How land.
Haves and Merryneia. engineer
ing firm, for the design of tho
new city hall and park. It Is
hoped it will be completed by
! March 15. and advertise! tor
jbids bv April 13. The bids will
; be opened May 15. and construe
I It'll iv Plan h u . u i . - .
should be completed within 120
days.
In other action the council
passed a resolution for West to
make formal application to pur
chase the Bureau of Land Man
agement land which will be
used for the west residential
area In the new Boardman town
site. Reappointments to the city
planning commission are as fol
lows: Vernon Russell, Evelyn
Black. Harold Baker, all for four
terms. Yvallv Hendrix was ap
pointed as park and buildings
supenisor. Other reappoint
ments included: Vernon Russell,
police: Seth Russell, irrigation:
Joe Tatone. sanitation; Zearl
Gillespie, water and fire depart
ment; Ed Kuhn, streets.
Dave Potter, county senooi
superintendent, Howard Cleve
land and Ralph Skoubo were
present to present the school re
location schedule report as fol
lows: April 15. 15. the pre
liminary plan will be ready lor
discussion and revision: May
5. the completion of the pre-
iminary design; July 15. the de
sign memo win go 10 asmnn-
ton. D. C. for approval; warcn
1966, the Corps of engineers-
final approval will be made;
September 1, 19G6 is the final
date to begin construction; bep-
tember 1, 1967 the school win
be ready for use.
At a meeting of the Urban Ke-
About 40 persons attended the
miscellaneous shower given last
Thursday night at the Cringe
ball for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
kimcv and family, who lM all
their belongings In a fire that
destroyed their trailer home Just
before Christmas,
before Christmas. Many gifts
were also sent bv those unable
to attend. The affair was spon
sored bv the Home Economics
club of Greenfield Grange. Com.
mtttee In charve was Mrs. Leon
ard Betiord. Mm. Guy Ferguson.
Mrs. W. G. Scehafcr. Mrs. Karl
Briggs. Mrs. Glen Carpenter. Mrs.
Horence Root and Mrs. Arthur
Allen. i
AHintments:
Clarence K.ikCMatl to llosplt
Hoard, !V rar Ifin.
I'aul Ilisler to Fair Board,
year term.
Marlon Green, to Budget Cum
milium, ,t year term.
I- 0. Tibbies, II. o.. County
i nvMcian, j year term.
!..trl Soward. Justice of IVaoe,
io wcuare Hoard.
Faul Jones, County Judge, to
tuuaiuatlon hoard
IUrl Ahem, to Fark !Urd.
Order:
lleppner GaretleHmea de
clared Offlct.il County News
paper for llfciA.
Airres-ment:
U. S. of America. West Kten
ion Irrigation l)lt . A M.r
row County, concerning nad
crxMsing.
Or.ler:
In the matter f a Sm-clal Road
Tax Levy Election. Feb. 21.
l!?V
nlgn.il: MS. '65.
Order:
Accepting contract with t. S.
U. S. Army Corps of En
gineTS, Order:
Refund of overpayment of In
terest by the Bank of East
ern Oregon,
signed: 16, 65.
int louowiaq warrants were
drawn oa the General rundt
The Ladies Aid Society of
Community church held an all
day work meeting at the church
Wednesday of last week Two.
quilts were tied.
Mrs. Herman R. Bunr was In
charge of the devotional hour.
presenting excerpts from the
article. "The General next to
we!, from the Readc
A sack lunch was held at
noon. Mrs. Rollin Bishop was
hostess.
Roy Ball has returned home
from a month's visit with rel
atives. He visited his son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Ball In Taft. his brother-in-law.
Joe Long at Eugene; Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Eden at Snrlne-
field: his sister. Mrs. Fearl L'r
lacher at Tacoma. Wn.; his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Ball at Yakima,
Wn.; and on his return here
went to Heppner to visit a week
at the homes of his brothers.
Lewis and Archie Ball-
Mayor Dewey West, Zearl Gil
lespie. chairman of the Urban
Renewal Agency, and Vernon
Russell, president of the city
Planning commission, were In
Salem one day last week on
business at the state Capitol.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Shattuck
and son Martin were In Top
penish, Wn., last Wednesday to
attend funeral services for Mrs.
Lewis Shattuck. 72. a cousin of
Shattuck's. Death was caused by
a heart attack. She was sur- j
vlved bv a son and a daughter.
Mrs. Vane Burt of Rainier vis
ited the past week at the home
h. O. rerguson. Comm.
Exn
Walter H Haves, do .
Herman Winter. D. A.. Off
Rent 65 OH. Cler. Help
112..rx. Sup. 23 35.
Tel. 22.82
Chamber of Commerce,
i n. v l. r:xp. .
Fulleton Che v. Co., Sher.
Car Exp
Phillip Goodall. do ...
Shell Oil Co. do
Richfield Oil Corp., do
Texaco. Inc.. do ..
Standard Oil Co., do .....
C. J. I. Bauman, Sher.
.TJ75. Jail Exp. 1.50.
Merit. Ill 3.u
Humphreys Drug Co,
Khir Kim
n'Kt- Heppner Gazette Tltnes.
Tax Coll
Blue Mountain Comm..
Sher. Comm. Fd
Kllham Sty St Print. Co,
Clk's Sup ;
Dunham Print. Co. Clk's
Sup. 62 20. Clr. .
Sun. 27.35
Roberts & Son, Inc.,
Treas. Sup
Roderick S. Thomson.
Assess. Fid Wk 87.09
State Tax Comm., Farm
I-i nd Reappraisal 3.0) ).
St. Appraiser 9.632 .... 1263200
Standard Oil Co.,
Nurse's Car 518
Union Oil Co.. do 2.03
Ford's Tire Serv.. do 2.00
Oregon Nurses Assoc.,
Nurse 35.50
Dooly & Co., do 10.40
Phil's Pharmacy, do 1.65
Edna Chally. do 2.00
Ernest Jorgonsen. Just.
Ct., 5th. Rent 25(10,
Sup. 5.00. Tel. 35.72 65.72
Pacific N. W. Bell.
Cur. Exp 111.90 1
N. W. Ind. Laundry. Cthse. .. 4.40
Herman Green, do 300
Col. Basin Elcc Co op.,
Cthse. 106.55, Surp.
Fds. 1.56, Sher. Comm.
Fd. 19.45
I t.,.i t't i-ii. a....
.-. 1., PUI
9 Off. pub. 2-J70 ... , 3-JU3
Farley Motor Co,
civ. ivr . ,. nv)
Oreg Si I'niv. FM.
Set v., t. Agents .... N'65tij
Rev. Kenneth Robinson,
Juv , 27.76
G. K. Nik andcr. Surp.
Fit. Exp. . 15 00
t'nlon Oil Co. Shir.
Car Exp 55J
Portland Stamp & Meal Co.,
Clk's I nc ,. 1 20
Humphrevs Druir Co.. do .1H
Thermo Fax Sales, Assess.
Sup 4500
Oregon St. Tax Comm.
do ..... ... 41 lit
Pr L I Tibbies, phva.
Travel Km 45 IS
w. Intl. Laundry.
Oh ne. . .... 4 40
Standard OH Co. Cthse.
Fuel JH)40, Museum
Fd 77J.2 . irjtnj
IHnai, ti Clark. Sher.
Jail Exp. fJiii
Rev. Kenneth Robinson.
Juv. Fvp 2lit
Turner. Van Martrr
Hi vs lit. Bonds 412.10
Marv E. Bryant, Co. Reg. . .. 12 50
Pacific N. W. Bell.
Cur. Exp. 104 45
M.rv Brvant. Den.
276 51. Co. Ct. 1111
Elvira Irby, iVp.
Kuhn's Garage ..... ... 21
I'uulpiiipnl Co 1214 "1
beiv. More . .... HlJ
St . M 10
h Cu, JitUI
l II Jonra .S.iri .. , 2m
Heppner Auto parts 211 IN
I 4-siik'loit Imp. Co . .. .. 24 4"k
Fulleton t bev. Co. TK.'sl
Klnrua O'tp , 6Misi
t in m l I Green Ferd . ..1140
ivttt (ohn's Farm A
Hldta. .Sun. ..... 3W
Gllltam ft Hisbre Hdwe. ... 4 20
It 4. Mierrr . 51 Wl
llumplirrvs Drug 71
I'acitie N W. lu ll 15. HI
N. W. Ind laundry 4 74
Columbia Husin Flee. 5n4'
City Water m-pt. . . . ..... 4 25
John A PfclMer 10 4 J
Stone Mschlnerv Co. . .. 1Z17H
ln.tiK.trUI Air Products ttui
Shell OH Co. 31 Is)
Standard Oil 0 2H71
Norilmet Ind laundry ...... 56t
Pacific N. V. Bell 10 0
Ubor 2X1KJ
lioadmasler . l 41
S-t Sal .. 4V9f
The followlmi warrant was
Uaued on the Muc. Fundi
Herman Winter, Alcohol
Enforcement 61 50
30!)R
2S1.61
M 01
tM 14 1 htuin t.MHiaii. Simh ih-p. 7 ui
Lillian Sweek. Off. Clk.
225 67
. 37 50
23 53
122.0K
15S.J
.. 9 01
.. 9K7
. 37.60
4125
. 7.17
25.00
20.50
. 3 SO
89 55
. 5.71
Uirralne Ball, Off. Clk.
Emia t hallv, Nurse . .
Ainu Green, Off. Clk.
Darl llud-m. Jan
Margaret JorgeriM-n.
Off. Clk
L. 1). Tibbies. Physician
Kenneth Robinson. Juv.
Billle Alsup, Jr., Juv. . ..
W. C. Drlscoll, Sher.
Comm. Fd.
Nancy B. Dixon. Surp.
Fds
Maurice Bvrd. Clr. Ct.
Rep 110 53
The following warrants were
issued on the Gen. Roads Fundi
Hrl' Tire Serv.
Union Oil Co.
Cole's Electric Mtr.
Shop
21232
231.12
92 23
322 81
851
24 09
71 66
7166
47.57
3123
4 02
11313
177.70
Water Disinfectant
ruis Need as Sanltiser
Will a ilothes drvcr kill bac
teria left In sheets and mattress
Pads? It helps, but bacteria are
in the fabric and the articles
In the dryer do not all reach
the same temiierature at the
s.wne time. Also, articles are
sometimes removed U-fore they
are reallv dry to avoid wrlnk
ling or shrinkage.
The bet way to sanitize
clothes, whether necessary lie
cause of flood or Illness, Is to
use a disinfectant such as chlor
ine bleach In the wash water.
lv not use this for wool, silk,
spandex. and some resin fin
ished fabrics
: fit., iiToin. r...
of her brother-in-law and sister, john A. Pfelffer, do .....'.......'.".'.
Mr and Airs. Harold Rash. curt st. Mkt.t do
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen re- nw . nn a n,i-
STUB
Ballot No.
To be Torn off by Member of Election Board
SPECIAL OFFICIAL ELECTION BALLOT
FOR
PRECINCT
Morrow County, Oregon, At A Special Election
To Be Held On Wednesday,
The 24th Day of February, 1965
MARK A CROSS (X) OR CHECK MARK ( ) IN THE VOTING SQUARE AFTER
THE WORD "YES" OR AFTER THE WORD "NO."
REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE OF MORROW COUNTY BY THE MORROW COUNTY
COURT.
l.A MEASURE AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY COURT TO LEVY AND COLLECT
TAXES IN THE AMOUNT OF $125,000 ANNUALLY WHICH SHALL BE OUTSIDE
THE LIMITATIONS IMPOSED BY ARTICLE XI, SECTION II, OF THE CONSTITU
TION OF THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR STARTING JULY 1,
1965 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 1966, AND EACH YEAR THEREAFTER FOR A
TOTAL PERIOD OF THREE (3) SUCCESSIVE YEARS, SAID FUNDS TO BE USED
TO CONSTRUCT, IMPROVE, MAINTAIN, REPLACE AND REPAIR COUNTY
ROADS. PURPOSE: To authorize the County Court of Morrow County, State of
Oregon, to levy and collect taxes in the amount of $125,000 annually, which shall
be outside the limitation imposed by Article XI, Section H, of the Constitution
of the State of Oregon, on all taxable property In the County of Morrow, State
of Oregon, for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1965 and ending June 30, 1966, and
each year thereafter for a total of three (3) successive years to more adequately
provide funds with which the County of Morrow can construct, improve, main
tain, repair and replace County Roads.
I VOTE FOR THE PROPOSED TAX LEVY
YES
I VOTE AGAINST THE PROPOSED TAX LEVY NO
to the Provisions
Published Pursuant
of ORS 250.121
SADIE PARRISH, County Clerk
Morrow County, Oregon
127.56
.. 7.50
.. 3 45
.. 1.30
n m
turned home Sunday from a MeCabe's Cafe, Jail Exp. .... 20
nrce week s trip which took them pheasant Cafe do 1 00
to Florida, Nassau and Mexico. !
In Miami, Fla., Allan attended Hazel Bauman, do ..' 12.50
the 23rd annual meeting of the Roy Johnson, Umatilla Co.
National Rural Electric Cooper- sher do 525 00
atiye Association as a represen-; Heppner GazeTte-tirnes'i
tative from the Umatilla Electric
Cooperative Association. He and
Mrs. Allen then went to Nassau i
nrA rt nr..un ir..l Mnj irAH n
CUI..I 1J IVll-ltMa, ,tiTAitl, aiiu 1V11TA-
Ico City. On their return trip
tney stopped in Long Beach,
Calif, to visit Allen's uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kelly.
John Kelly of Bristow, Nebr.,
and his sister, Mary Nott of
Portland visited several days
nere over the week-end at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard
Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Allen. Mrs. Baker and Allen are
niece and nephew of the vis
itors. Monday the Allen's took
them to Granger, Wn. to visit
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Allen.
A total of $98.18 was turned
in here for the March of Dimes,
announces Mrs. Claud Coats,
chairman of the drive. Of this
amount, $29.18 was turned in
by Boardman Grade school.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marlow
went to Pendleton Sunday to
be dinner guests at the home
of Marlow's nephew, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Thurman.
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