HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES. Thunkday. January 83, IMS
Morrow County Court Proceedings
Bid: Fullcton Chevrolet Co.
Kiven bid tor new pickup.
Order: County to Pnv Soil
Conservation Services $I,00O.t)O
to assLst In completion of Soil
Test In Township 2, 3, 4. k 5 N.
Mercury Unlit was Installed In
the back pinking lot by ItKA.
WammU Uiued on th Cen
tral Fund:
Jack Vun Winkle.
Co. Court Expense 52.08
Walter II. Hayes.
Co. Court Expense .. 114.32
Paul W. Jonen.
Co. Court Expense 88.15
First Nat. Bank or
OreRon. Salaries 1001.50
Pacific Mutual Life Ins.
Co.. Salaries 1G9.08
Or. State Tax
Comm. Salaries 2G2.40
StatP Com p. Dept. Sal.
12.96, Ins. 66.25 - 79.21
Mental Health
Assoc. Dues 3.00
Edna Challv. R. N..
40.81
riniide Hnsrhkiv SurDlui
rtxxU Olllee Rent 50.00
DihiIv L Co.. Ore. Ltd. Co.
Health Nurse Inn 11.33
Inland Empire Water
ways Association 250.00
Election Division. See. of
Slate. Elections 1.26
Turner. Van Marter &
Brvant, Insurance T2.00
3M Business Prod. Sales.
Machine Mtse 4.43
Jovce Ritch.
Assess. Conv 80.13
James Drlscoll. Post-
master. Postage 100.00
Ore. State Coinp. Dept..
Sal 1130. Ins. 70.01 81.31
Pacific Mutual Life
Ins. Salary 144.71
Ore. State Tax
Comm. Salary 273.70
Pub. Employees
Retirement, Sal. 312.92.
S. S. 342.82 685.84
Standard Life Ins. Co..
Sal. 29.61. Ins. 11.62 .... 41.23
First National
Bank. Salaries 1036.90
Standard OifiVV'Eqtip.' I B," oi Oreaon,
i'UI- kMH. ... fl.
Lowell Cribble, Justice
Peace, 6th Dlst.
Office Supplies 4.98
Rachel Harnett, I
Museum Supplies 20.86
Murravs Rexall Drugs, i
Sheriff Supplies 6.80
Terry Pummeil, '
Sheriffs Mileage 8.82
Standard Oil Co.,
Deputy Car Exp 24.32
In,
7.65
5.32
117.11
51.00
30.92
11.12
7.75
Cap's Grill & Drive
Prisoner Meals
Court Street Market,
Courthouse Supplies
Col. Basin Electric,
Courthouse 100.86,
Communications 16.25
M & R Co.,
Courthouse repairs 5.00
Tom Tullis Office Sup.
Machine Mtse 21.00
Dept. of Gen. Services,
Surplus Foods
Jay Huson, Watermaster
Ted Smith, Civil
Defense Exp
FN'B, BankAmerieard,
County Court Exp
Blue Cross of Oregon,
Sal. 155.84, I
Ins. 67.26 223.10
Slandard Life Ins.
Co., Sal. 29.61, I
Ins. 11.62 41.23,
Public Emp. Retirement
Bd. Sal. 353.77,
S. S. 353.77 707.54
Phillips Petroleum Co.,
Co. Court 8.20
Kilham Stationery & Print i
Co. Clerk Supplies 6.00,
Pacific Northwest Bell,
Sheriff's Communi- I
cations 28.00
Texaco, Inc., Sheriff's I
Car Exp 40.98!
First Nat. Bank of
OrcRon, Deputy Car
Exp. BankAmerieard .... 15.25
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff,
Uniform 24.25, Meals
& Travel 16.70 40.95
Dunham Printing Co.,
Assessor's Supples 10.00
Heppner Garbage Disposal,
Courthouse 3.00
City of Heppner, Water
Dept., Courthouse 8.50
Pettyjohn's, Courthouse
Maintenance 29.51
J K. Gill Co.,
Courthouse Repairs 9.00
Pacific N. W. Bell,
Current Exp 169.22
Herman W. Winter, D.A.
Office Help 166.66,
Rent, 65.00, Mileage
18.80, Tel. 29.01 279.47
Grand Jury Expense 140.06
Ernest Jorgensen, JP
5th Dist. Telephone 27.45
Grace E. Drake,
Juvenile Travel 30.85
Akers Motor Service,
Rural Fire Dist. ..
Election Expense ....
James Driscoll, Post
master, Postage 50.00
James L. Cason,
Weed Control 94.20
Heppner Gazette-Times,
Official Pub 70.44
3M Business Prod.,
Machine Maint 68.00
Marion Green Board
of Equalization 15.00
James J. Farley, Board
of Equalization 15.00
Vernon Russell, Board
of Equalization 24.90
Sheriff of Umatilla Co.,
Jail Expense 294.00
Turner, Van Marter &
Bryant, Insurance 10.00
Clarence Rosewall, Co.
Planning Comm 66.70
Jessie M. Bell, Co. Clerk,
Mentally 111 Expense .. 7.50
Dean Oilman,
Sheriff's Supplies 35.00
Northwest Ind. Laundry,
Janitor Supplies 5.36
Jovce Ritch,
Assessor Conv 108.92
Standard Oil Co., Co.
Court Travel 6.38
Ore. State Tax Comm.
State Appraiser 12,475.00
Paul Petty ohn Co.,
Sheriff Car Exp
Christian Family Ins.,
Juvenile Prof. Service
Joyce Ritch,
Assess. Mileage
Standard Office Equip.
Tax Col. 6.64, Assess.
Off. 3.45, Mach. Mtse 23.05,
Sher. Off. Sup. 27.87 61.01
Blue Mt. Comm. Inc.,
Sher. Car Equip. 843.95,
Civil Def. 4156.85 5000.80
Moore's Texaco, Civil
Defense, Wiring 60.10
Delacorte Press, County
Court Exp 15.85
Atlantic Richfield Co.,
Sheriff Car Exp 6.98
Union Oil Co.. Sheriff
Car Exp 12.46
Western Oregon Marine,
Sheriff Boat Fund 30.00
Dunham Printing Co.,
Assessor Supplies 4.00
Parker Scott.
Janiior Supplies 19.82
Bruce Bothwell.
Courthouse Repairs 1S0.00
Cae Furniture Co..
Courthouse Repairs .. .. 3.2S
29.09
24.60
82.18
6.C0
9.90
223.10
Van Winkle,
Comm. Sal 89.62
Walter II. Haves.
Comm. Sal 89.63
Harriet Batty. Deputy
Clerk Salary 295.18
Dean Oilman, Deputy
Sheriff Salary 398.99
Elvira Irbv, Deputy
Sheriff Salary 296.74
Lillian Svoek, Sheriff
Office ( lerk 256.85
Jovce Ritch, Special
Assessor Salary 306.S7
Barbara Devine, Assessor
Office Sal 285.23
E'dna Challv, County
Health Nurse Salary 243.11
Rita Thorpe, Janitor
Helper Salary 177.62
D. E. Hudson,
janitor salary isj.jj
Lowell Gribble, Justice
Peace 6th Dist Salary .... 195.3'
Ernest Jorgensen, Justice
Peace 5th Dist 151.97
i Margaret Jorgensen,
' Justice Peace 5th Dist.
I Office Salary 84.17
Grace Drake,
I Juvenile Counselor 116.38
L. D. Tibbies, Co.
1 Health Officer 23.90
I Hugh Smith, Civil
Defense Salary 94.98
W. C. Driscoll. Com-
munications Clerk 47.18
Dan Morrison, Circuit
Court Reporter Salary .. 153.61
Kosita Morrison, Circuit
Court Reporter Salary .. 132.14
Carolyn Allen,
Surplus Foods 47.76
Rachel Harnett, Museum
Curator Salary 56.54
Jay Huson, Watermaster
Salary 423.13
Rodney Flug, Extra
Deputy Sheriff Salary .. 156.08
Alma Green, Sec. Pool
155.00, Health Office
Salary 91.10 216.10
Warrants issued on the Gen
eral Road Fund:
Blue Cross of Oregon,
Salary 245.42,
Ins. 100.83 346.25
First Nat. Bank, Salary ..1036.65
State Comp. Dept. Sal.
8.26, Ins. 367.55 375.81
State Tax Comm. Sal 289.60
Pacific Mutual Life
Ins. Co. Salary 383.95
Pub. Emp. Retirement
Bd. S. S. 401.15,
Sal. 401.15 802.30
Standard Life Ins. Co.
Sal. 39.10, Ins. 14.11 .... 53.21
Paul W. Jones, Misc 10.7S
H. C. Sherer,
Conv. Exp 21.45
Central Market, Parks .... 6.54
Columbia Basin Elect.
Parks, 5.00,
Shop 31.94 36.94
Pollard Motor, Inc.
Repairs 10.68
Davis Eastern Supply
Co., Repairs 36.60
Jerry s Shell Service,
Repairs 15.S8
Heppner Auto Parts,
Repairs 940.99
Lott's Electric, Repairs .... 32.61
Fulleton Chev.
Co., Repairs 15.00
James Scarborough Cost.
Sup. Repairs 750.00
Standard Oil Co.,
Gas & Oil 37.13
lone Chevron Station
Gas 2.40
Union Oil Co.,
Gas & Oil 10.62
Chevron Asphalt
Co. Materials 30.00
Western Auto Stores,
Shop Supplies 5.72
Bob Loe Tire Ser., Tires .... 239.34
Pacific N. W. Bell,
Current Exp 30.50
Stone Mach. Co.,
New Equipment 550.00
Pendleton Heppner Frt.
New Equipment 19.12
stnni Mnrh. Cn.
New Equipment 75000
Murrnva Rexall Druss.
Office Supplies 63
City of Heppner Water
Dept. Shop 4.75
Farlev Motor Co.. Tire
S 16.40, Repairs 86.69 ...1033.09
Oreeon State Ens.
Parks 45.00
Howard Kelthlev. Road
Mat & Supplies 143.22
PoulsonWilson,
Inc. Repulre 6 82
Morrow Co. Grain
Growers. Repair ..... 25.60
Standard Oil Co.
Gas b Oil 50.00
Stone Machinery
Co.. Repairs 83980
Paul Pettyjohn Co.,
Gas & Oil 1617.81
Blue Mt. Communication,
Inc.. Misc. 5800
Pettyjohn's. Repairs 35.98
Ford Tire Service.
Tire Repairs 267.SO
Parrish Garage. Misc 3.20
Citv of Boardman.
City Apportionment 30.48
C fv of Heppner.
City Apportionment I2t.s
Citv of lone.
Citv Apportionment 26.78
Citv of Lex ngton.
City Apportionment 19.90
City of Irrigon.
Citv Apportionment 1183
Time Still Left
For 4-H Clubs
To Organize Here
Stanley Cox, Misc 24.53
Gene Orwick. Reoairs
21.70, Frt 3.6S 25.38
Stanley Cox. Misc 6.40
Williamsen Idaho
Equip, Repairs 32560
Don Ball. Misc 5.39
Blue Cross of
Oregon, Salaries 316.25
Walter H. Haves.
Comm. Sal 213.07
Jack Van Winkle,
Comm. Sal 206.08
Walter H. Haves.
Comm. Sal 123.11
Jack Van Winkle
Comm. Sal 116.46
Donald Ball
Labor Salary 410.59
Charles Bailey, Labor 382.97
Richard Borman, Labor .. 383.89
James Cason, Labor 361.92
Stanley Cox, Labor 440.59
Wm. Heath. Labor 401.66
Glenn Irbv, Labor 374.89
Donald Munkers
Road Foreman 454.29
Etta Parker.
Bookkeeper 308.76
William Nichols, Labor .... 399.79
H. C. Sherer,
Roadmasler 427.36
Wayne Snider, Labor 380.79
Maynard Struthers,
Labor 391.32
Laurel Wilson,
Set Salaries 419.51
Raymond Winslow.
Set Salaries 401.21
James Wilhelm. Labor .... 420.72
Carl Ray Jones, Labor 235.59
Pacific Mutual Life Ins
Co. Salaries 383.95
Standard Life Ins.
Co. Sal. 39.10.
Ins. 14.11 53.21
Public Emp. Retirement
Board, Sal. 438.89,
S. S. 438.89 877.78
Ore. State Tax
Comm. Sal 290.50
First National Bank.
Sal 1053.90
Ore. State Comp. Dept.
Ins. 168.33, Sal. 9.38 .... 177.71
Warrants issued on Miscellan
eous Funds:
Shepard's Citations
Law Library 66.00
Bancroft-Whitney Co
Law Library 10.00
Herman W. Winter,
Alcohol Enforcement .. 31.00
Bancroft-Whitney Co.
Law Library 12.50
Bv BIRDINE TULLIS
While manv leaders and club
have oomph-led enrollments' for
the 411 year, there Is still time
for more clubn to organize. The
4-H program Is oi'n to all boys
and glrU Ik-t ween the ages ot
nine and 19. t lub members and
leaden are both needed.
Anyone having a young per
son of this age. who Is Inter
ested In belonging to a 4 II
club, should contact the County
Extension office. Anyone Inter
ested In being a volunteer lead
cr In any of the many phases
of 4-H work is also encouraged
to contact the county office
While the better known clubs,
such as horse, skiing, clothing
foods, animal science, and knit
ting, are the most popular In
Morrow county, there are aLso
many other kinds of clubs that
can be organized if there Is suf
ficient Interest.
New 4-H leaders In Morrow
county this year are: Mrs. Ron
Umbarger. lone, knitting; Mrs.
("has. Doherty, lone, clothing;
Mrs. Don Ball. lone, clothing;
Mrs. Lee Pettyjohn, lone, foods
and outdoor cookery; Mrs. Ken
ny Wright, Heppner, clothing;
Mrs. Jerry Adamson, Heppner,
clothing; Mrs. Bill Schmeder,
Irrignn, knitting and clothing;
Mrs. Dale Hum, Irrigon, foods;
Miss Vicky Hobbs, Irrigon, bi
cycle safety; Mrs. Maureen
Schlender, Heppner, foods; Miss
Tag Greenup, Heppner, live
stock; Mrs. George Griffith, Ce
cil, livestock; Mrs. Don Eennett,
Heppner, livestock, and Ev
erett Struckmeier, Boardman,
horse.
The?e are Just tin? New Lead
ers!
There is a much longer list
of dedicated 4-H leaders, who
year after year volunteer their
time to this very important
work with the young people of
our county. All 4-H leaders de
serve the support and apprecia
tion of everyone in the county.
The South Morrow county 4-H
Leaders Council will meet at
the dorm in Heppner at 7:30
on Thursday, January 23. It is
important that a'l leaders be
present as much business de
mands attention at this meet
ign.
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County Leaders
Attend Meeting
Oregon 4-H leaders met
the OSU campus at Corvallis
last week for a three-day con
ference, with programs empha
sizing the theme for the com
ing year, "Expanding New Hor
izons."
Attending the conference last
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day from Morrow county were
Mrs. Wallace Wolff. Heppner
foods leader; Mrs. John Brandt.
Irrigon Community club leader,
and Mrs. Pete Richards, Irrigon
foods leader.
The leaders accompanied Gail
McCartv, county 4-H agent, who
presided at the noon luncheon
program on Friday and also
served as a member of the con
ference planning committee.
About 165 leaders from over the
state attended sessions, held
principally in the Memorial Un
ion hall.
Sheep Producers
Urged to Attend
Showing of Film
By gail l. Mccarty
A meeting of interest to all
sheep producers has been sched
uled tor Tuesday, January 2a.
starting at 7:30 p.m., in the
dormitory building on the Mor
row County Fairgrounds.
Main feature of the program
will be a New Zealand film, en
titled "Good Shepherding". The
basic concept of the film deal.
with lambing and what can be
done to obtain a higher percent
age lamb crop. It includes var
ious sections on feeding, ewe
health, difficult births, and
sheep handling equipment.
The film is a straightforward,
unglamorized, and realistic look
at most of the complications
found in a flock of ewes. One
of the real interesting parts of
the film is centered around the
use of sheep's skeleton, along
with an anesthetized lamb,
showing the various abnormal
positions that a lamb can be
in at the time of birth.
Henry Krebs of lone, vice-
president of the newly reorgan
ized Oregon Sheep Producers As
sociation, will be present to dis
cuss the work of his organiza
tion and answer questions con
cerning membership.
The meeting will conclude
with a discussion of the Mor
row County Wool Pool.
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On Fireplace Accessories!
ONE THERMO- BIFOLD
GLASS SCREEN (Reg. $126)
Fits Fireplace 35 to 40" x 27 to
ONE HERITAGE TWIN-DOOR
GLASS SCREEN (Reg. $90)
Fits Fireplace 31 to 35" x 25 to
now
29"
now
27"
85
55
FIRE SET
Brcom, Shovel
And Poker in
Stand
(Reg. $12)
Now $9
WOOD
BASKET
(Reg. SI 1.95)
Now $8.95
28" GRATE
(Reg. SI 5.95)
Now $11.95
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