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t HEPFNEH GAZETTE -TIMES, Thursday, ftbruarf 1J W Morrow County Court Proceedings Appointments: Heppner C-jiite-Tlme nil OffU-iul County Newspaper for year l'Jti9. Harriet Evam to Hospital Board. Vernon Russell to Budget Committee rcaptKtlntmcnt). L. D. Tibbies, D. O. ai County Physician t reappointment). Retention o( weed committee members. Agreement: To build 1.19 miles road around Lake at Kelly 1'rairle Itesolutlon: Support of Clue Mountain Economic Develop' ment Council. Inc. Order: State of Emergency ex ists In Morrow County due to miow storm. Warrant Issued on the On tral Fundi ii I W. Junes. Co. Court Travel 62.4D Walter W. I laves. Co. Court Travel GO 54 Jack VanWinkle. Co. Court Travel 12.45 Murray Rexall Drugs, Co. Court Office Supplies 2.50 Peterson's Jewelers, Co. Court Expense 40.00 Ore. Juvenile Judges Assn. Co. Court Expense 20.00 Dean Oilman, Sheriff Travel 3.25 Paul Pettyjohn Co. Sheriffs Cur Exp 63.85 FNB BankAmerlcard Sheriff Travel 9.15 Standard Ol Co. Shcr. Car Exp. 14.35, Dep. Car Exp. 8.05 22.38 Jark VanWinkle Station, Sher Car Exp 3.00 Joyce Rltch, Assess. Conv. & Assoc 52.65 Sheriff of Umatilla Co., Jail Exp 97.00 St. Anthony Hospital, Jail Exp 3.10 Hazel C. Bauman, Matron. Jail Kxp 15.00 Citv of Heppner, Water Dept. Courthouse B.DU Heppner Garbage Disposal, Courthouse 3.00 Court Street Market, Janitor Supplies 5.32 Northwest Industrial Laundry Co., Janitor Supplies 5.3G Cornett Green Feed, Courthouse Supplies .... 1.00 D. E. Hudson, Courthouse Repairs & Mt.se 4.60 Pettyjohn's Courthouse Repairs 9.60 Western Auto Store, Courthouse Mtse 51.56 Paul Pettyjohn Co. Courthouse Fuel 178.64 Co?. Basin Electric Co-op, Courthouse 104.74, Sher. Comm. 15.75 120.49 Pacific Northwest Bell, Sher. Comm. 14.00, Current Exp. 134.10 148.10 FNB BankAmerlcard, Co. Court Exp 81.65 Fred Ott, J. P. nth, Jurors 10.55, Slier. Meals 11.15 21.70 C. J. D. Bauman, Jail Expense 10.05 Byers Avenue Clinic, Jail Expense 18.00 Psychology Today, Health Nurse 9.00 Dr. L. D. Tibbies, Co. Phys. Travel 70.00 Sweeney Mortuary, Medical Examiner 48.00 Frederick Davis, M. D. Medical Examiner 100.00 Ernest Jorgensen, J. P. 5th Tel. 25.65, Off. Sup. 37.45 63.10 Herman W. Winter, D. A. Sec 1G6.66, Rent 65.00, Sup. 6.00. Travel 47.00, Tel. 21.92 306.58 Jay E. Huson. Watermaster Exp 71.00 State Dept. of Ag. k unit. Predatory Animal Control 1911.75 Ore. State College Ext. H Co. Agent & Home Ext 3328.25 State Public Welfare Comm. pmt. Welfare 2938.50 Lois Hunt, Ejections Eileen Pad berg, Elections Mnr.jorie Worden, Elections Gwen Healv, Elections .. Margaret Troedson, Elections Edith Matthews. Elections 6.00 Ella Smith. Elections .. Lorlne Ledbetter, Elections , Burroughs Corp. Photo Copy Paper 63.00 3 M Business Products, Machine Mtse 31.46 Fridon, Inc., Machine Mtse 60.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 Machine Mtse 600 L-r..l..r Hju.U Slum Inc. Watermaster Exp 345 Grace E. Drake, Travel 16.06. Juv. Off. Sup. 2 15 18 21 hi-l H.irni-lt. Museum Supplies 20.60 Turner. VanMarter & lirvant. Bonds 257.50 Cbiuiie Hum like. Surolus Food Office Rent 50.00 Kilhnm Stationery. Assess. Office Supplies 13.85 Murray Rexall Drugs. Sher. Off. Sup. 21.56, Co. Court Off. Sup. fi.39. Assessor Oifice Supplies 18.33 46.28 Heppner Gazette-Times, Assess Supplies 23.U5, Off. Pub. X!U0 113.05 Standard Office Equip. Assess. Supples 26.51, JP tith, Off. Sup. 5.90 32.41 Dunham I'rlting Co., Assessor Supplies 70.20 Edna Chnllv, it. N., Co. Health Nurse Exp 25.31 Llovd M. Berger, Co. Court Travel 66.00 Paul Pettyjohn Co., Civil Def.. Emereency Shelter 65.25 Sadie Parrish. Clerk. Petty Cash. Co. Court 1.97 Western Oregon Marines, Sheriff Car Exp 6.25 John F. Mollahan. Sheriff, Sher. Office Supplies .... 2.20 Flnzer Business Much. Corp. Health Nurse Supplies 8.39 Codv Paper. 17.85 26.21 Turner, Van Marter & Bryant, Sheriff Bonds .. 100.00 Dr. L. D. Tibbies, Medical Examiner 40.00 Dent, of State Police. Sheriff Conv. Exp 10O.UU Co. Clerks Assoc. of Oregon. 1969 Assoc. Dues 25.00 Addressograph Mult. Corn. Assess. Office Supplies 7.20 Pacific N. W. Bell, Sher. Comm. 14.00, Current Exp. 148.18 162.18 Ore. Assoc. of Co. Assessors. 1969 Assoc. Dues 50.00 FNB BankAmerlcard, Sheriff Meals 22.05, Co. Court Travel 14.43 3648 Mary Bryant, Registrar .... 12.00 Phyllis M. Piper, Election Exp 1.40 Heppner Gazette-Times, Off. Pub 9-25 Harriet Batty, Deputy County Clerk 310.02 Larry Fetsch, Deputy Sheriff 365.08 C. J. D. Bauman, Deputy Sheriff 188.27, Sheriff 96.72 284.99 Elvira Irbv. DeDutv Sheriff ' 295.08 Lillian Sweek, Sheriff Office Clerk 201.01 Jovre Ritch. Special Assessor 305.13 Barbara Devlne, Assessor Office Clerk 281.46 Edna Chally, Co. Health Nurse 241.73 D. E. Hudson, Janitor 182.35 Rita Thorpe, Janitor . Helper 176.76 Margaret Jorgensen, J. P. 5th Office Clerk 88.97 Grace Drake, Juvenile Counselor 115.78 L. D. Tibbies. Co. Health Officer 23.80 Huch Sm th. C vil Defense Director 94.58 W C. Friscoll. Sheriff Comm 46.98 Dan Morrison. Circuit Ct. Reporter 146.03 Rosita Morrison. Circuit Ct. Reporter 124.53 Nancy Dixon, Surplus Foods 47.56 Rnehel Harnett. Museum Curator 56.30 Rndnev Flug. Deputy Sheriff 89.48 Jav Huson. Watermaster 421.34 Rhie Cross of Oregon. Sal. 202.84', Ins. 73.01 .... 275.85 Alma Green, Health Dent. 87.28. Steno Pool 165.00 252.28 Supt. of Documents, Subscription Mental Health Digest 3.50 James Driscoll, Post master, Postage 50.00 Warrants issued on the lien eral Road Fund: Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative Shop 30.89 City of Heppner Water Dent. Misc. Shop Exp 4.75 Pacific Northwest Bell, Office 10.00, More Fun, Always... eugene WW. 215 Coburg Road Phone: (503) 342-5181 RESTAURANT WITH 24-HOUR COFFEE SHOP 0C Shop 2133 - Parrish Garage. Shop Supplies Heppner Nor Gas, Shop Supplies Western Auto Stores, Shop Supplies U E. Dick. Shop Supplies Bob Loe Tire Scrv. Repairs . Schetkv Equip. Repairs .. Lott's Kleclric, Repairs Heppner Auto Parts, Repairs l!t (tt. Shop Supplies 15.16 Heppner Auto Sales. Repairs Frontier Machinery, Repairs J.unes Scarborough, Repairs Farley Motor Co. Repairs Fcenam-htv Machinery Co. Repair Beeket K'quip Co. Repairs Pettyjohn's, Repairs Brutscher's Garage, Repairs Ford Tire Service Tires . Union Oil Co. Gas & Oil Paul Pettyjohn Co., Shop 2!2.16. Gas & Oil 963.55 George Herman, Gas Oil Columbia Basin Elect. Coop. Parks Stone Mach Co.. New Equipment Pettyjohn's Materials Umatilla Ready Mix, Materials John Mollahan, Sheriff. Misc FNB BankAmerlcard, Misc Lott's Electric, Parks Stone Machinery Co. Repairs Sadie Parrish, Co. Clerk. Petty Cash, Freight Morrow Co. Grain Growers, Repairs Schetky Equip. Corp., Repairs Pollard Motor Inc. Repairs Standard Oil Co. of Calif. Gas & Oil FNB BankAmerlcard, Misc Guthrie Mach. Co. Repairs Pacific Northwest Bell, Office 8.00, shop 17.15 . Blue Cross of Oregon, Sal. 215.02, Ins. 89.18 ... Labor Set Salaries Roadmaster Road Foreman Bookkeeper . 33.35 .. 1.20 .. 25.00 349 .. 49.93 . IS 78 . 111.76 . 1296 . 206.21 12.60 . 72.87 . 111.00 . 1.46 . 111.40 12 50 207.75 161.15 28.30 66.63 .1255.71 4.00 . 5.00 .1300.00 . 31.83 . 543.25 2.00 . 150.35 , 43.70 . 920.72 . 16.55 . 55.03 . 331.08 . 76.96 . 189.79 . 21.35 . 51.13 . 25.15 . 304.20 5509.52 . 771.24 . 424.96 . 427.09 . 307.26 Warrants Issued on Miscellan eous Funds: Bancroft Whitney. Law Library 72.50 West Publishing Co. Law Library 60.00 Hearing Called On Grain Fees Increases In fees charged by the Oregon Department of Ag riculture for inspection, grading and weighing of grain was discussed at a hearing called by the Department on Wednesday, January 22, in Fortlana. Assistant Director of Agricul ture E. A. Bamford said an in crease in fees is necessary to meet the rising costs of per forming these services. He not ed that two factors have con tributed to financial loss In op eration of the department's grain division: The rising cost of Dcrtorming these services, plus the reduction in volume of grain movement in the state, Bamford said that during the month of November, 1908, tees received for performing inspec tion, grading and weighing ser vices were $21,342 less than the month's cost of operation. In the 11-month period of 1968 through November fees were $lb9,7db be low actual cost of the inspec tion services. Until 1968 the fees had car ried the cost of those services performed by the grain division despite the increase in actual costs of inspections, grading and weighing, because of the huge volume of grain moving in the state. The department has not in creased these fees since 1965. Copies of the proposed revis ions in the fee schedule are available at the department's grain division in Portland. Persons unable to attend the hearing may submit evidence and testimony orally or in writ ing to the department prior to the hearing. This is to be given to the Grain Division, Oregon Department of Agriculture, 606 S. E. Ninth Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97214, prior to or at the time of the hearing. Mr. and Mrs. Barton Clark were among several Morrow county residents who attended a meeting of North Pacnfic Grain Growers, held Wednesday through Saturday of last week at the Sheraton Hotel in Port land. Clark serves as chairman of the Morrow County Grain Growers. The couple enjoyed a visit with their daughter, Non- da, who came to Portland from McMinnville, where she is a sophomore at Linfield College. and is currently working on the annual staff. The Clarks travel ed on to the Salem area to spend some time visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wall, family friends who enjoy hunting in this area each year, before returning to their home on Sunday. Boardman Tiliicum Club Entertains At Annual Socia By MARY LEE MA BLOW BOARDMAN The annual Sweetheart Dinner of the Board man Tiliicum club wan held Sunday at RlverMde High school. Mrs. Dewev West and Mrs. Ron Daniels were hostesses for the affair, which was potluek. There were 42 present. Mrs. Rod Kluu and Sharon Donovan were in charge of disuniting the tables, which was In a Valentine theme. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gionquisl of Pen dleion. Others pit-sent Included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hates, Mr. and Mrs Ronald Black, Ron Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Donovan. Jim B.irrkk, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Donovan, RikI Flug, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gronquist, Mr. and Mrs. Clcve Hlnton. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Hug, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hilling. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Henkle, Mr. and Mrs. Jerrv Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Rollen Me Kinney. Mr. and Mrs. Harry No ble. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Peck. Mr. and Mrs. Ivtc Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skoubo and Dewey West. The next meeting of the club will be the Scholarship Break fast on March 8, place to be announced later. for a tea at her home Monday in honor o Mrs. Bill octz ana twin tons, Stanley and Steven, of Milton Freewater. There were about 30 present. Mrs. GeU was presented with a money tree, Mayor Dewey West appointed the following department heads at the regular monthly meeting of the Boardman City Council last week: fire, Zearl Gillespie; law enforcement, Vernon Rus sell ; water, Ronald Black; sani tation, Joe Tatone; parks and buildings, Wally Hendrlx; streets, Cecil llHk. llliks was sworn In as coun cilman. Mrs. Dennis Gronquist was hostess tor a pink and blue shower at her home Tuesday night of last week In honor of Mrs. Bob Taylor and son, Dan iel Is who was born January 17. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Rod King. Mrs. Frank Bates and Mrs. Rollo Moore. An out of town guest was Mrs. Vic Flnck of Klamath Falls. Prizes were won at (fames by Mrs. Flnck. Mrs. Flua and Mrs. Albert Farlow. Mrs. Hazel Mill er received the door prize. Four tables of pinochle were In plav at the card party held last week at the Greenfield Grange hall, sponsored by the Women's Activity Committee of the grange. Mrs. Walter Hayes was hostess. High prize was won by Mrs. Arthur Allen, and low went to Mrs. W. G. Seehafer. Mrs. Ber nar Donovan and Mrs. F.d Kuhn won the pinochle prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald llasklnn and son, Gary, of Grangevllle. Idaho, were overnight visitors last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Classen. Gary, who furmerlv attended Riverside High school, was on his way to Portland to enter the U. S. Navv. He will train at San Di ego. Calif. Mrs. Vic Flnck and son Shane of Klamath Falls visited last week at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Moore. Mr. nnd Mrs. Eugene Rlsley and children Melodic. Bobble. Tammle and Grace, spent the week end at Union visiting at the home of Mrs. Rlsley's par ents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Claud Wor den. Week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bedord were Mrs. Bedord's brothcr-ln-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Moe and daughter Janet of Brush Pralre. Wash., and Moe's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ward of Van couver, Wash. Another siege of flu and sore throats has hit the community, the victims being mustlv small children. At least eight cases were reported last week, and one case of pneumonia. Fire Destroys Home Of Thomas J. Howell Family possessions of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John Howell, son and daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Howell, were lost in a fire which destroyed their homo near Alameda, Calif., ear ly Sunday morning, February I. The parents were Informed or the loss In a telephone call from the couple the first of last week. Mrs. Howell and their three small children were at home at the time the fire broke out In the kitchen area around mid night, and her husband was on duty at the Naval Air Base near by They were unable to secure enough help to extinguish the fire before the home and con tents were consumed. Howell has served several years as a dental technician in the navy. Including a 'rrn 01 ''v,ce ln Vietnam. ... . The family Is now residing at the following address: Aptm. 807-C, 110 Altoro Road. N.Ai., Alameda. Calif., and would ap preciate remembrances from friends and relatives here. NATIONAL ELECTRIC WEEK. FEBRUARY 9-15- DTY THE KEY TO 1 'jC The wonders of electricity will never cease! On the farm, in the city ... in your home ... in business and industry . . . electricity is every where, working to make life better for all of us and for our community. Our goal, to which we dedicate ourselves, is to make certain that you will always be able to enjoy the many advantages of electricity. To make your life a better one by serving your electrical needs is a privilege in which we take great pride. 1 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL WEEK electricity! JuTlpowen LLED regress dirk Ci FEBRUARY 9-15' 676-9146 and 676-9147 f fProgressh
