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HEPPNER CA2ETTE.TTMES. Thunder. May 13. 1969 Morrow County Court Proceedings Appointment: Mm. Grace, Inland Chemicals, metTs 10 neip in jsurpius rooa aisiriDution. Bid: Accepted bid of $3700.00 rrom inland Cnemlcal for weed control materials. Order: Approval of purchase or Kciiy rralrie by the Umatilla National Forest. The following warrant were issued on the General Fundi Paul VV. Jones, Economic Opportunity Act .......... 5.00 first jviai. HanK or Orefion, Salaries . 895.00 Standard Life Ins. Co., Salaries 35.53, Ins. 17.41 52.M Oregon State Tax Comm. Salaries .......... 240.70 raruic Mutual Life Ins., Salaries 158.21 I'uonc employees Retire- ment Board, SaL 414.38, 25.00 10.95 9.10 James Cason, Weed Control ......... Fimt Nat. Bank. Salaries OrKon State Comp. Dept. Salaries 14.56, Ins. 79.79 . Oregon State Tax Commission, Salaries ................. Public Employees Retirement Board, Soc. Sec. 412.63, Salaries, 412.63 ... 95.88 901.G0 94.35 213.00 823.26 Sfafe Forestry Plants Seedlings Reforestation Assistant Jack Wanek of the State Forestry De partment estimates that about 90 percent of planned reforesta. tlon work on state land will be accomplished this vear In spite of the severe winter which ham pered efforts. Heavy snows brought refores tation to a halt in western Ore gon. Wanek reports, and eastern Oregon planting has not started yet. been reforested by the time this years work is complete. This will break down to about 9.000 acres planted and 5,000 acres 828.76 83.42 2.06 36.00 Soc. Sec. 414.38 Oregon State Comp. Dept. Salaries 14.96, Ins. 68.52 Alma Green, Postage Credit Bureau of Morrow Co., County Court Exp . Heppner Gazette-Times, Off. Pub. 75.90. Sheriff Supplies 10.40, Assessors Office Supplies 26.65 122.95 Standard Office Equip. Sheriff Office Supplies 11.85 Standard Oil Co., Sheriff Car Exp. 49.75. Deputy Car Exp. 7.61 .... 57.36 ariey Motor Co.. Sheriff Car Exp 12.60 John F. Mollahan, Sheriff Trustee. Sheriff Car Exp 3.00 Kilham Stationery. Tax Collection Exp 61.00 Portland Stamp & Seal Co., Clerk's Supplies .... 36.00 3M Business Product Sales. Clerk's Supplies 34.51 Sadie Parrlsh, Co. Clerk, Petty Cash .. 11.57 Oregon Association of Co. Treasurers, Association Dues 52.50 LeFebure Corp., Assessor Supplies 86.62 Turner, Van Marter & Bryant, Special Assessor's Bond 17.50 Joyce Ritch, Special Assessor, Field Work .... 15.18 First Nat. Bank, BankAmericard. Assessor's Mileage 25.61 Edna Chally, R. N., Co. Health Nurse's Car Exp 26.43 Murray Rexall Drugs, Co. Health Nurse Supplies 7.95 Ernest Jorgensen, J. P. 5th Office Supplies 18.50, Telephone 24.60 43.10 Northwest Ind. Laundry, Janitor Supplies 5.36 Court Street Market, Courthouse Supplies Heppner Garbage Disposal, Courthouse City of Hpepner Water Dept., Courthouse 8.50 Columbia Basin Electric Co-op, Courthouse power 146.05, Sher. Com munications 15.75 161.80 Claude Buschke, Surplus Foods Office Rent 50.00 Dept. of Gen. Services, Surplus Foods 64.00 7.86 3.00 Weed control 113.41 Herbert A. Perry. Director, Mentally 111 expense . Western Auto Associate Stores, County Health Nurse Supplies Lee's Texaco, Water master Expense Heppner Gazette-Times, Juvenile Oillce Supplies 27.85 Christian Science Monitor, l o. iieann Nursi SuDDlles 7m' Pacific Mutual Life Pettyjohn Farm & Ins.. Salaries 158.21 Bldrs. Courthouse standard Lire ins. Co., Mtse 2214: Salaries 35.53. Blue Cross of Oregon, 17.41 52.94 seeded. Wanek reports about .salaries reu.WJ, lomwin? warrants wer mi-ukx) trees involved and 2,500 ins. tu.lt 3U7.Z.) " " uenerw nooai pounds Of Seed wary Bryant, Hegistrar .... 8.001 f" Most of th work has taken , I IS" "i,' - U Place in northwest Oregon where . -" ""'" '" b.KUO acres were n anted w th wa er n. naycs. 3.344.000 seedlings and 4,885 ac pi. M-Hoi-Bj;" 6010 res were seeded with 2,443 " " oto on Pounds of seed. C(,. f. rw. I Eastern Oreeon has been de Salaries 7 82 ' laved a month in its planting Ins. 3.r9.94 367 76 1 OIIorts- Wanek says, but he es- Standard Life Ins. Co.. l1?!?" .i"1; Salaries 35 53 I uoui ou.wu ccuiiiik Ins. 15.75 si.anlinere soon State Tax Commission. Salaries 274 70 Public EmDlovees Claude Swingle Mach Retirement Board, sales, Kepairs Soc. Sec. 402.21. Farley Motor Co.. Sal. 402.21 804.42 Repairs 27.83 racinc Mutual Life Ins. Co. Salaries 370.45 Sadie Parrlsh, County Graduation Set For Riverside Br MARY LEE MARLOW BOARDMAN Baccalaureate services for the graduating class of Riverside High school will be heled Sunday, May 18. at the Boardman Community church at 8 p.m. The Rev. George Necley will be the speaker. Graduation exercises will be held at the high school gymnas ium Friday, May 23, at 8 p.m. The speaker will be Paul Herbst of Elmira, former coach here. Members of the class Include Jeanett Aylett, Thomas Dixon, About : 14.000 acres will have Kathy GeUs.'Kathy Graham,' National Sheriff's Assoc. Sheriff Expense ... Murray Rexall Drugs, Surplus Foods 1.98, Assessor's Office Supplies 4.14 6.12 James Drlseoll. Post master. Postage 50.00 Thomson Bros.. C.vii Defense fcxo 2.71 Standard Oil Co. Sheriff Car Exp 82.74 Pacific N. W. Bell, Current Exp. 149.90. Sher. Comm. 16.50 166.40 John D. Ceglia. Tax Collection Exp 4.00 FNBBankAmerlcard. Assessor's Mileage 3.35, Sheriff Car Exp. 5.75, Deputy Sheriff Car Exp. 1.10 10.20 Joyce Ritch, Assessors Mileage 56.49 Pendleton Heppner Freight, Surplus Bruce Johnson. Duane Lamb, Lorrie Peterson, Anita Pummel, Penny (Rayner) Jones, Richard Ryan, David Schmeder, Robert Skoubo and Ton! Zielinski. Student body officers for Riv erside High school have been elected for next year as follows: Bruce Buchanan, president; Den nis Lamb, vice-president; Diane Black, secretary; Rhonda Bellin ger, treasurer. Cheerleaders for next year will be Diane Black, Vivian Phillips Judy Hinton and Donna Pum mel. Blue Cross of Oregon, salaries 215.02. Ins. 89.18 304.20 Clerk. Petty Cash 11.12 ..,IZ: . uuwuj; ivxaillliicf .y John F. Mollahan, Sheriff Trustee, Misc General Fire Equipment Co., supplies 45.60 c no I "tpai'S J. (D roruano wire & Steel Whse, Repairs 217.31 Foods Freight 485.27 Loggers & Contractors Pendleton Grain Standard Oil Co., of , Mach. Co. Repairs 348.53 Growers, Repairs 5.54 Lanr. Museum Fuel .... 68.90 uenc urwicK, Kepairs 9.45 m w FncriiKh I'ltney-Bowes, Inc. isnap un lools, Corp, inc.. Materials 1100.60 rosiage weier item .... Zi.UU , nepairs M.m Dunham-Printing Co.. Becket Equipment Election Expense 13.50 Co.. Repairs 39.94 Finzer Business Machines. Stone Machinery Courthouse Paper 17.69 Co. Repairs 13.35 Standard Office Equip. James Scarborough. Machine Mtse 61.45 Kepairs 128.00 Fulleton Chevrolet Co., Repairs 69.07 Morrow Co. Grain Standard Oil Co.. Gas & Oil 1455.69 Pendleton Heppner Freight 27.06 Ore. State University Ext. Y yr. Co. Agent & Home Demonstration 3278.25 Harriet Batty Deputy Clerk 310.04 Larry Fetsch, Deputy Sheriff 428.65 C. J. D. Bauman, Depuyt Sheriff 247.67 Elvira Irby, Deputy Sheriff 295.10 Joyce Ritch, Special Assessor 305.15 Barbara Devine, Assessor Clerk 281.48 Edna Chally. Health Nurse 241.75 E. Hudson. Janitor .... 182.37 Rita Thorpe, I Janitor Helper 176.77 Alma Green, Steno Pool 142.50, Clerk 94.18 236.68 Margaret Jorgensen. Clerk. J.P. 5th Dist 83.74 Grace Drake, Juvenile Counselor 98.55 W. C. Driscoll. Communications 47.00 Hugh Smith. Civil Defense 94.60 Dan Morrison, Circuit Court Reporter 146.03 Rosita Morrison, Circuit Court Reporter 124.53 Howard Cooper Com.. Kepairs 16.98 Pacific Northwest Bell, Shop 31.75. Office 8.65 .. 40.40 City of Heppner, Growers. Renairs 32.77. City Apportionment 101.25 Supplies 21.70 ; 54.47 City of Boardman, Heppner Auto Parts, City Apportionment 31.05 Kepairs 249.40. city oi lone, Supplies 10.39 259.79 City Apportionment 21.31 Central Oregon Welders, City of Lexington, Supplies 5.10 city Apportionment lb.o Ford Tire Service. Tires .. 31.22 City of Irrigon, Stanrdard Oil Co., City Apportionment 949 Gas & Oil 86.13 LaDor un.m George's Chevron Station. Set Salaries 841.98 Cias & Oil 2.00 1 Koaamaster izi.va lone Chevron Station, Koad foreman 452.01 uas & Oil 5.42 1 oooKKeeper dui.as Mrs. Don Downey, with 140,770 points, was the seasonal winner of the series of pinochle parties which have been held at the Greenfield Grange hall the past six months, sponsored by the Women's Activity Committee of the grange. Mrs. Carmelita Borg hese of Arlington was second. The final party was held Tuesday of last week at the hall with Mrs. Arthur Allen as hostess. High prize was won by Mrs. Maybelle Wetherell of Ar lington, and low went to Mrs Downey. Mrs. Wetherell and Mrs. Glen Carpenter received the traveling pinochle prizes. Two members of the Riverside FFA chapter were elected as of ficers in the Blue Mountain Dis trict at a meeting at Jack's Res taurant in Biggs last week. They were Jody Tatone, elected Herman Winter, D. A., Nancy Dixon. Office Rent 64.59, Surplus Foods 47 56 Office Help 166.66 231.25 Grace Steers, Legislative Counsel Surplus Foods 15.19 Comm. Jurors 5.00 Rachel Harnett. Roger Thomssen, Museum Curator 56.32 Election Expense 325.00 Jay Huson, Pendleton Heppner Freight, Watermaster 323.65 Election Expense 28.01 Rodney Flug, Jay Huson, Watermaster 12.68 Deputy Sheriff 89.50 Stone Machinery Co- New Equipment 1300.00 Oregon Co. Parks Assoc., Parks 25.00 City of Heppner Water Dept. Misc 5.25 First Nat. Bank, BankAmericard, Misc. .. 47.95 Heppner Auto Sales. Misc 2.50 Pendleton Heppner Freight, Repairs 13.39 Columbia Basin Elect. Co-op. Shop 28.85, Crusher 27.50, Parks 5.00 61.35 John A. Pfeiffer. Office Supplies 0.35, Misc. 5.39 5.74 Heppner Gazette -Times, Misc 27.45 Nungesser Janitorial j Supply. Misc 5.00 Clyde Equipment Co., Repairs 230.74 Pettvlohn Builders, Office Supplies 66.31, Kepairs 47.03 113.34 First National Bank, Salaries 1035.90 State Compensation Dept. Salaries 7.78. Ins. 375.59 383.37 State Tax Commission. Salaries 293.60 Public Emp. Retirement Board, Soc. Sec. 418.32, Sal. 418.32 836.64 Standard Life Ins. Co., Salaries 35.55, Ins. 15.75 51.30 Pacific Mutual Life Ins., Salaries 370.45 vice-president, and Albert Phil lips, secretary. Two state offi cers, John Wells of Wy-East and Scott Duff of Pendleton will act as co-presidents. The Ladies Aid Society of Boardman Community church met Wednesday afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs. Willard Baker. Plans were made for another potluck dinner to be held at the church May 18 at 1:30 p.m., following church services. Friends are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. John Baldino and daughter Gloria of Portland were week-end visitors at the home of Mrs. Baldino's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hayes. Sunday guests at the Hayes home included their sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hayes and children Jeff, Greg. Terry and Ronnie of Mau- pin, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hayes and daughters Darla and Stacy of Condon; their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis LeTrace of Echo; their grand daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Chipper Bedord, and Mrs. Haves brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wick and sons Steve and Mike, all of Hermiston. Mrs. Jim Johannbroer and three children of Kennewick Wash., were week-end visitors at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Partlow and son Michael of La Grande were week-end visitors at the home of Partlows mother, Mrs. LaVern Partlow. Mrs. Bill Getz and sons, Stan lev and Steven, of Milton-Free water were visiting this week at the home or her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rash. Week end guests at the Rash home were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Rash and daughters Valerie and Denise. and Mrs. Rash's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zivney, all of Lake Oswego. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mallery of Seattle, Wash., spent the week-end here visiting at the home of Mrs. Mallery s stepfa ther and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bates and daughter, Stacy, spent the week end at Tigard visiting Mrs. Bates' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baker. They also stopped at Mosier to visit at the home of Bates' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mose Bates. Mrs. Earl Downey of Prosser, Wash., was a week-end visitor at the home of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Don Downey. Mrs. Elvin Ely has returned home from a ten day's visit in Seattle, Wash., at the home of her son Allen and family. Week end visitors at the Ely's home were their son-in-law and dau ghter. Mr. and Mrs. Marc Mc- Gowan of Salem, where thev re cently moved from Lakewood. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walker of Astoria were overnight visitors last week at the home of Mrs. Walker's uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Harlod Rash. Mrs. Clarence Thomas and State Vets' Loans Set New Record The Oregon veterans farm and home loan program contin ues to set new records In vol ume of application! and loan closures, H. C. Saalfeld, director of veterans' affairs, reports. The state veterans depart ment received 937 loan applica tions In March for the highest month on record. This compares with 698 for February and 439 for March. 1968. The previous high month was 924 in May, 1957. In the quarter Just ended, 1.617 veterans borrowed $23.. 645.650 for the highest quarter in dollar volume on record. This was a 32 percent gain over the October-December quarter, and a 62 percent increase above the first quarter of 1968. Loans went to 588 veterans in March for $8,540,200. the third highest number and dollar vol ume on record. February loans went to 484 veterans for $7, 046,850. A year ago March 353 veterans borrowed $4,872,350. About 40 percent of the de partment's loan applications are coming from post -Korean veter ans made eligible by voters in November general election. Has Eye Surgery Rod Thomson underwent ma jor eye surgery at Pendleton Community hospital last Thurs day, and is showing steady gains, according to word from his wife Monday. He occupies room 335. After his release he will reside at Hiersche's Nurs ing Home for a while, to be near his doctor for medical observation. son, Roy, of Pendleton, and Bar bara Rice of Pilot Rock were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Thomas' sister. Mrs. Frank Marlow. on their way home from Portland. radc-h aero AIRPLANE SPRAYING CO. 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