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Thur. November 27, 1969 Morrow County Court Proceedings MXOLUTION: T o borrow Food office rent 50.00 li3.000.00 from the Bank oi circuit court Jurors Eastern Oreeon. Heppner and witnesses 327.24 Branch to meet current bud- Pltncy-Bowcs, rett-d expenses until 1969-70 Postaee 24.00 taxes are available. James Drlscoll, I n rfS w Annolntments: roBiage ... i , i .. . Rottv Rrnun was rearjoolnted morrow v,o. urmn uwn, tn the Welfare Commission Kural Fire 22.22 Pettyjohn s Museum Board. Countv Judee Paul W. Jones Mtse was appointed to the Cover- Ernest Jorgensen, Justice nor Advisory Medical Aid to the Under Privileged Board by Governor McCall. 40.00 of Peace, Tel. $32.50, Office supplies $6.00, Convention exp. $150.00 ..188.50 Dept. of Revenue Fiscal Committee Appraiser & Services 5300.52 The following warrant wtre Issued on the General Fundi """" " -'- Cl.nrJ Oil r Chorlf "e firr "wi7 r'nt BankAmericara. to. shnriff rr ssrsfi 115.13 Singer Frldent Div. Assessor, new equip Court, travel 40.97 Standard Office Equipment Clerks supplies $3.00 Tax Coll. 1.35 Assessor supplies 7.67 Justice Court, 6th 20.30 ..32.32 Murray Rexall Drug Store Sheriff office aupp. 8.65 ...593.75 BankAmeriCard, Assessor mileage 6.60 Texaco Inc. Sher. Deputy car exp 7.86 Roy Johnson, Sheriff, Jail exp 81.00 Clerks supplies 1.08 9.73 Th Wnh stamn Standard Oil of California nff P,lhiirBtion 105.00 Dep. Sheriff Car T....... 2.05 Flatts Truck Service, Richfield Station, Sheriff SutdIus food 221.72 410 Mary Bryant, Registrar .... 6.00 3M Business Products, 410 Phntn Pnrwr 32.67 Warrants issued on the Gen- jeral Road Fund. ccar expense Shell Oil Co., Sheriff car expense George F. Cake Corp., Sheriff equipment Lawrence Sullivan, Misc. 350.00 Stone Machinery, Repairs 123.22 Pettyjohns; Repairs $75.33: Shop $26.25 101.58 Flatt Truck Service, Repairs 13.58 Nungesser Janitorial Supply, supplies 15.30 Union Oil Co. Road Materials 1310.50 General Labor 6,083.41 Road Master's Salary 629.98 Road Foreman Salary .... 609.64 Set Salaries 1202.60 Bookkeeper's Salary 393.73 Park Attendant's Salary 473.47 Co. Commissioners Salary 383.32 Overtime and extra help ... 389.72 Warrants Issued on the Mlsc ellaneous Fund. West Publishing Co. Law Library 84.50 Herman Winter, Alcohol Enforcement fund 22.95 The Bobbs-Merrlll Co. Law Library 22.05 ThankgivinM Day should fall on Fridays ... so We'd have a long weekend!" Mrs. Lucille Parrisb and her sister, Mrs. Tom Fraters of Grass Valley were In Portland Mon day to attend the funeral of their niece, Patricia Ann Far rens. Miss Farrens was a fresh man at Oregon State Universi ty and died suddenly of a rare type of heart disease on Nov. 13. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Farrens of Oak Grove who formerly lived in Heppner and was employed by the Forest Service here about 20 years ago. Rhea Creek Grange Elects Officers Sadie ParrLsh, Clerk Convention expense .... 52.55 Sylvia McDaniel, Treas. Assoc. dues 29.90 Edna Cholly, Nurse office supplies 13.21 State Tax Commission, Bank of Eastern Oregon, Parks 120.00 Jack Van Winkle, travel exp 55.40 Walter II. Hayes, Travel exp 16.94 BankAmeriCard, misc 37.79 State Mtse . 240.68 Radiator Chemical Co.. Edna Chally, Nurse Repairs 10.00 travel expense ... 34.87 HeDDner Auto Sales. J.K. Gill Co., Nurse Repairs 11.30 office supplies 11.25 pac. N. W. Bell, office .... 47.80 Heppner Gazette-Times Arrow Trans. Co., Official Publication $60.60 Freight on asphalt .... 5162.92 Tax Coll. $185.31; Assessor ritv of Ilenpner. office supplies 3.00 248.91 ADDortionment of road Pacific Northwest Bell taxes 287.19 Current expense 140.10 citv of Boardman. do 82.65 Farley Motor Co. Jail city of lone, do 60.24 expense 30.00 citv of Lexineton. do 47.07 City of Hormiston city of Irrlgon, do 26.54 Jail expense 75 Packer-Scott. Parks 55.03 Western Auto Stores, Janitor First National Bank, supplies : 1.84 Salaries 1235.30 Heppner Garbage Disposal Serv. state Tax Comm. Courthouse 3.00 Salaries 434.90 Rhea Creek Grange elected officers at their November meet ing. Those elected for this com lng year were: Master, Mrs John Graves; Overseer, Ronald Haguewood; Lecturer, Mrs. El mer Palmer; Steward, Harold Wright; Gatekeeper, Archie Bechdolt; Chaplain, Rev. Edwin Cutting; Ceres, Mrs. Harold Wright; Flora, Mrs. Glen Far rens; Pomona, Mrs. Edwin Cut ting; Secretary, Mrs. Robert Stevens; Assistant tSeward, Ru dy Bergstrom; Lady Assistant Steward, Mrs. Ronald Hague wood; Executive Committee, Bar ton Clark, Ronald Haguewood, and Harold Kerr; Musician, Mrs, Walter Wright. N.W. Laundry Service, Janitor supplies , 5.60 City of Heppner, Water Dept., Courthouse ... 8.50 Herman Winter: Clerical Help $166.66; Rent $65.00; Travel $52.75; Telephone $42.38 326.79 Dr. L.D. Tibbies, Circuit Court witness 110.00 Alex Byler, Spec. Attorney Circuit Court 493.20 3 M Business Products, IThoto paper 218.72 3 M Business Products Machine Mtse 500.00 Harold and News, Official Publication 70.00 Oregonlan Publishing Co. off. Publication 74.55 East Oregonlan official Publication 17.24 First National Bank, salaries 1060.75 Public Employees Retirement Board, Salaries $440.66 Soc. See. 440.66 881.32 State Tax Commission, Salaries $309.50 Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Salaries 190.10 standard Insurance Co. Salaries $35.53 insurance 17.41 52.94 Blue Cross of Oregon Salaries $216.99 Insurance 86.61 303.60 L.J.D. Bauman, Veterans service officers expense 10.00 State Industrial Accident Comm. Sal. $14.76 Ins. $50.79 65.55 raul w. Jones, Co. Court travel 35.65 The Journal of Commerce Co. Court 6.89 muiips Petroleum, Co. Court expense 3.66 Grays Repairs Serv ice, Co. Court 1.81 rettyjohns. Dep. Sheriff Car exp 6.05 J-ords Tire Service, Deputy car Exp 45.29 Jerrys Shell Service, Deputy tar exp. 10.65 LJ.D. Bauman, Civil Defense travel 66.00 Harry Phillips Marina. River Patrol ., 18.50 Dept of Motor Vehicles, Com- munlcatlon expense .... 73.00 Oregon Assoc of County Treas. 50.00 Heppner Gazette-Times, Nurse supplies .... 3.05 Edna Chally, travel expense 93.18 Dr. LS. Tibbies, Medical Examiner 52.00 Court Street Market, Janitor supplies 2.00 Heppner Auto Parts, Courthouse repairs . 2.50 Standard Office Equipment, Courhouse repairs 11.40 Columbia Basin Electric Co Op, Courthouse power A lights 125.86 Grace Drake, Juvenile travel expense .... 70.33 M. & R. Co., Museum Mtse 5.00 Claude Buschke, Surplus Public Employees Retirement Board, Salaries $507.95, Soc. Sec. $507.95 1015.90 Standard Insurance Co; , Salaries $30.81, Insurance 14.14 44.96 Pacific Mutual Co. Salary 341.58 Blue Cross of Oregon, Salaries $201.37, I Insurance $83.63 285.00 State Industrial Accident Comm. Salaries $9.02, Insurance $139.56 448.58 Lawrence Sullivan, Timber falling 280.60 Heppner Auto Parts, Repairs $284.42; Shop supplies 23.60 308.02 Columbia Basin Electric Co-op; Misc. 23.60, Crusher 10.00, Shop 14.54 31.79 Pacific N. W. Bell, Radio 7.50 Cornett Green Feed; Repairs 15.23, Parks 3.60 18.83 Lexington Chevron; Gas .... 3.45 L. E. Dick, repairs 6.40 Clyde Equipment, Repairs 42.60 Loggers and Contractors, Repairs 6.40 Padberg Machinery Co., Repairs 48.75 RE A express, repairs 8.10 Farley Motor Co., Repairs 154.43 Charlie Walker Body Shop, Repairs 93.65 Ford Tire Service, Repairs 183.80 Empire Rubber & Supply, repairs 115.21 Chevron Asphalt Co., Materials 10,021.00 Joe loung Explosives. Materials 189.00 Paul Pettyjohn Co., Gas & Oil 12.00 Shockman Bros., equip. Rental ., 900.OO Schetky Equipment Co. Repairs $439.30, new equipment $950.00 1389.30 Morrow County Grain Growers, new equip ment 7870.20 Umatilla Ready-Mix. Parks 156.3$ Lott's Electric, Parks 2314.27 Morrow County Grain Growers, Parks 120.50 Columbia Basin Electric Parks 13.00 Western School Supply, Parks 852.85 Tom Huston. Parks 15.58 Heppner Gazette-Times, Parks 59.00 Western Auto Store, Parks 1.39 City of Heppner, Water Dept., shop 6.S5 Pettyjohn's. Parks 5H.76 City of lone. Misc. 17.75 Standard Oil Co., Gas and Oil 1528.81 James Scarborough, Repairs . 37.50 Heppner Nor-Gas Co. Parks . ... 192.70 National Assoc of Co. Engineers, Misc 3.00 1 Christmas Potluck A Christmas program and par ty will be held on Friday, Dec. 19, starting with a potluck sup per at 6:30 p.m. Grangers and friends are invited. There will be an exchange of gifts. Any one having a number for the program please contact Mrs. El mer Palmer, Lecturer. Dec. 12 is the next meeting of the Grange. Women Elect The Women's Activity Club of Rhea Creek Grange met at the home of Mrs. Walter Wright on Nov. 20. A turkey dinner was followed by the business meet ing. The Christmas program and party plans were completed. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Walter Wright, Chair man; Miss Marilyn Bergstrom, Vice-Chairman; and Mrs. Harold Wright; Secretary-Treasurer. Those attending besides the hostess, Mrs. Walter Wright were Mrs. Glen Farrens, Mrs. Or ian Wright, Mrs. Ray Drake, Mrs. Cecil Lutkins, Mrs. Ronald Haguewood, Mrs. Elmer Palmer, Mrs. John Graves, Miss Mar ilyn Bergstrom and Mrs. Ray Wright. cham. cm nnnOrXZ aiilnniinn 7 1 ' 'sV From the Gazette-Times Thursday, November 27, 1919 50 YEARS AGO Heppner has another new in dustry which gives promise of growing to large proportions. It is that of making automobile tops and repairing old or dam aged ones. Bert P. Stone, better known as "Stoney" has purch ased the harness business from E. G. Noble and will continue at the old stand. He recently re turned from Walla Walla, where he received a number of weeks thorough Instruction in the man ufacture of auto tops, and hav ing been in the harness making business for years, handling leather goods, his new line comes to him easy. Mr. Noble wlil continue to turn out the celebrated Noble saddle, devot- ng his entire time to the sad dle making business. tions at the annual meeting, Monday night in the fair pavil ion, but a spirit of optimism seemed to anticipate a bright er future. President Barton Clark declar ed "There is nothing wrong with the company that a good rain wouldn't fix." A. E. Van Winkle, vice-president of the Spokane Bank for Cooperatives, in the principal talk of the evening, stated that the general financial condition of MCGG is excellent and is a credit to the past manage ment. W. O. Hill, cashier of the Lex ington State Bank, was in Heppner on business last Satur day. He was accompanied by his son, Hermann. 25 TEARS AGO Thursday. November 30, 1944 An address on wheat prob lems of the future by Joseph I Orr, assistant to the administra tor of the AAA, and an address by Senator-elect Wayne L Morse, are highlights of the op ning session of the Eastern Oregon Wheat League's seven teenth annual meeting at Ar lington, December 7-9, according to the program just distributed by Charles W. Smith, Secretary treasurer. Gov. Earl Snell will be guest speaker at the banquet Friday night. Mrs. Sadia Rigga, better known as Sadia Garrigues, for merly of Heppner, and sister of Mrs. Nina Snyder of Heppner, is making her home at the Good Samaritan Nursing Center in Hermlston and would be glad to see any of her old friends. A three-column eye-witness account of the Normandy invas ion, written by Billy Cochell, Musician 1c, USN, took up a good part of the Nov. 30 issue. It Is most interesting reading, describing care of the wounded and sights and sounds of D Day. 1 YEAR AGO Thursday, November 28, 1968 Football team of lone High school came through with its familiar early lightning bolt in the state semi final B-8 game at lone Saturday, but Huntington came back with the thunder and won the i contest, 66-26. Thus, the Cardinals bid for statewide glory came to an end after one of the most impress ive football seasons in the school's history. Members of Morrow County Grain Growers, Inc., took note of a lean year in their opera The ALL-NEW 11 TRANSISTOR ELGIHpmC radio I ,1 Donations Asked For Flag Fund Secretary of State Clay My ers reports that requests from Oregon servicemen overseas have been so heavy that the Oregon State Flag Fund may be exhausted within six months. Myers said his office has mailed an average of 65 state flags a month to Oregon serv icemen, principally in Vietnam, since early summer. "I urge interested citizens, veterans organizations, and ser vice clubs to make donations to the flag fund," Myers said. "Judging from the letters we receive, these flags apparently mean a great deal to our boys overseas, and I wouldn't like to. see the fund discontinued." Myers noted that a legislat ive appropriation for the flag fund, that was intended to cov er the biennium, has been one third expended since July 1. It costs $5.59 to mail a nag over seas. supplement donated monies. Myers said checks should be made payable to Oregon State Flag Fund, and mailed to Room 121, State Capitol, Salem, Ore gon. JUST ARRIVED FOR CHRISTMAS New, Soft, Cuddly-Washable dear torn f h.i $3 00 to 6.oo Brocaded Wedges and Flats By Wellco ALSO FUZZIES For ALL JUST IN TIME FOR THE FAMILY CHRISTMAS PER PAIR RADIOS PORTABLE CLOCK TABLE MODELS TRY THE NEW F.M. RADIOS ON OUR T.V. CABLE SYSTEM FOR NOISE-FREE RECEPTION TAPE RECORDERS AND PLAYERS New Cassette or Reel to Reel Types BY CHANNEL MASTER, MERCURY. MOTOROLA. LEAR FRESH STOCK TAPES ALL SIZES AND TYPES BATTERIES AAA, A A, C D, 9 VOLT TYPES AND HEARING AIDS Mrs Heppner BIG VALUE Camptra with ndlaa Mlllnf tvar $1001 J Only Elgin advancad anglnaari g could put 1 1 translators and 4 dioda lr a portabla ' at thla pric. Hara'a powar tt (para ... drift traa, high, fldality quality , , . acp. tlonal ranga , , . concart-hall -acaptton ! Vou'd axpact only from a 1100 p. i radio. Hara'a (tunning ttyla an unuauaiV baau- tllul black, top grain laathar tablna that I damanda tha proudaat notica. Truly, faa- turo tor faatura ... tha only way you H raally know thara'a nothing at tha prfca to J compara with tlGl N la to coma In . . . aaa and haar tha big ELGIN ditlaranc tor yourtail. aamptala tn ttri " aarpKarn -r tff to ft all IrMuMar, 4 M llia UMa Mt acala (tatta Lwa 4 aaMkar faa raaaa (mm aaaarat a 4rtMM i tuM bxka-ki a riaMl Vanlar aaata Wwa a artia iu GONTY'S HEPPNER 1 sUfydp Lovely FOR HER AT MILADIES TAMI-- SKIRTS SWEATERS SLIPON AND CARDIGAN MATCHING CAPRIS 'DRESSY' DRESSES For the Holiday Season Other Fine Gift Ideas for Her: CAR COATS HOSE ROBES CLOVES PAJAMAS NEGLIGEES GOWNS SUPS BLOUSES HAND BAGS BANKAMERICARD I I m ft ft Choose A Gift Certificate In Any Amount ft ft We Give S & H Green Stamps Mi Ladies App arel ALICE and GRACE "If Ton Want to Be Becoming. Be Coming To Us"
