HEPPNEH GAZETTE-TIME8. Thundcrf. Januarr M. lrn
County Court Proceedings
Court authorized S3C0.00 for
installation of carpet In Health
Department.
Warranto Utued on Cnra
Fundi
Waltnr IlnVPR.Co. Ct
travel exD 71.31
ClonnrH Office Supply
olorba mm 62.35
rinwr RiiKlness Machines
nnstnce & Da per ..... 13-83
Th Vlvlf SluiH-
Courthouse Maint 14.00
American Medical Assoc
ii nurse sunpllea 1.00
Ki'hpmr ComDanv-H. nurse
rllnle kud 68-79
Fi-nost Jnreensen-JP 5 SUP,
22.23, phone 4G.30 68.53
3M Business Products-
Mnrh Mtse 70.50
Pnlfte NW Bl'll-
current exp 223.24
Paul W. Jones
r Ct. pxd 5Did
MAR Co..
Courthouse repair 196.75
Hreenfield Grange-
Juv. Sup 7.50
Secretary of State-Audit 65.00
Columbia Basin Electric-
Courthouse PAL 129.78
Hennncr Auto Sales-
sheriffs car exp 7.42
Public Employees Ret
Br.-Sal. 474.84,
ss. 474.84 949.68
Pacific Mutual Life
Sal. 230.64,
Ret. 6,500.00 6730.64
Standard Ins. Co.-Sal.
35.53, Ins. 17.31 52.84
First National
Bank - Sal 1021.40
State Dept. of Kevenue
Sal 326.50
State Accident Ins. Fund
Sal. 11.08, Ins. 68.06 .... 79.14
Heppner Garbage Disposal
Courthouse sup 3.00
City of HermLstnn
jail exp 425
Edna Chally-H. nurse
travel exp 43.71
C. J. D. Bauman-CD
travel 14.30, sup. 10.00 .. 24.30
Kilham-Clcrks sup 53.04
Central Market
courthouse sup 7.24
Thompson Bros.
Courthouse sup 7.51
Herman WinterDA
rent 65.00, secy
149.41. travel 8.00, i
phone 57.06 279.47
Jim Keith Sr. et al-
JP 5 Juror 71.52
BankAmericard-juv.
travel 21.10, OEO
4.80, Co. Ct. travel
19.74 45.64
Imperial Hotel-Co.
a. travel 92.64
Dept. of A(;riculture-
I'reclator control 4300.00
Columbia Blue. Mt. RCi-D-
Co. Ct. sun 10.00
Sadie Parrish, Petty
Cash-Assessor 4.28,
Sur. food 3.00. Cir Ct.
G.61. Election 1.00,
Clerk 2.42 17.31
Standard Office Eiuip.
Assessor 95.20, sheriff
10.86. Co. Ct.
sup. 3.35 109.41
Cilv of Heppner-
Courthouse 8.50
Standard Oil Co.-
courthouse fuel 101.32
Assessors St. mdse 269.65
Dept. of Revenue
NW Industrial Laundry
courthouse 9.00
Gazette-Times-Off. Pub .. 54.00
Standard Oil Co.-
sheriffs car exp 33.41
fhell Oil Co.-sheriffs
car exo 4.00
Fords Tire Service-
sheriffs car exp 41.21
I.lovd Bercer-
inditfent' fund 66.00
B'ard of Aeronautics-
Co. Ct. Prom. 1.00
Standard Office Equip-
II. nurse sup 6.35
Finzer Business Mach.-
H. nurse sup 14.97
Concord Press-:-heriffs
office sp 41.55
Blue Cross of Oregon-Sal.
212.36. Ins. 86.54 298.90
Sadie Parrish -Clerks
Gmv. exp 50.30
Kt:inrl:irri Oil Co.-
Museum fuel 86.19
TrI-( itv Herald-
Co. Ct. sup 2.50
Hetnmcr Gazelte-Tlmes
JP5 sup 61.35
P cific NW B.ll-
sheriffs comm. 5.37
Intcrnath-Med.
Examiner exo 12.00
Jnvce Ritch-Assessors
field work 13.50
Pacific NW Bell
current exp 203.59
Dept. of General Service
surplus food 82.65
Robert James Co.
paper & p istage 33.10
niiJLiePuschkejur,
50.00
food rent
1M Business Products
paper & postage 39.37
( re. St. Univ. Ext. Ser.-
Co. AMent & Home Ext ..3500.00
I. B. M.-mach. mtse 24.62
Standard Oil Co.
sheriffs car exp 41.32
Dooly & Co. Oreg. Ltd.-
H. nurse Assoc. dues .... 11.33
Grace K. Drake,
juv. trwcl 122.76
James Driscoll, P.M.
postage A paper 100.00
Dr. L. D. Tibbles-Phy.
travel exp 70.00
Bankers Life Co.-Ins. 39.15
Walt r Hay: s-
Co. Ct. travel 87.43
Wagon Wheel Cafe-
Co. Ct. travel .. ..... 5.43
Paul W. Jones. Co.
O. travel 24.43
Pltncy-Bowea-
Much. Mtse. 27.00
Robert James Co., Inc.
Co. Ct supplies 7.60
The Oregonlan-Co.
Ct. supplies 24.UW
Dr. L. D. Tlbbles-Imm.
Clinic fund 82.50
BankAmerlcard-Juv.
6.75, OEO 14.45,
Co. Ct. 26.72. Sheriff
conv. 36.00, sheriff
car 93.66 177.58
Standard Oil Co.-Co.
Ct. travel exp 9.62
Turner, Van Marter &
Bryant Bonds 337.50
State Accident Ins. Fund-
Sal. 10.76, Ins. 67.65 .... 78.41
Public Employees Ret
Br.-Sal. 439.41,
ss. 439.41 878.82
Standard Ins. Co.-Sal.
30.79, Ins. 15.21 46.00
First National
Bank Sal 949.40
State Tax Comm.-Sal. .... 299.10
Pacific Mutual Life-Sal. .. 205.89
Warranto Issued on General
Road Fund:
Imperial Hotel-mi.sc 101.24
BankAmericard-mlsc 3.50
BankAmericard-misc. .. 212.04
Howard Cooper
Corp. repairs 6.24
John Hanna-materials .... 55.00
Portland Wire 4
Steel - materials 1353.31
Heppner Auto Parts-
repairs 569.36
Cornett Green Feed-
misc 5.50
Clyde Equip Co.-
repairs llJo.33
)hn D. Ceglia-repairs .. 7.00
Frontier Machinery-
repairs 5.49
Fulleton Chevrolet-
repairs 12.07
First National
Bank misc 1.80
Pacific NW Bell-
supplies 28.15
Kuhns Union 76-
repairs 3.50
Standard Ins. Co.-Sal.
35.55, Ins. 15.85 51.40
First National
Bank - Sal 939.50
ublic Empl. Ret-Sal.
472.08, ss 472.08 944.18
Pacific Mutual-Sal. 359.66,
Ret. SOOO.OO 8359.66
State Accident Ins.-
Sal. 7.36, Ins. 197.99 .... 205.35
State Dept. of
Revenue - Sal 271.70
Columbia Basin
Electric - misc 118.85
John A. Pfeiffer-misc 3.07
Percy E. Jellum-
materials 68.40
K.B.C. Port-a-cade-
misc 94.95
Standard Office
Supply supplies 4.35
Pettyjohns-repairs
19.00. misc. 12.23 31.23
Sadie Parrish, Petty
Cash misc 173.66
Paul Pettyjohn Co.-
gas & oil 46.32
Evans Lumber
Yard - misc 5.30
City of Heppner-mtsc 5.55
Turner, Van Marter A
Bryant - Ins 11.00
Standard Oil-gas & oil .... 72.43
Farley Motor Co.-
repairs 53.28
Stone Machinery
Co. repairs 357.66
Central Ore. Welders
Supply repairs 21.40
Pacific NW Bell-misc 10.76
Maintenance Sec. Oreg.
St.-new equip 717.62
Pendleton - Heppner
Freight - repairs 10.02
Lexington News
Rebekah Installation
Installation of officers was
held at the Holly Rebekah Lodge
meeting on Thursday night with
the following ladies doing the
Installing: Deputy District Pres
ident Mrs. Ruth Robinson, Dep
uty Marshal Dimple Munkers,
Deputy Vice Crand, Mrs. Pete
McAIurtry, Deputy Chaplain,
Mrs. Kenneth Palmer, Deputy
Sec. and Treas., Mrs. Ed Hunt
and Musician Oma ox. Officers
Installed were Mrs. Ralph Bur
cham as Noble Grand, June
Field as Vice Grand, Mrs. Cecil
Jones as Sec., and Mrs. Joe Yo
com as Treas., Mrs. Frank Rob
Inson, Warden, Mrs. Joel Engle
man as Conductor, Mrs. Florence
McMillan as Chaplain, Mrs.
Venice Hendriekson as Inside
Guardian, Mrs. Wayne Papineau
as Outside Guardian, Mrs. Irene
Padberg as LSNG and Mrs. Ar
chle Mnkers as RSNG with Mrs.
Eula Bloodsworth as LSVG and
Mrs. Oris Padberg LSVG. Mrs.
Charles McConnell as three year
trustee. The ladies all looked
very nice dressed In pastel col
ored formats. The NG Mrs. Bur
cham presented each one of her
oficers an appreciation gift. Mrs.
Pete McMurtry of Sans Souci of
Heppner gave her opening and
closing charges to the District
Deputy President at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Captain
and family of Parkdale were
weekend visitors with her bro
ther and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Boyer.
Debbie and Millie Yocom,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Yocom were overnight patients
on Monday at Pioneer Memorial
Hospital. Debbie was sutlering
from an asthma attacK ana
Millie from a broken arm re
ceived in a fall near her home.
Consultant Meets With Irrigon Council
Thanks For
Christmas Spirit
The Holiday Spirit of many
groups ana jnaiviauais mwui
Pioneer Memorial Hospital very
festive during the Christmas
season. Beautuuny aecoraicu
Christmas trees, swags for the
door, fruit, cookies, candy and
gifts were in abundance and
was enjoyed by all patients and
employees alike. The patients
and staff wish to take this op
portunity to thank all those
who contributed lor tneir
thoughtfulness.
Phillips Petroleum-gas
7.76, tires 10.26 lo.oz
NW Industrial Laundry'-
misc 22.15
Tom Huston-park exp 16.22
Standard Oil-gas A oil .... 326.17
Ford Tire Service
tires 220.61,
repairs 16.95 237.56
Morrow Co. GG-tires
42.20, repair 137.84, new
equip 6945.50 7125.54
Blue Cross of Ore.
Sal. 208.64, Ins. 84.03 .. 292.70
Lotts Electric-supplies .... 1.74
Bankers Life Company
Ins : 39.15
Pacific NW Bell
supplies 23.86
BankAmericard-misc 46.75
Standard Oil Co.
gas A oil 36.88
Turner, Van Marter &
Bryant misc 10.00
Pacific Mutual Life Ins.
Co. - Sal 332.10
Public Emp. Ret. Br.
Sal. 35.55, Ins. 15.85 .... 51.40
State Tax Commission
Sal 336.80
First National
Bank - Sal 1101.20
State Acc. Ins. Fund
Sal. 8.44, Ins. 470.15 .... 478.59
Labor 8794.24
By FRANCES ROSE WILSON
IRRIGON Rodger Budkc,
planning consultant for Cor
nell. Howland, Haves, Merry
field ft Hill, met with a joint
Council and Planning Com mix
tion session In Irrigon Jan. 11.
The firm U completing the
third phase of a comprehensive
planning study for Morrow
County prior to adoption of a
County zoning ordinance. Coun
ties are required by law to have
completed such a plan and have
Implemented it with a zoning
ordinance prior to Jan. 1, 1972.
The purpose of Monday's
meeting was to Inquire into
changes that might be indicat
ed for the local comprehensive
plan adopted In 1964. These
along with plan changes of oth
er communities, will then be
considered for incorporation in
the final County plans.
Irrigon Councilman CiTen Oath
At the January session of the
Irrigon City Council, the oath of
office was taken by Dorothy
Irish, newly elected Council
member and by Chester Wilson
who was re-elected to a Coun
cil position. The other re elected
member, Felix Friend, was ab
sent.
Since the charter requires all
members to be present when
balloting for the mayor position
from among elected Council
members, this election was de
ferred to a later meeting. Ap
pointment of a Recorder also
requires a full Council and was
deferred.
Rita Clark of Clarks One Stop
Grocery, appeared before the
Council with request for approv
al of renewal of a class B liq
uor licease application. Earlier
request was delayed because
the store has been closed for
several weeks during the Clarks
absence from the community. It
is to reopen now. The applica
tion was approved.
In other business the Council
was informed that the grade
crossing construction at 10th
Street, across the Union Pacific
tracks had been approved with
out a hearing, since all agen
cies Involved hud given their
sanction. A permit has been Is
sued by the Public Utility Com
mission of Oregon covering the
crossing. This crossing will give
direct entrance to the park on
the Columbia River.
4-H Sees Wildlife Film
A wildlife film "So Little
Time", was shown to about 40
Coy home Monday evening In
honor of Rev. P. O. Carpenter
of Ashland, Ky.
LONEROCK NEWS
LONER OCK The Adventlst
church members were surprised
Saturday when two girls from
Walla Walla College gave sev-
. i i id u-lth tholr
munuy tiuo Jan. n, u,v ui , ,TB Thev were Lyn
KSeS W,W" Tr fnS and
VltaWn. said that many Billy Judy from Juneau, Alaska,
birds and animal species are!
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Christ
ensen visited Lonerock friends
Friday, Herman has recovered
from his recent heart attack af
ter spending five days at the
Heppner Hospital. me cnnsien
sens' two grandchildren, Stan
lev and Shirley Christensen
from Milo, Oregon, were recent
visitors of their grandparents
and were accompanied by two
of their friends. On their re
turn trip they met with a ser
ious accident when their car
skidded on black ice seven
miles west of The Dalles and
was completely wrecked. One of
the girls suffered a broken hip
and was flown by Mercy plane
to the hospital at Medford. The
other members, received numer
ous cuts and bruises and were
picked up by their father from
Milo, Oregon.
Will Build
Mr. and Mrs. James Heiden
eer from Portland motored to
Lonerock Saturday to bring un
a load of building material lor
the house they will be build
ing this spring.
Lambing
The lambing season has now
started for the two Davis fam
ilies and several have had trip
lets while most of the others
are twins. Emmett Davis is
still a patient at the Heppner
Hospital but expects to be dis
charged this week.
near extinction because man
has moved In and destroyed
their range or natural habitat
not always purposely but simp
ly by mans need lor more
room. Illegal hunting, or over
hunting. Indiscriminate use of
Insecticides has also brought
about a dec-line of wildlife. He
told the youth group that In a
few years It would be up to
them to protect and preserve
the wildlife. That possibly In
the future hunting would not
be allowed. He suggested watch
ing and photographing the
ducks and geese in their natur
al wildlife area between Irri
gon and Boardman on the Col
umbia River.
The next meeting of the 4-H
community club will be Feb. 11
when Irvin Bushby of Umatilla
will show slides of insects,
birds and animals of the local
area. There will be an election
of officers, at this meeting.
Retires
Unon retirement as an em
ployee of the Corps of Engin
eers, at MCNary Lam, naryey
Warner was presented a paint
ing of himself and his wile,
Zepha, done by a long time
friend, Jim Humphrey. Mrs.
Warner was presented a carna
tion corsage when they visited
McNary Friday, where he had
worked as cost accountant.
The Wesleyan Church congre
gation and friends gathered for
a nntlnck dinner at tne w. r.
Kinzua Looks to 1971
Kinzua Corporation looks to
ward a more active participa
tion In Grant County's economy
in 1971. Our 60,000 acre tree
farm In Grant County will re
eclve more intensive manage
ment as a result of programs
now under construction. Com
pletion of a new green veneer
plywood plant at the company's
mill In Heppner will mean the
commencement of logging opcr
atlons on the Rudlo Mountain
property. A new logging compa
ny will be formed In Grant
County and their equipment
and personnel will be oriented
towards more esthetic logging
practices that will preseve rec
reational and watershed values.
In 1970, Intensive range land
development took place on the
Rudlo Mountain property in co
operation with the Monument
Grazing Association. Heavy
pmiinment was assigned to de
velop fifty-four stock and fire
protection ponds, roads were Im
proved and a new eight acre
lake was constructed. Investiga
tion is now underway on the
type of land lease that would
be attactive to local area resi
dents enabling them to con
struct summer homes on Rudio
Mountain.
Starting In January remodel
ing work will be started on the
inside of the Kinzua Mercan
tile. These changes are Intend
ed to brighten up our store and
make it more efficient in its
operation, with you the custo
mer in mind. During this per
iod things will probably be in
a turmoil and things not where
they use to be found but
bear with us and we thank you
for your cooperation.
From the Kinzua Log
Mrs. Charles Daly was in
Portland last fall to have a
bone splinter removed. The
splinter was an aftermath of
the accident the Dalys suffered
i PnnHiotnn last May. The Da
lys were in Portland last Friday
for a checkup for Mrs. Daly.
She seems to be on the road
to recovery.
Its..
major
AVAI0.ABI
At Both Our
Morrow County Locations
Call 676-91 03or9898525
SA
E PAY
sm DOT
24 HOURS A DAY
365 DAYS PER YEAR
EVERY KILOWATT HOUR OF ELECTRIC POWER YOU
BUY FROM COLUMBIA BASIN ELECTRIC CO-OP, Inc.
IS BOUGHT AT 1963 PRICES
Our Account No. A45650 in the lone Area is Enjoying this Daily
Bargain.
1963 Purchases
Total for 1963-16472 KWH Cost $208.36
Ave. Monthly 19631373 KWH Cost $17.36
Average Cost KWH 1963 01264
COMPARISON YEARLY PURCHASES
1970 Purchases
Total for 197020740 KWH Cost $259.32
Ave. Monthly 19701728 KWH Cost $21.61
Average Cost Per KWH 1970 01250
Average KWH Cost LOWER in 1970 Because
of INCREASED Usage
MONTHLY COMPARISONS
Feb., 1963-1888 KWH Cost $23.53 Dec, 1970-1850 KWH Cost
Aug., 1963-2104 KWH Cost $26.12 Aug., 1970-2090 KWH Cost
Nov., 1963-1455 KWH Cost $18.33 May, 1970-1450 KWH Cost
$23.07
$25.95
$18.27
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