t wcrrwca, (our). oAitm nxti nijfT, rw. it. mi
Boardman Asks Census Recount
tr MA IT LCC MAHLOW
IU1ARDMX Tti UMidmn
Cliy ("numlt Hmum4 th I'm
Utility ut aniri! f a new rrn
tut twtsi.t t lUir nwtsr.2 lost
Uule the ul4un f
ll. or. I man 1 nw luted Ml 2
unh the Hat tf tHrfion, theli
pn-luntnary count In tJTO m
iily 1H nil he t-ity demand
?! an! received a recount thai
brought li tii in 'JTi at Dial
time.
One tt I In jwublrnu In urt
I iri a tfcuunl I that I tie bur'
an that handles Hie purdurr
charge t) plus oilier cU to
do I he Juli, I'icvitituly lkrl
man wax aide lo nuke roll
malm that were lectin Iml b)
Male bur'MU. Tliu U no
inj.'-r true.
The council U Interested In
minding an in n am? NrcatiM It
ti-fliH-! in the umouiil icortvrd
iMr ciiiiiui in m.iio tax icvium
ii'luriw finni liquor and a.o
line laxi't.
In other ml iun the council
voted to hive a ! way radin
Installed In the city Iwill here
by the ny .an contact the
niunty office at Heppner. as re-iii.-M.-d
by Sheriff John K. Ml
l.ih.in. Council Enters Agreement
The council entered Into an
agreement with the ISoardman
Rural Fire District for the city
to furnish them hoiwini for
their truck anil man power for
the equipment.
Christmas lights on the out
side of the hull wnn discussed
mid decision win made to put
them up in cotcriif ion with
others in town in the lihllni
context.
Board Member Elected
Three different election were
held In Boardman Monday of
last week. Hazel Miller was re
elected to the Iniard of the
Boardman Cemetery Mainten
ance District for a three year
term with a total of 37 vote.
Only 38 votes were caul at the
election.
Harold Baker with 31 votes
and Arthur Allen with 20 were
elected to the Boardman Park
ai.d Kecrention hoard for three
year terms. The third candidate
was Joe Tatone, who received
1! votes.
Charles Acock was reelected
to the Boardman Hural Fire Din-
rit-t board for a term of five
years. He received II voles.
Lights Going Up
"LiKht Up Boardman for
Christmas" Is the slogan of the
Boardman Tillicum Club, which
Is sponsoring the local lihtinj?
contest. In the past a few of
the homes in town have been
decorated for the holiday sea
son, but this year the club hopes
everyone will participate. Lola
reterson, club president, says
there has been a good response
to the program from the busi
ness firms. A plaque will Iks
presented to the winning firm.
Also, as part of the lighting ac
tivity, art students from River
slde High School have been
busy the past week painting
Christmas scenes on the win
dows of the business firms.
There will be first, second and
third prizes for winners of this
part of the contest.
Boardman's residential district
also participates in the Greater
Hermiston Chamber of Com
merce lighting contest.
Preliminary Plan Approved
The Boardman Thinning Com
mission voted approval last
week of the preliminary com
prehensive plan for Boardman
that was presented in a public
hearing Nov, 17.
The plan has been developed
by the firm of Cornell, Howland,
Hayes, Merryfield and Hill. The
proposal may be on the agenda
of the January city council
meeting.
In other action tho commis
sion approved the application of
W. E. Nelson, contractor, to
build a two story office build
ing and the second half of 11
units of the apartments on
north Main Street. The first 11
units have Just been completed.
Booster Club Organised
A Booster Club composed of
the adults In the Boardman and
Irrigon communities is being or
ganized to support Riverside
High School at Boardman. Har
old Baker of Boardman Is head
ing the move, and others on the
committee are Don Hendrix and
Mrs. Stan Henkle of Boardman,
and John Mathews and Fred
Frederickson of Irrigon.
The club will support athlet
ics and other school activities.
Pirate jackets are being ordered
lor club members.
Mrs. Lois Peterson, president
of the Boardman Tillicum Club,
announces that Dec. 26 if the
deadline for any girl wishing
to try out for the rodeo princess
for next year. Rules will be at
Riverside High School and any
one wishing additional informa
tion may call the school or con
tact Mrs. Peterson at 481-4545.
Contestants must be a resi
dent of Morrow County, at least
a Junior In high school and 16
years old.
Mr try Sister Party
The annual Mystery Sister,
Christmas Party was held last
ttVdltrwdtty aftrfltuuit hi the
Grrrnfirht Grange MIL n
wed by the W.Mirit Ahii
Committee tf the gisrttf. Ttr
nwnmiti" in -!. Mi
uiM rUfcr, Jdr. tfcuh War
nil and Mi. Flank Mil..
Olhrt aiUlllttf Wrlf Mis Hdl
tUloa and Mi IIm- t ij-n
Irr. Mm Carpriitt-r was abm In
charge i f drtirtalloiu t.f the I
Mm and the lull
Mr. Koy Hall read Iho Chil.t
rnaa loiy fiuin the Hible, t.ik
en rioin liie uk ti Mike. Mir
alo led In Kiioup tinging id
ChlUliuat 4oU. 'till Cume, All
Ve Faithful-. -Joy Tu The
Woild"' and -Silent Nijfhi "
Tte l:ueiidi- llieli S.,i.
Chorus, dlietted by Ifc-nm Fal
ct 1 1. sang ''Little ltunimrr
lUy", -Maiy ILtd A lUb". a
lieio kpiillual. and "Oh, Whot
A Wonder."
M)ktery Sltei weie irvcilitl.
uith ekihnnce of Kltti and tnWj
ninie ttiaMii ..r tit-kt --if,
tl.tUlllta pally Will I- held
muH -m lianf e-f
Ca(ft Tawal
Ttie ltlril.l llljfh Siilotd
HittM with ! ni i nl-ni di
iming tl plrrrt a I lifllma
ti)i-M ti -ti.. !.- )0 at
H im.
'alr Neil Kini' of tin
Ikmidniiin Ciimmuniiy t'hunh
wmk callinl to Lamed. Kan..
Tliewlay of lst Week by tile
cilllial lllnesjt of hi mother.
Mm. Ix-iiii King, 7. of ItoM burt.
who Mifh-tcd a wvere utrtike
while vUitin at the borne of
her daughter. Mm. Keith ;te.
The Kev. Dn k Strm kmeli-r of
(Villain! ua sM-nkir at the
Hon rd ma it Coinmunlty Church
at ImiIIi hcrvli-en Sunday, and lie
and Mm. Strui kmeier ang thr-
numtter.
FTA Gives Play
"Blithe Spit It", an Improbable
fiirct In Hire' aii by Nim-I Cow
ard, was prcM-nted by the FTA
chapter of Itiverslde High School
Wednesday evening of laxt
week. The play wan din-ted by
Vic Maniiek. assisted by ton
nle Clough.
LUt of charactera were: Kdith.
Maggie Bozarth; Ruth. Jon I Till
er; Charles, Bill Acock; Dr.
Bradmun, Jerry Hascall; Mrs.
Bradman, Sharon Stewart; Mad
ame Arcatl, Kathy Ryan; F.lvlra,
Debbie Ryan.
Mrs. M. I. Oveson will Ik- Iio.nI
ess for the annual Christmas
party of the Boardman (larden
Club, Dec. 20 at 8 p.m. at the
home of her daughter. Mri. Ron
ald Black.
Greenfield Orange will meet
at the hall Dec. 1H at 2 p.m..
preceded by a pancake feed fur
nished by the men members. A
Crtfelrlla ft, rllll f.-f Kn-ride
Jcintuf SrnUif llli'h Srltip'l f.if
tlie wrrk o Irc i tv a
fidlowa;
Monday lldltililUtfi-l,
tal itiipo, wer and (till plik
le. butterttl in and apricot.
Tuesday Chill l-im. hot
loll, L-iialln ald, chocolate
chip nukMi
e-lncMlay H-ikrd Mtlalur
Mith Mtur treani and butter.
lum-ti nieat lir, -U-r' and
i allot kiak and pudding.
ThufMlay II. dor. tl'
lot. irre-n tx-an and apple
.IUCf.
Friday No mIi.. CluM
ma Vioallon Mutt
M.Ik u s rt with all m.-iilv
County Court Proceedings
4 H HOOr & HORN
UVCSTOCX CLUB
Fourteen attend-l our regu
I.ir minting of the lloof k Horn
I II Livestitt k rlub. Vitf presl
dent IVggy SihlKhtlng conduct
ed the meeting held Thursday,
lec. .
A movie wa shown on "Cull
ing Shii-p" and It was discuss
ed. It wa decided to have a Hol
iday Party on Dec. 30 at 7:30.
We will auction off gifta brought
from home at $1.00 limit. Re
freshment committee la Judy
Bennett, Peggy Schlichtlng, and
Rhonda Sarger.t and entertain
ment, Mark Schlichtlng.
Foiif-ll njent Din Slangel
told us about animal nutrition
training session for this com
Ing year.
Our leader gave us quizzes
to complete at home on Breeds
of Sheep and Meat Cuts In
lamb. These are to be returned
at our next regular meeting.
We discussed that in Febru
ary we would have a iKitluck
dinner and program for the
members and families.
Next meeting will be Jan. 13
at 7:30.
Peggy then closed the meet
ing. Rhonda Sargent, reporter
Wan oat Uaws4 Caa
Head fund lee Meeeaabef, ItTI.
vti)..,n park
i'l Irpatia 691
Loll I In tf Je frmii
City i.f Itrppuff n.- ,
Fold Tlie Tu-a t?l M
MiUr. !ai "4) .....
Ctrtnrtt Ilr-n
F'--l rt-palis .
Failey Mtr rrpii
Crnlial Ore. Wcldel
C(dk lo Coakl
$Utv uli, , ...
.loiie MaihiiH-ry-
lrp.UI .,...
Columtiia Haui paik
repair ...
i;:M3, misc, yrj,M
Coe Floiiic r-pair
Jo Young Kkpove-
material
Fan LumtM-r Yaid-
rrpaiis .,...,.
Standard Oil Co.-
ga A oil ...
Shakman Concrete-
materiaU
Heppner Auto Part-
Harold Bergstrom
Graduates
Navy Fireman Apprentice
II ifuld It. Bergstrom. son of Mr.
and Mra. Robert C. Bergstrom of
Heppner. has graduated from
recruit training at the Naval
Training Center. San Diego.
He la a l'J70 graduate
Heppner High School.
Ipli . 11JW
IVndMun llc-ppner FT.
gas A oil , 23
siriitt-r T-d Service
Relttr S n KV kUU , 10 31
ivicy C Jellum-
iiMloiiaU ... 14340
Paul Pettyjohn Co
gaa 4 oil . Mi
Wnhu Country
Store paik ....
Mi Brides Hody Shop
repaint , , ,., , M.uo
Connie Old Cadillac
repairs . bj.13
IVndletun Class Shop
repairs 10L35
Standard Oil Co.
gas A oil 564
Tlx Bankers Life-Ins. .... 44.74
107850 Pacific NW Bell mK" 19.00
lleiioner Nor Uaa
Co, . park 834
J a me Monahan parks .... 24.00
13ftillCarrt.il Adams
Tractor repairs - 2.3.44
2M 00 City of Heppner.
City App 9-a.no
City of Boardman
City App 230.24
City of lone
City App 194.24
City of Lexington
City App 147.46
City of Irrigon-
City App - 85.43
First National Bank
Emergency fund 775.00
Morrow CGG-repairs 297.55
Pacific NW Bell-misc. ...... 26.65
Blue Cross of Ore. i
Sal. 257.32.
S1 57
ISVjI
aw
571 M)
6 45
WW
1H4H
561
221
taj.10
72 00
195
Jor 3-fgtrom
Aaaeaaors field work 74 65
NudLman Bnia. herlff
uniform ep. ...
Bert Corbin-
Juv. travel 1725
Walter llayea Co.
It. travel . , 1454
Herman Winter-
DA rp. . ......, . ,...., .. SXJKfl
Fine! Jrgenn-
JI"3 txp. 71.52
Dunham llintlng Co
KicHliona 47 60.
clerk 7K5 55 45
Heppner Garbage Dup.-
cthe eup ,..... 300
Grace E. Drake-
Juv. travel ,.. ..,.. 69 20
Ore. Corrections Aoc.-
Juv. Prof. , 250
Central Mkt,-
cth aup . 5 41
Ford Tire Serxlce-
Sheriff car 31 68
C. J. D. Bauman-
Vet travel 2360
Legislative Counsel
Clerk sup ...., 800
L. D. Tibbie-
Mental III 20.00
Rcntest Servici-a-
cthse aup 7.90
Pacific NW Bell.
current cxp 3.40
Thunderbird Motor Inn-
Juv. travel 9.00
Wm. Nelson Bd.
of Kqual 10.00
Harry O'Donnell. Bd.
of Equal 10.00
Witherell, Witherell-
Audit 1992.50
Shirley Ziellnskl-
Electiona 3.70
Browning Arms Co..
sheriffs ofse sup 172.43
Jaycee Orange
Sale Tonight
The Jeycee haxe a load of
fresh oranges coming In this
Thursday (today) Dec. 16. They
will wick them and sell them
door-to-door. Anyone not plan
nlng to be at home tonight but
would like to ord'-r .1 suk of
this juicy fruit may call Pat
Wonser at 676 !16l to place an
order.
Ins. 185.64
State of Ore
new equip. 200.00
Labor 10,161.47
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
FOR NOVEMBER. 1971.
Court purchased ambulance
from Emergency Service Depart
mcnt for 5 100.00 for use in
Boardman and Irrigon.
442.95 Murrays Drug-sheriffs
uf sup 14JN
Fintrr Huaineas Mai h..
paper 7J1, h. nur
up TIO 14 61
Standard Oil Co..
aheriffs car 137.40,
muum fuel 7714 21144
Court St. Mkt..
Indigent fund 34 20
Wll Machine uoik.
sheriffs of aup 24869
City t.f Hrppiu'r-
S, food water 300
Burroughs Corp..
clerk sup , 4903
Heppner Garette-Tlme.
Tax ColL aup 9625
Nudleman Broa..
aheriffa uniform exp .... 142,40
Sheriff of I'matlUa Co..
Jail exp 150.00
Cooperative Ext.-paper .. 30.20
Standard Oil Co..
sheriff 17, Aesaor
32 K5. Court 3.2H 55.99
The Bankers Life Ins 33.22
Pacific NW Bell
sheriffs comm. . 950
Heppner Nor-Caa-
S. food sup 52S
Lester Wade-Soldier &
Indigent fund 10.00
First Nat l Bank.
Emergency fund 316.67
Joyce Bergstrom
Assessor field work .... 7661
Secretary of St. Audit 65.00
John Lane-S. food rent .... 45.00
Blue Cr of Ore..
Sal. 237.32. Ins. 320.24 .. 577.56
East Orcgonlan
promotional 69.85
Election Division.
Elections 1.98
Pacific NW Bell-
current exp 227.10
Singer Frlden-
Mach Mtse 73.00
Christznas tree gatherers wera
mighty busy up Wilow Creek
road on Sunday afternoon, Dec.
12. One foursome that has made
this an annual custom was the
O. W. Cutsforths and the W. V.
Weatherfords. After this year's
successful hunt they gathered
at the Cutsforths around a huge,
wonderful pot of Barb's chill
with corn bread, pizza, fruit sal
ad, and berry and apple pie.
Waistlines all expanded consid
erablywhat fun!
Artificial Insemination
Service beef and dairy
American Breeders
Representative
Joe Yocom
Lexington, Oregon
Ph. 989-8134
Warrants issued on General I Breedinq SemCO
. k . , ( M . I
r una ior novemoer,
Standard Office Equip-
Assessors ofse aup 9.90
Gazette-Times-
Off. Pub. 60.10, Assessor
2C7.40, JP6 25.85 353.35
Coast-to-Coast -Assessors
field work 5.10
Homer Hughes-
Co. Ct. travel 10.55
City of Heppner-
Cthse sup 8.50
3M Business Products
paper 41.25, Mach.
Mtse. 220.00 261.25
James Drlscoll, PM-
Postage 100.00
Dept. of Revenue-
Assessors St. mdse 118.27
Monuments
City Council
Heppner City
Council
SImU First Monday
Each Month
Citizens having matters tot
discussion please present
them to City Recorder one
week prior to regular meet
Ing or bring them before the
Council.
Ph. 676-9618
SPECIAL NOTICE FROM YOUR NORTHWEST FORD TEAM
Mew 1m lm Jus tosed
JVleiK Imm (Prices Cta New
hifi ws Pm1 mdis
Exterminating Service
Dobyns Pest Contro
Rodent and Insect Ex
termination
Termite Control
Grain Fumigation
Cattle Spray
Fogging
John Jepsen
Ph. lone 422-7180
Floor Covering,
Heating
M&R Floor Covering
and Heating Co.
Williams Furnaces Complete In
t&llaUona
e Linoleum a Refrigeration
a Carpeting Domestic and
a OH Burner Commercial
Service
Free Estimates Alt WorK
Guaranteed
Ph. 678-M18 Heppner
WASHINGTON, D. C THE REVENUE
ACT OF 1971 provides real benefits for car
and truck buyers. Here are the provisions
of the law with respect to motor vehicle
excise taxes and what they mean to Ford
Car and Truck Buyers:
1. The 10 Excise Tax on certain light-duty trucks Is
repealed. This means reductions in the manufacturer's
suggested list price of more than $195 on Ford
pickups, $209 on Econoline Van s, and $125 on
Rancheros.
2. The 1 Excise Tax on passenger cars is repealed.
This means reductions In the manufacturer's
suggested list price of more than $107 on Pintos
(more on other series cars) and at least $191 on
Bronco Wagons, and $183 on 8-passenger club
wagons. j
MANUFACTURER'S SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES
BUY NOW SAVE NOW
NOBODY BEATS THE NORTHWEST FORD TEAM
FARLEY MOTOR CO.
126 May Cr Chase Heppner
SEE YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER. HE'S A GOOD MAN TO KNOW.
Funeral Home
Sweeney Funeral Home
Pre-arrangements
Distant Removals
Serving lone. Heppner
and Lexington
Licensed Funeral Directors
Heppner Ph. 876-9600
Insurance
Fire, Casualty, Life
and Health OPS
FARM BUREAU
INSURANCE CO.
John Gochnauer
Agent
Pendleton Office Heppner Agent
276-2732 676-5862
ETERNAL MARKERS
e BRONZE GRANITE
INSTALLATIONS VASES
Cemetery Grave Markers
SWEENEY
MORTUARY
Serving lone. Heppner
and Lexington
Heppner Ph. 678-WOO
Optometrist
Dr. E. K. Schaffitz
OPTOMETRIST
Next to Hotel Heppner
Entrance
Telephone 676-9463
Physicians-Surgeons
Dr. L. D. Tibbies
OSTEOPATHIC 4
Physician & Surgeon
1st National Bank Bldg.
Res. Ph. 676-9210 Off. 676-9616
Dr. Wallace H. Wolff
M.D.
Office Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 5:30
Mon., Tues., Wed. and Frl.
1 to 5:30 Thursday
Ph. 676-9253 Res. 676-9620
Recreation
EKSTROM
TRAILER SALES
Nomad Travel Trailers
Week-N-Der Body Campers
Caveman Travel Trailers &
Body Campers .
V Excell Travel Trailers
Trailer Parts & Accessories
lone Ph. 422-7505 or 422-7289
Title Insurance
Morrow County
Abstract & Title Co.
TITLE INSURANCE
Office in Peters Building;
Ph. 676-9912
Ruggles - Boyce
INSURANCE AGENCY
Ph. 676-9625 Box 247
Heppner, Oregon
Ray Boyce Ph. 676-5384
Turner, Van Marter
and Bryant
GENERAL INSURANCE
Ph. 676 9113
FARMERS INSURANCE
GROUP
Fast. Fair Friendly Senrk
Call evenings-
JACK WRIGHT. 678-9447
Watch Repair
Peterson's Jewelers
Latest Jewelry & Gift Goods
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds
Expert Watch and Jewelry
Repairing
Heppner, Oregon
Ph. 676-9200
Wholesalers-Mfgs.
MORROW COUNTY CREAMERY
"Pride of Oregon Brands" . . .
PKO. ICE BUTTER ICS CRSAst
Dud Tash. Products Specialist
Clay Phillips, Salesman -William
Leo Cox, Sales Mr.
FRIENDLY SERVICE 8XNCS lilt
Call 676-9244
Hobbies
- Antes - Petrified Wood - Basm
Avon Bottles Laptdarr sad
Bottle -Book Custom Sawtks;
Lars; and Extra Large
Miller's Rock Shop
Krs. Pul B. (Xrrss) ' KUr
Oft Or. Mt-iiMUf
Br Appointment