WARRANTS ISSUED ON CE
NEKAL FUND
Mary Lee Marin
et tiI4.1irti(iiui $ 856.70
Percy Joseph WUiiflm
el al J PS Jury 60.00
Heppner Garbage
cthse 8U 157.89
Ernest Jorgensen
JP5 Conv. 108.93,
phone 40.96,
Kiip. 8.00 137.89
Elvira lrby
sheriffs ofse sup 6.23
Jessie Hull
Co. Clerk.
Mental 111 30.00
Rente Services
cthse sup 8.10
Mahoney & A bra ins
Sp. attorney fund.... 2.28
Harry O'Doimull et al
Br. of Equil 80.00
Columbia Basin
cthse power 139.43
Central Mkt.
cthse sup 8.42
George D. Smith
Planner travel..... 117.35
Court St. Mkt.
cthse sup 9.79
Johanne Wood
Museum Maint 80-00
Gene Pierce,
Trustee S.
food rent 90.00
3-M Business Much.
paper 48.27
Paul W. Jones
Co. Ct. Travel 69.47
Texaco
sheriffs car
expense 79.C9
American Enterprise Inc.
Co. Ct. sup 3.00
Turner, Van Marter I
Bryant
Bonds 10.00
Addressograph
Assessors ofse sup.. 18.83
Gazette Times
Assessors 69.95,
Election 282.52,
Co. Ct. 12.95 365.42
Herman Winter
DA exp 244.74
Pacific NW Bell
current exp 7.65
Atlantic Richfield
sheriffs car
exp 2.25
SUPPORT THESE GROUPS DURING
HEPPNER'S NINTH ANNUAL
Their Profits Go to Worthwhile Projects
MINERAL LEXINGTON HEPPNER
HIGH SCHOOL
CLUB REBEKAHS YELL LEADERS
Gem Bake Food Snow Cones
Display Sale and Novelties
MORROW IONE METHODIST
COUNTY L0NS CHURCH
JAYCEES
Taco Broom Food
Booth Sale Sale
SOROPTIMISTS MORROW SHEEPSKIN
C0UNTY SCRIPT
Daffodil COWBELLES
Bu,bs Homesteads
and Place and
Beef Jerky Mats Heritages
GREASED FREE STRAW
PARKING
POLE MONEY
In
CLIMB Heppner HUNT
Both Days .
THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED Y
DANK OF
Xjjzastem Oregon
BXPFNEB IONE ABLINGTOH
MEM1ES. FEDEJUU. DEPOSIT INSURANCE COHPOBATIO
Morrow County Court Proceedings
KUham stationery
Clerks sup
.23.39
City of Heppner
ctliso sup. 6 59
S. Food 5.00,... 13.50
Murrays Drur.s
CD 5.63,
Planner sup. 6.06.,.. 11.69
Standard Office
S. Food 75.00,
Co. Ct. 75.00,
Jp 6 15.80 165.80
Standard Oil Co.
sheriffs car exp. 70.95,
Assessors Pickup
75.68 146.63
Gazette Times
DA 21.25.
sheriffs ofse 16.45,
Tax Coll. 55.35 93.05
Standard Office
sheriffs tax Coll 3.10,
Assessors 4.85 7.95
Heppner Auto Parts
Rural Fire 1.32
John Pfelffer
sheriffs ofse sup 4.50
BankAniericard
Co. Ct. travel 74.17
Bankers Life
ins
45.70
Dept. of Commerce
cthse sup 23.00
Cornett Green Feed
cthse sup 3.00
Farley Motor Co.
rural fire 25.21
Olive Sweeney,
Petty Cash
H. nurse ofse sup.. 19.21
Fords Tire Service
Assessors pickup 29.14
Wagon Wheel Cafe
Prom. 10.00,
jail exp. 8.80 18.80
3M Business Products
paper 26.23
paper 26.23
Wallace Wolff
Med. Inv , 15.00
Lithoprint Co.
Co. Ct. sup 49.29
Fords Tire Service
sheriffs car exp 55.70
Murrays Drugs
Inc. Prom 4.28
Olive Sweeney
H. nurse travel 37.85
TODB HOME-OWNED BANK AS
Lloyd M fierger
Co. Ct. travel exp 55.00
Sec. of St. Flee.
Elections 1.93
Consumer PNrls
Co. Ct. sup 8.00
Flitter Business Mach.
CD 18.80,
Juv. 18.79 37.59
Standard Oil Co.
sheriffs car exp,176.53,
cthse 27.80,
Co. Ct. 10.59 214.92
SAIF
Ins.,
7.50
Pacific NW Bell
sheriffs comm 5.39
Nat. Assoc. of Counties
Co. Ct. travel 100.00
Herman Winter
DA exp 249.55
Turner, Van Marter
I Bryant
Ins 35.00
Singer Friden Div..
Assessors sup 7.50
Standard Office
H. nurse sup. 2.85,
new equip. 361.62...364.47
Kilham Stationery
treas. 20.10,
clerk 24.22 44.32
Groves Construction
cthse repairs 550.00
Heppner Gazette
tax coll 381.50
Shell Oil Co.
sheriffs car exp 47.61
Pettyjohns
Planner 8.75,
cthse 8.33 17.08
Wagon Wheel Cafe
Cir. Ct. Jury 25.15
James Driscoll
PM Box rents 15.95
Dunham Printing Co.
clerks sup 1.30
James Driscoll,
PM postage 100.00
Sadie Parrish,
Petty Cash.,
Elections 5.05.,
postage 6.56,
Cir. Ct. 1.70,
Clerks 1-34,
Cthse 1.30 15.95
MIR Co.
cthse sup 42.10
Clinton A gee et al
Cir. Ct. jury 1,168.18
Thompson Bros.
A COMMUNITY SEHVKI
cthse sup 4.80
Central Mkt.
cthse sup... , 12.73
Olive Sweeney
h. nurse travel...... 40.93
Pasadena Map Co.
sheriffs ofse sup.... 11.45
George Smith
Planner sup. 1.80,
travel 15.70 . 17.50
Pacific NW Bell
current exp 246.53
Standard Office Equip
Planner sup. 13.23,
Co. Ct. 6.58 19.83
Standard Oil Co.
sheriffs car exp..., 43.00
Texaco
sheriffs car exp...., 8.56
BankAniericard
sheriffs conv. exp 36.00
Turner, Van Marter I
Bryant
Ins 379.00
Columbia
Blue ML
Prom 10.00
Soil t Water Cons.
Prom 500.00
Bankers Life
Ins 41.55
Groves Construction
cthse maint.. 435.00
Heppner Gazette Times
Off. Pub 619.80
WARRANTS ISSUED ON GEN
ERAL ROAD FUND:
Heppner Auto Parts
parks 2.75.
repairs 449.21 451.96
John Pfeiffer
misc 18.38
BankAmerlcard
misc 3.10
Bankers Life
Ins 40.32
Dept. of Commerce
misc 17.00
cornett Green Feed
repairs 3.35
Farley Motor Co.
repairs 47.61
Pettyjohns
repairs 7.38,
parks 46.49 53.87
Cost to Coast
repairs 1.29
Murrays Drugs
misc 3.49
Rentex Service
supplies 31.51
Walter Hayes
Comm exp 42.58
Homer Hughes
Comm. exp 15.95
John Mollahan
Trustee - misc 3.00
Gazette Times
supplies.. 55.85
Munnell & She rill
Inc. misc 106.67
Heppner Nor Gas
gas & oil 58.28
Central Ore. Welders
repairs 43.12
Columbia Basin
parks 27.00,
misc 57.44 84.44
City of Heppner
misc 6.15
Highland Machinery
repairs 11.34
Standard Oil Co.
gas and oil 28.17
SAIF
Ins 7.50
Pacific NW Bell
misc 10.74
Howard Cooper Corp.
repairs 528.69
R. Winslow
repais 12.64
Standard Oil Co.
gas & oil 1,462.55
Arrow Transp.
Fr. on Asphalt 2,119.30
Ford Tire Service
tires 67.27
Chevron Asphalt
materials 4,377.80
Stone Machinery
repairs 569.07
Charlie Walker
repairs 51.11
Padberg machinery
repairs 1.74
Morrow CGG
repairs 176. 02:
BankAniericard
misc. 2.00,
Gas & Oil 2.50 4.50
Pacific NW Bell
misc 32.93 "
Wheelers Comm.
misc 105.00
Columbia Basin
parks,..; 30.00
Gontys
misc 18.95
Thomas Huston
park sup 11.44
Blue Cross of Ore.
Sal. 274.55,
Ins 198.90 473.45
Turner, Van Marter &
Bryant
Ins 147.00
Standard Ins. Co.
Ins 47.88
First Nat. Bank
Sal. 1,054.50
St. Dept of Revenue
Sal 340.70
Pacific Mutual Life
Sal 319.36
Public Emp Ret. Br.
Sal 1,096.88
St. Accid. Ins.
Sal 7.54,
Ins. 203.13 210.67
Sadie Parrish, Petty
Cash misc 26.33
Springbok Chemical Co.
materials 55.80
ON VOIR Ml. UK. get set GO. The winner gets a silver
John Eppenbach on leave
By Frances Rose Wilson
E-3 John Epienbach is home
on a 10-day leave after com
pleting basic training at Fort
Ord, California. His next duty
station will be at Ft. Eustis,
Virginia.
Graveside services were
held at the Hcrmiston Cems
tery Thursday morning for
Christopher Michael East
erling, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Easterling.The
baby was born May 22nd.
Mrs. Coy Reed and family
of Shady Cove, are visiting
at the home of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Griffin and boys.
Also, they are visiting the
girls' father, Sam L'miker,
w ho is a patient at the Uma
tilla Hospital.
m. AND MRS. EARL ISOM
left Friday for Emigrant Park
for a camping trip and to
attend the Union Pacific Old
Timers breakfast on Sunday
morning. They returned to
Irrigon on Monday.
Mrs. Josie Buchanan and
Mrs. Ada Montague returned
Labor 8,001.65
Bankers Life
Ins 41.53
Pendleton Heppner Freight
misc 18.38
Dept. of GEN. Services
misc 64.00
FRIDAY
--Lots of Fun Both Days-
GREASED POLE TREASURE
CLIMB! HUNT!
BOOTHS & BAKED GOODS
and Much More
Columbia Basin
"Serving Morrow, Wheeler
HH't'NUi. ii'KKi, r.AZFm IIMKS, hm.... J,il
to Irrigon Mmday after a
month trip spent in Rgup
River, where they visited
their brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. andMrs.CecilAhalt
and in Avila Beach, Cali
fornia, and their sister, Mrs.
Pearl Martin. The) also visit
ed Mrs. Buchanan's son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Buchanan and fam
ily in Talent.
Mrs. Mae McKlnneyof Pen
dleton was a week-end guest
at the home of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Stephens. They
were Joined by Mr. Stephen's
niece from Longview, Mrs.
Ray Morrison.
MRS. W. F. COY, Mrs.
David Fitzgerald and children
met Mrs. Fitzgerald's hus
band. T-Sgt. Fitzeerald in
Portland and attended the N.
W. District Conference otihe
Wesleyan Church. Sgt. Fitz
gerald returned to Irrigon
for a 10-day visit before re
turning to his duty station
in Vietnam.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril McLel
lan, Stephen and Bruce of
Springfield, Mo., are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Warner. Thetwofam
ilies drove to Lincoln City
where they met Mr. and Mrs.
Pantelis Vrontakis and boys.
The McLellans drove on to
This ad sponsored by
dollar in this Hear Walk race.
at Irrigon
Vancouver, B.C. to visit his
folks, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Robe.
Mrs. Al Partlow and
Sherry, accompanied by Mrs.
Scotty Watson of Hermlston,
drove to San Francisco to
attend the World Convention
of the Full GosHl Business
Men Fellowship International
at the Hilton Hotel. Outstand
ing speakers at the conven
tion -Included the Internation
al president, Demos Shak
arlan, Jerry B. Walker, Ken
neth Copeland and Kathryn
Kuhlman.
Carol Wiley and LolaSmtth
attended a weekof youth camp
at the Assembly of God camp
site in the Blue Mountains
near Prairie City.
The Good NewsGospel sing
ers sang for the Good Sama
ritan Center Friday evening.
Mrs. Elnora Paxson, grand
mother of the singers, is a
patient at the Center.
ERVLN ANDERSON drove
to Portland this week to get
Mrs. Anderson, who has spent
two weeks with their daugh
ters, Mrs. C.A. Porter, Mrs.
Al Parent and Mrs. Dee Mar
tin. Lisa Parent and Suzanne
Martin returned to Heppner
with them for a visit.
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SATURDAY
'Electric C-op
and Gilliam Counties"
JO, 1H72
Park Tour
atAt-F
July 10th four member
of the lone Garden Club ac
cepted an Invitation from tlx
Pendleton Dirt Dabbltr to
accompany them on a tour
of Mirle Dorian Park In
Milton-Freewater. Mrs. Wal
lace Wolff, Mr. Van Hub
bard, Mr. Lm Pettyjohn
and Mrs. James Driscoll had
a very pleasant day. The
Pendleton member all
gathered at the home of their
president, Merldene Harri
son, and were Joined at tlx
entrance to the park by mem
ber of the Milton-Freewater
Garden Club. There were 35
Garden Club members pres
ent, and the tour was led by
Fred Etling, a retired teach
er. The Park Is quite new, but
has 76 concrete steps up the
side of the hill - all of
these steps have printed on
them the names of a pioneer
family that settled in the
Milton-Freewater area. The
first two steps have Marie
Dorian and her husband,
Pierre Dorian, on them.
Another 20 steps are being
readied for more names, and
at the top of the bill Is a
memorial monument. Trails
in the park were marked
with the different flora of the
area, and our guide said it
was nrjch prettier about a
month ago when most of the
wild flowers were in bloom.
One of the park attractions
was a rare Dinko tree. They
hope to have water available
soon, as then much more
can be done toward beautifi
cation. Following the tour of the
park, the members of the
garden clubs were guests at
the country home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. G. Bade, Milton
Freewater. We bad a salad
luncheon in the garden, and
Mr. Bates showed us around
the estate answering all our
questions about the many
trees and plants In the beau
tiful yard.