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1 IIKITNE K IORK.) GAZFTTF-TI.MFS, Thursduy. December 1 1. 1972 Morrow County Court Proceedings Order signed for refund on Mobile Home lYoperty Tax, Charles House $80.88., Gordon & Darrein Myers $15.99. Luella Jones $77.70, LaVern Petlerson $26.56. Maxine Crowder $."5.20, David Heal $24 44, Cedric Christman $40.50. Appointment of Gar Swanson (o I lie Museum Hoard. WARRANTS ISSl'KI) ON GKN'KRAL FIND FOR NOV. 1972 Eastern Oregon Hosp-jail exp 123.40. Mental III 60. 10 Shell exp I'nion exp. Oil Oil $183.50 Co-sheriffs car 11.97 Co. -sheriffs car 9 m Wagon Wheel Cafe-jail exp 24.85 Sheriff ofcUmatilla-jail exp... 168.00 Standard Oil Co. -sheriffs car exp. 175.23, Co. a. travel 15.05... 190.28 Heppner Nor-Gas S.Food sup 21.15 City of Heppner-S.Food sup. 5.00, cthse water 8.50 13.50 Thomson Bros.-cthse sup 2.50 Columbia Basin Coop-cthse power 133.70 Herman Winter DA secv 148.11, rent 65.00, travel 29.05, phone 48.92 291.08 Olive Sweeney-H. nurse travel .' 41.44 Carolvn J. Davis-Juv. travel. 31.07 C.J.D.Bauman-Vets travel... 9.90 Standard Off ice-JP6 sup 15.57 Addressograph Flections 36.73 Pacific NW Hell-current exp 239.69 Dunham Printing Co -Tax Coll exp 7.94 Gene Pierce, trustee-s.food rent 45 oo Sadie Parrish, Pettv Cash sheriff sup. 49, Cir. Ct. 10.60. Treas 4 40, Clerks. 2.24, Elec tions 1.37 19.10 Harold Holtz et al-Grand Jury 103.04 Bank Americard-Co. Ct. travel 19.05 Central Market -cthse sup 4.61 Standard Oil Co.- Co. Ct. travel 17.93 Court St. Mkt. -cthse sup 24.74 Ernest Jorgensen-JP5 phone 36.68, rent 33.33. sup 16. 00... 86.01 Paul W. Jones-Co. Ct. travel. 26.51 Standard Office-Co. Ct. sup.. 8.83 Assoc. of Ore. Counties-Co. Ct. travel 102.00 Jessie M. Bell-Mental III 50.00 Land Use Planning - Co Ct. travel 28.00 Standard Office Supply Treas 3.18, Assessors 3.76. Tax Coll. 10.80 17.74 Dept. of Revenue-Assessors St. mdse 57 10 Court St. Mkt.-Cthse sup 21.77 Sheriff of Umatilla Co -jail exp 56.00 Gazette Times-Off Pub 69.60. Election 256.40. paper 45.65 371.65 Dr.L.D. Tibbies-Mental 111... 10.00 Killiam Stationery-Asses- sors sup 129.13 Heppner Garbage Disp-cthse sup 3(H) H G.Bailv Co. -Assessors sup. 29.95 Kentex Service-cthse sup 8 48 Fulleton Chevrolet -sheriffs car exp 36.20 Morrow CGG-sheriffs car exp 2.80 East Cent. Ore. Assoc.- ECO A 684 25 Murrays Drug-sheriffs ofse sup 12.83 Jovce Bergstrom -Assessors field work 10 41 Larry Morris -Assessors field work....! 18.90 Del Smith-Planners Travel Exp 9 00 Kobert Ridgeway-Sp. At torney fund '. 119 05 Bankers Life Ins -Ins.... 45.89 Standard Oil Co -Co Ct. travel 18.01 Jovce Bergstrom -Assessors field work 15.40 Mary Lee Marlow et al -Elections..... 804.14 James Driscoll, PM-postage. 100.00 Standard Oil Co. -Sheriffs car exp 135.33 Standard Office-II. nurse sup 12.57 3.M Business Products-paper 73.96 Heppner Gazette-Planners sup 19.15. Off. Pub 24.50 43.65 Court Street Mkt-lndigent fund 30.40 Shell Oil Co. -sheriffs car exp. 50.88 Harry O'Donnell-Br. of Equil W.E.Nelson Br. of Equil repairs 13.70, weetis 6.K5. .20(H) Pacific NW. Bell-sheriffs comm 14 50 Ore. St. Univ. Ext. Ser.-Co Agent 4,177.50 Joyce Bergstrom-Assessors field work 31.35 Union Oil -sheriffs car exp.... 21.87 Blue Cross of Ore.-Sal 163.12. DA 47. 10. Ins. 304 98 515.20 Greenfiled Grange-Election. 25.00 Cals Kichfield-Assessors field work 1.25 Pacific N.W.Bell-sherifts comm 5.37 Gazette-Times Assessors ofse sup 195.30 Standard Insurance-Ins 80.30 St. Accident Ins. -Sal 11.86. Ins. 133 40 145.26 St. Dept. of Revenue-Sal 461.20 First National Bank-Sal 1,367.10 Pacific Mutual Life-Sal 3.00 Blue Cross of Ore.-Sal 274.55, Pacific NW Bell-supplies Ins 198.90... 35.82 Fords Tire Service Pendleton Heppner Freight 392.85 20.55 H & C Parts & Mipphes-Co.- repairs 3,230.81 .. 102 00 Standard Oil Co. -Gas & Co.- Oil 1,270.92 1,495.13 Coast to Coast-park 16.92, Mix- repairs 10.98, misc. 14 49.. ..42.39 1,051.70 Luhor 7.713.41 Standard Insurance-Ins 54.72 St. Acc. Ins-Ins 469.01, Sal 6 64 475.65 St. Dept. of Hevenue-Sal 298.10 First National Bank-Sal 961.90 Pacific Mutual Life Ins.-Sal.. Welders 405.07 Pub. Emp. Ret. Br-Sal 529 81, ss 529.81 1.059.62 Association of Ore Comm exp Oregon Culvert materials Umatilla Heady materials General Fire Equip. -sup 8.50 raney Motor Co. -repairs 42.65 Wheelers Communication repairs 149(H) Hecket Fqmp Co. -materials. 1.067.39 Wright Country Store-parks. 2.41 Central Ore. repairs 87.52 Pettyjohns-repairs 386.00, park 57.55. mat. 39.35 482.98 John A. Pfeiffer repairs 7.99. park 7.39 15.38 Morrow CGG-repairs.. 430.38 Kentex Service Corp.- supplies 24 42 Stone Machinery -repairs 71.62 John G. Ceg I ia repairs... 7.50 Highland Machinery -repairs :3s: 3 Santa Claus Headquarters 3 For Mom It bis - Small Electrical Appliances Sunbeam - Presto - Proctor - Silex For Dad & Son - Electric Tools Black & Decker - Skil flttt Gift Coffee Wrapping Public Emp. Ret. -Sal 650.87. ss 650.87 1,301.74 WARRANTS ISSUED ON .375.91 20.22 Clyde Equipment Co repairs 157 45 City of Heppnermise 5.90 .20.00 Hennnpr Alltri Piatt!.l-A(!iirc GENERAL ROAD FUND FOR " uT M4 R Co -parks 16.50 Columbia Hasin-Mi.sc 82.58, parks 78. 41 160.99 Heppner Gazette Times- misc 24.50 James Scarborough-repairs. 1 43.58 Elva Ruhl-materials 40.40 Bankers Life-Ins 38.69 Standard Office-supplies 5 49 Cals Rich f ield-Tires ... . 434 .78 Pacific NW Bell-misc... 39.15 NOVEMBER, 197 Fulleton Chevrolei-New Eouip 3,838.00 Bank Amerieard-misc. 21.07 Central Mtk-parks 66 Standard Oil Co-gas & oil 35.05 Court St. Mkt.-misc 1.59 Louis Eng-weeds 24.20 Homer Hughes-Comm. exp. 13.70 Walter Haves-Comm.exp '. 55.22 John Mollahan, trustee-mise Lexington Tops Party Set A Christmas party featuring low-calorie salads and a gift exchange will be held on Monday, December 18 at the Weatherford parsonage. This day time club is happy to have Mrs. K. B. Cogburn as a new member and Mrs. Eva Griffith as a return member. The weight-losing TOPS of' Lexington are having a Christ mas tree ornament contest. Each member has contributed several tree ornaments-and for the next several meetings at the Lexington City Building those who lose poundage will get to select ornaments to put on their family trees. G-T WANT ADS PAY Bletell and John Gochnaucr went up towards Cutsforth Park to cut trees. Morrow County Grain Grow ers and Herman Green trucks were used to bring down the trees. THURSDAY NITE LADIES TEAM STANDINGS IMAGO BUILDERS CHRISTMAS DIRECTORY This section written, edited and sold by Image Builders, Inc., Boise, Ida. Team Murrays Kin.ua Ruggles Columbia Basin Toyota Elma's Flower Shop High Ind. Came, Phyllis Cole -201; High lnd. Series, Phyllis Cole - 574; High Team Game, Columbia Basin - 865; High Team Series, Columbia Basin -2534. Won 32 30 26 26 25 17 Lost 20 22 26 26 27 35 Kr-Ti i;SHOCKMAN BROS. CONSTRUCTION!; TOWN & COUNTRY CARPETS Inc. Jtfn OREGON TRAIL ! ji&fe. JohnChase MOTEL I d4 C' ijllfe f I, u n I'.aVim.:. xl3: Don, Leon & Giles Shockman ' t'h'tf , I!, The rooms at the Oregon Trail TV A, 7t etr ' ! H'i -J VC-v7 Motel are tastefullv decorated. ! ,ljAf -I Z IS equipment and tools and com-1 ' - ,7- - 'Vv m liiiv iiiv.ui nun ittt. uiwi m . y Melvin & Ruth Mover - Owners The Oregon trail Motel located at 1020 S. Highway 32 in Hermiston, offers every effort to insure the comfort of their guests. Their employees are courteous, accomodating and are glad to assist you in any way possible. The rooms at the Oregon Trail Motel are tastefully decorated. Their modern beds and mat tresses are conducive to restful' sleep. Because of its service and accomodations, the Oregon Trail Motel is the favorite stopping place for commercial men, tourists, and the home folks who happen to be in Hermiston for the night. Many people who make regular trips through this part of the country, make it a point to reach the Oregon Trail Motel for their overnight stay. Phone 567-3017 for reservations. Melvin & Ruth Mover take this opportunity to thank their many friends for past business and wish them a Happy Holiday Season. LEE'S RADIO & TV CLINIC Lee and Dena Dver TV has become a way of life and repairs to the set, when needed, must be made without delay. Residents have learned they can rely on the work done by Lee's Radio & TV Clinic at 200 SW 11th in Hermiston, phone 567-8412. This firm services all makes and models of TV, radio and hi-fi and stereo. A call to 567-8412 will bring an expert repair specialist to your home promptly. Lee's Radio & TV Clinic offers complete repair service for both color and black and white, using authorized replacement parts whenever they are needed. Lee and Dena take this opportunity to thank their many friends for past business and wish them a Happy Holiday Season. In the estimate of many people in this section of the state who have had the Shockman Bros. Const. Co. located at 1240 N. 1st in Hermiston, phone 567-8374, handle any of their general building construction, there is not a more qualified contractor anywhere. You can be assured that the job will be completed by competent men in the field with the best of materials and in the shortest time possible. Thev use onlv the latest equipment and tools and com bine them with the most up-to-date building practices of the day. New construction, remodeing and additions are this firm's specialties. It is without hesitation that we. the authors of this 1972 Pictorial Business Review take this time to make public our commendation to the Shockman Bros. Construction Co. The Shockmans takes this opportunity to thank their many friends for past business and wish them a happy holiday season. We are constantly seeking ways to dress up our homes and places of business, and nothing adds more to the completeness of a room or office, than beautiful carpeting. Hermiston area residents can be assured that Town & Country Carpets located at 256 E. Main in Hermiston, phone 567-8485, is their headquarters for the well known brands of carpets. They know which carpet is best suited to any specific need, and can advise you of the correct and most durable underlay. Town & Country Carpets, Inc. will bring the showroom to your area of need, where you may be shown plain, floral, tweeds, enbossed, and sculptured patterns, which are all carried in their extensive inventory. John Chase and his staff take this opportunity to thank their many friends for past business and wish them a Happy Holiday Season. PETTYJOHN'S 3 Farm & Builders Supply Heppner Schools Plan Christmas Programs Grade School On Tuesday, Dec. 19, the grade school will have their Christmas program in the Jr. High auditorium. Music will be provided by Mr. Jespersen's classes, grades 1 -8, and Mr. Hildebrpndt's band classes, grades 5, 6, 7, 4 8. This is the first year that the 5th grade band has participated in the program. The music will consist mostly of traditional Christmas songs. The first and second graders will present a skit, "The Christmas Butterfly" which includes both dialogue and songs. Some of the other songs will be "How Far to Bethlehem", by the 4th grade, "Silver Bells", by the 5th and 6th grades and the 7th and Bth grades girls chorus will sing five or six special choral arrangements of Christmas songs. Heppner Community Kindergarten The kindergarten program will be presented on Dec. 20 at 7 p.m. in the grade school multi-purpose room. The children will sing Christmas songs and there will be some poems recited. Santa Claus will be at the party and distribute gifts for the little ones. This will also be the kindergarteners' Christmas party.. High School The Heppner High School Band and Chorus will have their Christmas program on Dec. 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. There will be many beautiful Christmas gongs play ed and sung. Among the selections the band will present will be "Do You Hear What I Hear" and "White Christmas". The chorus' music will range from Renaissance to contemp orary Christmas music. Some of their selections will be "Sister Mary Had -a But One Child", "Sleigh Ride" and "Bless The Lord". The chorus is under the directiort of Bob Jespersen and the band is directed by Larry Hildebrandt. COLE Motor Industrial Farm Pendleton ELECTRIC Rewinding - Commercial and Home 276-7761 Forced to Move payments x 64 It 'lake over on my 12 GENTRY. Set up in Pendleton CALL 276-3011 Dealer 0 HANCOCK OFFICE & STATIONARY STORE Cv Hancock People who send cards know that they find just the right card for every occasion when they visit Hancock Office & Sta tionery Store located at 157 Main in Hermiston, phone 567-3758. If you wish to send a letter with your card, they have beautiful boxed stationery. High quality writing paper with matched envelopes, in size and tint of your choice, to help your letters" express your person ality. The management at Hancock Office & Stationery Store is among the most forward look ing in the office equipment business and are familiar with the latest and most unique methods to expand and improve their services. They offer the finest and most modern equipment and you can be assured that every order you place will be filled quickly and correctly. The personnel of Hancock Office and Stationery take th opportunity to thank their ma . ! friends for past business air' wish them a Happy holiday Season. UMATILLA READY MIX Inc. The products manufactured by this company are recognized by the trade as made of the best materials and the very best vorkmanship. This is a local business under competent direction of men interested in local development. This firm is located in Hermis ton on Elm St. and for Heppner and north end business, they are located at Boeing Project on Tower Road, Boardman, phone 567-6173. In making this Review of businesses in this area, the editors of this 1972 Review are glad to call to the attention of the people the advantages to the public by the location of this industry here. There is no co v em more worthy of extenu,;d mention than this one. The employees of the Uma tilla Ready Mix Inc. take this opportunity to thank their many friends for past business and wish them a Happy Holiday Season. Scouts Sell Christmas Trees The Heppner Boy Scouts brought in about 140 Christmas trees to the Ford Garage lot. TV last Saturday. Because of the cold weather, the boys have not been able to man it. Anyone wishing to take a tree is ivited to choose one and leave the money at the Elks Club, Gazette Times, John Gochnaur or Glen Ward. Charges are about $1.00 a foot but for only the good part, the boys say. Del Piper and Dail Turner took a group of boys up on Kinzua land on Jug Creek to cut trees. Kenny Turner, Art and John Morris, Glen Ward, Orville Cutsforth, Herman A-C Rent, Lease, Buy Allis Chalmers HESTONj FREEMAN (Hoy Equipment) NEW & USED MOUNTAIN MACHINERY COMPANY Airport Road PENDLETON Open Mon. thru Frl. id until Noon Sot 276-6222 lestem litosr ASSOCIATE STORE Dennis & Cleo Gett TROY GRIFFIN WELL DRILLING Co. Western Auto is the place to buy not only auto supplies but household appliances, radio, television, stereo, household furniture, hardware, toys, sporting goods, lawn and garden supplies, patio furniture and camping equipment. Western Auto serves more than 4,000 dealers including Western Auto Associate Store at 235 E. Main in Hermiston, telephone 567-3841. Wherever you live in the Hermiston area, you'll want to make Western Auto your shop ping headquarters as soon as you see how this store specia lizes in complete stocks, court eous service and prices to suit your budget. Ask about long wearing Davis tires. Vita Power motor oil and the famous Wizard batteries. Wizard appliances have made Western Auto a leading merchandiser of refrigerators, washers, dryers, freezers, ranges and table appliances. Ask, also, to see the complete line of Wizard power mowers, power tools and hardware items. Dennis and Cleo Gett take this opportunity to thank their many friends for past business and wish them a happy holiday season. Troy Griffin Well Drilling Co. located at 900 Hermiston Ave. in Hermiston, phone 567-6332, serves an important part in filling of needs for domestic and small irrigation water well drilling. This firm is serving many who have been served in the past and will continue to do just that. They are known to be reliable and fairly priced. The employees of Troy Griffin Well Drilling take this oppor tunity to thank their many friends for past business and wish them a happy holiday season. THE FRANCES SHOP Wm C. & Frances Strain -Owners A truly well-dressed woman has a favorite shop and the favorite of many women throughout the Pendleton area is the Frances Shop located at 245 S. Main in Pendleton, phone 276-4652. ' One of the best reasons to make you shop The Frances Shop, is that they have the size for you as well as any price range. They carry a large selection of beautiful styles in all fabrics and colors, and also carry a large selection of women's wear of all types including leather apparel, lingerie, sportswear and jewelry. The personnel at The Frances Shop are qualified to assist you with your selection and they enjoy it too. If you wish to just look around, that's fine too. Just stop in today, you'll be glad you did. And Wm. and Frances Stram thanks you for your past business and wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. m m u ww m mm w m 1 "m mwmmBmsmm& WMMMMMMfWUMMMMMM i : : :
