HEPPNER (ORE.) GAZETTE-TIMES. Thurmlitv, February 13. 1973
Morrow County Court Proceedings
warrants issued
on the general fund
for jam why, 1973
Kilhum Stationery Planner
12.79. Paper 2i79. Tax Coll.
27.42 67.00
Gazette-Times Coll 500.70, Off.
Pub. 50.6(1. sheriff ofse 14.(15
566.25
Carolyn Davis - Juv. travel
50.85, seminar 12(H) .',. 62.85
Herman Winter DA conv.
231.00, Secy H8.ll. rent 65.00.
phone 15.01, travel 9.40 468.52
3M Business Products - paper...
H6.55
Central Mkt. -cthse sup 5.5
Ore. Assoc. of Assessing Offi
cers - Assessors dues 50.00
City of lleppner cthse sup.. 8.50
Columbia Basin Klectrie cthse
power 157.21
Division of Audits -audit... .65.00
M & R Co. - cthse maint 72.40
Pettyjohns -cthse maint.... 58.72
BankAmericard - Co. Ct. travel
16.30. AOC 110.25 126.55
Gene Pierce, trustee - S. food
rent 45.00
Ore. St. Univ. Ext. - Co.
Agent 4.178.00
Interpath Laboratories - Medi
cal Inv 163.00
Heppner Garbage Disp. - cthse
sup 3.00
Pacific NV Bell - current
cxp 239.65
Rentex services -cthse sup. .8.00
Pitney Bowes - Mach. Mtse
'. 31.50
Heppner Auto Parts - sheriffs
car exp 25.00
Addressograph Mult. - Asses
sors sup 10.02
Finzer Business Mach. - H.
nurse ofse sup 21.84. Clerk sup.
2.00 23.84
C.J.D.Bauman-Vet.sup... 10.00
Turner. Van Marter & Bryant -
bonds 357.50
Cornett Green Feed - cthse
sup : 2.30
Heppner Auto Parts - sheriffs
car exp. 28.96, cthse sup.
3.94 32.90
Ernest Jorgensen - JP5 rent
33.33, phone 24.82, Sup 8.45 sup
W-60 Elwood
Western Auto -cthse sup 3.45
Murrays Drugs - Paper 5.13.
Assessor 9.18. Co. Ct. 4.50.
sheriffs ofs 2.78 21.59
Lloyd Berger - Co. Ct. travel
55.00
Burroughs Corp. - mach. mtse...
1.080.00
Co. Clerks Assoc. - clerks
dues : 35.00
Robert Abrams - Sp. attorney
fund 75.00
Coast to Coast - cthse sup... 47.82
Pacific NW Bell - current
exp. 15.30
Umatilla Sheriff -jail exp.. 52.00
Ford Tire Service - sheriffs car
exp 212.60
Int. Assoc. of Chiefs sheriffs
olsesup 24 00
F 4 II Machine works sheriffs
ofse sup. 32.36, safe street
775 00 R07.36
J.ivnes Business Machines
mach. mtse 81.50
City of Heppner S. Food
sup 5 00
Dr. L.D.Tibbies - Med. Inc
10.00
Iritis Klectrie - cthse sup 2.90
Carolyn Davis - Juv. Seminar....
'. 18(H)
Kilham Stationery Planner
7.42,11 Dept 18.41 25.83
Ray C. Avers - cthse maint
335.60
N.W.Bell
W. Jones
current
....223.20
Co. Ct.
85.35
Herman Winter
DA travel sorssup
21.40 Standard Ins
Pacific
exp
Paul
travel
Supreme Sales Co. Jail exp
138.59
Central Market -cthse sup... 4 05
M & II Co. - cthsesup 15.54
City of Heppner - cthse sup 8.50,
S. Food sup. 5 (H) 13.50
Frazier Book Store Assessors
sup : .5.50
George Smith - Planners Travel
34.20
Multigraphics Div, - mach.
mtse 230.16
I B M. -mach. mtse 53. IH)
Standard Office Equip. Asses-
Pirates
best
lone JrHi
Board man Scouts Celebrate Anniversary at Banquet
liv MARY LEE MAKLOW
Cut) Scout Pack 667, Dens
I.2.& 3. celebrated the 63rd
anniversary of Scouts at their
annual Blue and Gold Banquet
..UstThuPiday. lone Jr. High Saturday night nt the Green
played the Riverside teams and fjt.( (;ninj,P ., Tn,,rt, w,,re
was on the losing end of both 75 jn uU,lulalu.t. ,M.uding tm,
games. The "A" team lost Its
first game 36-17.
..Scoring for lone In the "H"
game Mas White 6, Keene,
Carlson, McElligntt, and Sherer
2 each and Kincaid 3 points.
..Socring for lone in the "A"
game Mas Clark and White 4,
Gilbert 3, l.lmlstroni 2, and
Keene I point.
NW Bell
Pacific
com m
Clerk, Oregon
Assessors sup...
Tax
Ins
sheriffs Dept . of Revenue - Sal.
14.50 St. Accident Ins.
Court - Sal
5.oo First National Bank'
24.65
77.69
,....466.20
Fund -
11.74
Chamber of Commerce - Co. Ct.
travel exp 95. IK)
Entenmaiin Rovin Co. -
sheriffs ofse sup 161.10
Div. of Cont. Education -
planners travel 26. 00
St Dept. of Agric. - Pred.
Animal Cont 6.695.00
Heppner Nor Gas - S. Food
Sup 27.44
Mental Health Clinic Mental
Health fund 2.800.00
Standard Oil Co. - sheriffs car
Hi) 62. Co. Ct. travel 15.39. cthse
fuel 92.71. Museum fuel 86.18 Homer
334.90 exp
Morrow CGG - sheriffs car
exp 244.33
Pacific NW Bell - sheriffs
eomm 5.37
B & C Repair - sheriffs car
exp 39.32
Arthur Nelson - Soldiers
Indigent 15.00
Sadie Parrish -Cir. Ct 15.25
Assoc. of Ore. Counties -
AOC
Pacific NW Bell
exp 7.42
Dunham Printing Co. - Asses
sors sup 17.60
Beverlv Gunderson - Juvenile
10.00
Wirth - Assessors field
work 26.80
Joyce Bergs trom - Assessors
field work 5.00
Farra Shoe Shop - sheriffs ofse
sup 1.50
Richfield - sheriffs car exp. 11.94
Shell Oil Co. - sheriffs car
exp 33.66
Ray C. Avers - Museum
sup 12.50
Harold Holtz et al - Cir. Ct.
Sal
1.379.80
Public Emp. Ret. Br. Sal
743.05. ss 743.05 1.486.10
The Bankers Life - Ins 26.03
Homer Hughes - Co. Ct. travel
exp 13.05
BankAmericard Planners
travel 78.35. Co. Ct. travel
97.28 175.63
Pacific Mutual Life -Sal.. 375.91
Grange Women
to Meet
The Morrow County Womens
Activity committees of Morrow
County Granges will meet Feb.
20 at Greenfield Grange. Mrs.
Anna Winn, District 6 chairman
of Baker will preside at the
meeting. This is a school of
instruction in the Womens
Activities. All grange women
are cordiallv invited.
GENERAL HOADFl'M)
W ARRANTS ISSUED FOR
JANUARY. 1973
Hughes - Comm.
24.90
Walter H. Hughes - Comm.
exp 60.23
CORRECTION
Charles Walker has bought
the Doherty place next to Dels
Market in Lexington. Here to be
with him during his convales
cence from recent surgery are
his daughter. Holly Walker and
her mother, Mrs. Marjorv
Walker.
Holly is 19 and has completed
one vear at the university
jiept.oiAgncuiiure-weeas of Wyoming. She has many
7.50 jntfiriwtc mirl tnnniilct iu rlrri-
Rentex Services -sup 12.07
Pacific NW Bell - misc 29.69
Kilham Stationery -sup...... 3.33
Cornett Green Feed - materials.
83.05
Heppner Auto Parts - repairs....
.. 547.06 392.70
current Columbia Basin Electric - misc.
84.84, parks 34.25 119.09
Farley Motor Co. - repairs
." 32 40
Central Oregon Welders -
supplies 45.89
Gazette-Times -misc 19.95
Cat's Richfield - gas & oil 1.50
Pettyjohns - repairs 15.29. misc
41.33 56.62
City of Heppner - misc 5.45
Kinzua Corp. - misc 43.35
Kilham Stationery -misc 4.70
Standard Oil Co. - gas &
oil 1,575.76
Morrow CGG -repairs 199.31
Pacific NW Bell - misc 10.76
d & C Kepairs - repairs.
topmost is
matics. If she decides to stay in
Morrow County, she is hoping to
be in some of the Heppner
Community plays.
G-T W ANT ADS PAY BIG
FIRST All) INSTRUCTOR
COURSES TO HE GIVEN
Umatilla County Chapter
American Red Cross will be
offering First Aid Instructor
Courses in both the regular
method of teaching and also the
Multi-Media method.
The Regular First Aid In
structor Course will be given
from 7:45 a.m. until 4:30p.m. on
March 6 and 7th. It will be
taught at the U.S.Forest Service
Building 2517 S.W.Hailey by
Red Cross Instructor Trainer
Ray Hornbeck. Those interest
ed in taking the course must
hold a current Advanced First
Aid card and present it to the
Instructor at the beginning of
the first class.
The Multi-Media First Aid
Instructor class will be held on
March 8 from 8:00 a.m. until
5:00 p.m. at Blue Mountain
Community College - Room
Pioneer Hall - 148. The eight
hour class will be taught by
Clint Pryor, Red Cross Safety
Services Director from
SM)kane.
Prerequisite for the Multi
Media Instructor Course is the
participants must hold a cur
rent Standard Multi-Media
First Aid card which must be
presented to Mr. Pryor.
pro-registration is necessary
and may be accomplished by
calling the Red Cross Office
276-1211. There is no charge for
either of the Fist Aid Instructor
Courses.
hoys and their families.
Rod Duncan, Cub master,
officiated over the awards and
ceremonies. Rud Flug, Webelos
lender, presented the Webelos
awards. There were 36 uwards
altogether, Including attend
ance, year puis and rank
awards.
Gary Petteys wus introduced
as a new leader assistant to
Duncan, and Mrs. Pettys as a
new den leader. There are 17
Imvs in the three dens.
The Cub Scouts presented a
home town band skit, and the
Webelos had a patriotic silhou
ette skit.
In charge of the dinner were
Mrs. Kenneth Broadbent, Mrs.
Jerry Peck and Mrs. John
Harvey.
Sweetheart Dinner
The annual Sweetheart Din
ner of the Boardinan Tillicum
Club was held Sunday evening
at the Greenfield Grange Halt
with 47 attending. In charge of
the dinner and the entertain
ment were Mrs. Bill Nelson.
Mrs. Rod Flug, Mrs. Frank
Bates, Mrs. Gene Trumbull and
Mrs. Delmor Hug. A Valentine
theme was used throughout
with all decorations.
Mrs. Rupert Kennedy, club
president, gave the welcome
address. Last year's King and
Queen, Mr. and Mis. Ron
Daniels, crowned the new King
and Queen, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Peck, who then led mil in the
dancing for the evening.
The committee in charge
together with their husbands
presented an amusing skit.
Those present included Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Allen. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bates, Mrs. Bill
Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Black, Mr, and Mrs. Daniels,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Donovan, Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Donovan, Mr.
and Mrs. Rod Flug, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mr. and
Mrs. Tim Haugen, Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Henkle, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Billing, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar
Hug. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Iiuis
U-Trace, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Peterson, Mr, and Mrs. Stan
Rauch, Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Rayner, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Trumbull and Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey West.
Grange Meeting
Anna Wendt of Baker. CWA
chairman of District 6 of the
Oregon State Grange, Mill he
here for conference Monday,
Feb. 26, at the Greenfield
(range Hall. The conference is
for all officers and members.
Coffee hour M ill start at 10 a.m.
wilh the meeting following
immediately.
Hoffman's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Hoffman. Mrs.
Hoffman returned home with
them after visiting at her son's
home for two weeks. Weekend
visitors at the Hoffman home
were another son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Hoffman and daughter Christy
of Hood River. Mrs. Hoffman's
mother, Mrs. Frankie Cason of
Condon, and her brother and
sister-in-luw, Mr. and Mrs.
David Adlard and their daugh
ter, Mrs. Steve Nantz and
daughter Monica, all of La
Grande.
Visitors last Friday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Ball
were Mr?, Ball's brother-in-law
mid sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Truman Messenger of Lexing
ton, mid Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cox
of Hood River.
Mrs. M.t.Oveson has returned
home trom St. Anthony's Hos
pital where she 1iad major
sugery and is at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ronald Black.
There Mere five tables of
pinochle in play at the card
party held Tuesday of last week
at the Greenfield Grange Hall,
sponsored by the Women's
Activity Committee of the
grange, Mrs. Rollin Bishop was
hostess.
High prize Mas won by Hazel
Carpenter and second high went
to Mrs. Verne Minnich. Mrs.
Pete Peterson and Fa ye Ander
son received the traveling
pinochle prizes.
There will be a pinochle party
at Greenfield Grange Hall the
evening of Feb. 16, starting with
pot luck supHT at 6:30, spon
sored by the Women's Activity
Committee of the grange. The
public is invited.
The annual family dinner of
the Boardman Garden Club M ill
be held Feb. 18 at the home of
Hazel Miller ut 1:30 p.m.
Greenfield Grange Mill meet
al the hall Feb. 17 at 4 p.m. with
pot luck supper to follow' at 6:30.
Hoffman's Have Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoffman
and sons Timothy and Jeffrey of
Pleasanton, Calif, visited the
past week at the home of
Boardman had 5's inches of
snow Saturday, but some of it
had melted by Sunday. The
temperature Mas in the upper
thirties Monday with snow still
on the ground.
CLASSIFIED
IJ:lUr I M i
grand jury 79. 1,105.04
Texaco -sheriffs car exp... 19.02
Dept. of Revenue - Assessors St.
mdse 19.25
Blue Cross of Ore. - Sal 266.00,
Ins. 390.71 656.71
OUT
HfllH
THE
Sim 11
12 the B
Elva Ruhl - materials 350.00
Murray Drugs - misc 17.46.
parks 13.90 31.36
Stack Steel & Supply Co. -
materials 6,661.44
Coast to Coast - misc 46.41
Western Auto Dealer - misc.. .89
Fords Tire Service - tires
89.40
Dewey's Chevron Station - gas
& oil 4.55
Stone Machinery - repairs
809.57
John Hanna - Materials.!. 102.20
Pacific NW Bell - misc 28.81
Blue Cross of Ore. - Sal 329.35.
Ins. 232.76 562.11
Labor 7,755.95
Homer Hughes - Comm. exp
26.12
BankAmericard - Comm. exp....
28.08
John Mollahan, trustee - misc...
9.00
First National - Sal 1,004.40
Dept. of Revenue-Sal 308.10
Bankers Life Ins. - Ins 26.02
Standard Insurance Co. - Ins
45.63
State Accident Ins. Fund -
Sal 6.00
Public Employees Ret. Br. - Sal
609.47.. ss 609.47 1,218.94
Pacific Mutual Life - Sal.. 403.82
COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS FOR
JANUARY. 1973
Order calling a special elec
tion on the question of a serial
tax levy for roads.
Order for transfer of the
motor license fund to the
General Road Fund.
INTERSTATE ROUTE 82 CORRIDORS
Richard Wood
Out with the pipes and filters and boilers.
Out with the tanks and bulk and belts.
In with space-saving, quiet, complete
electric heat. Quiet, because there are no
moving parts. Complete . . . with no cold
spots or drafts that cause colds. And
clean . . . because there's no flame. So,
no soot.
Next chance you get when you build or
remodel consider electric heat. We'll be
glad to give you all the information you
need.
Columbia Basin
Electric Co-op
Serving Morrow, GIHfem,
and Wheeler Counties
Ag Rep
Ph. 676-9146
Heppner
First National Bank of Ore
gon otticials announced the
appointment of Richard Wood
as the agricultural representa
tive for five counties bordering
Washington.
Wood, who is headquartered
at the Pendleton branch, covers
Gilliam, Morrow, Sherman,
Umatilla and Wasco counties.
Wood's banking career with
First National dales from 1970
when he joined me DanK s
management training program.
He was named installment loan
officer at the East Bend office in
1971 and transferred to the
agribusiness department in
January 1972. He Mas elevated
to agribusiness officer two
months later.
A graduate of Bountiful
(Utah) High School, he receiv
ed a bachelor of science degree
in animal science management
at Brigham Young University.
G-T Want Ads Pay Big
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF
HIGHWAY-r CORRIDOR
PUBLIC HEARING
The Oregon State Highway
Division proposes to hold a
formal public hearing to deter
mine the route location of 1-82
connecting I-80N in Oregon to
1-90 in Washington. Elements of
the project, including tentative
schedules for approvals and
future design hearings, will be
presented at the formal hear
ing. Interested persons are
invited to attend the hearing
and those desiring to express an
opinion pertaining to State's
proposal are invited to do so,
and in addtition may submit
written statements at the hear
ing or to the Highway Commis
sion within ten (10) days after
the formal public hearing.
The State of Oregon's pro
posal includes nine (9) various
alternate corridors being
studied and considered for the
corridor of 1-82. The corridors
lie in Morrow and Umatilla
Counties, in northeastern
Oregon, and are bounded by the
Columbia River and the Wash
ington State line on the north,
I-80N on the south, US 30-US 730
Junction on the west, and
Vansycle Canyon on the east.
The formal public hearing
will be March 1 in the Vert
Auditorium of Helen McCune
Junior High School, S.W.Dorian
Avenue, Pendleton, Oregon,
with the hearing to begin
promptly at 2 p.m. and continue
throughout the afternoon and
. evening with recess for dinner.
The hearing will reconvene
promptly at 7:30 p.m. and will
continue until everyone present
has had an opportunity to be
heard. The hearing officer may
declare additional recesses as
he determines appropriate.
Informal informational
sessions will be held on Monday,
February 26, 1973 from 2 p.m. to
9 p.m. at the Public Safety
Center Building, 3 South 1st
Street, Hermiston, Oregon; and
on Tuesday and Wednesday,
February 27 and 28, 1973, from 2
p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Vert Club
Room of Helen McCune Junior
High School in Pendleton,
Oregon. In addition, an infor
mal informational session will
be held in the Little Theater of
Helen McCune Junior High
School on Thursday, March t,
1973, from.l p.m. until conclu
sion of the formal hearing. Slate
Highway Division engineering,
environmental, and right-of-way
personnel will be present to
discuss any questions which
may arise, including relocation
assistance programs, with
persons who may be interested
in or affected by the proposals.
Plans may be examined, as well
as other pertinent information
developed by the State Highway
Division and written views
received as a result of coordin
ation with other interested
agencies.
A statement regarding the
environmental effects this
proposed project may have on
the area, including a detailed
analysis of the various human
and natural environmental
impacts, as well as air, water.
and noise pollution studies, will
be available for the review and
information of those persons
interested. The environmental
impact statement may be
reviewed at the various city
libraries in the area ; Umatilla
and Morrow County Court
houses; OSHD District 12
Office, 104 S.E. 12th Street,
Pendleton, OSHD Region 5
Office, 2111 Adams Avenue,
LaGrande; FHWA Region 10
Office, Room 412 Mohawk
Building, 222 S.W.Morrison
Street, Portland; and Oregon
State Highway Building, Room
419 Salem, after Monday,
January 15, 1973, and at the
informal sessions, as well as the
formal public hearing.
Preceding Oregon's announc
ed public hearing dates the
State of Washington proposes to
hold public meetings oh the
various alternate corridors
under consideration within their
jurisdictional boundary. Wash
ington's informal informational
sessions will be held on Tues
day, February 20, 1973 from 9
a.m. to 10 p.m., and Wednesday,
February 21, 1973, from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m., with both sessions
being held in the Franklin
County Public Utility District
Office, 1411 West Clark, Pasco,
Washington.
Washington's formal public
hearing will be held in the
Kennewick High School Audi
torium, 200 South Dayton
Street, Kennewick, Washington.
The formal public hearing will
commence promptly at 7 p.m.,
Feb. 27, 1973.
If any questions arise per
taining to this matter, please
contact the Region 5 Engineer,
Mr. W.E. "Pat" Schwartz, 2111
Adams Avenue, La Grande,
Oregon 97850, phone 963-3177, or
the Location Section, Room 212
State Highway Building, Salem,
Oregon 97310, phone 378-6883.
C.W.Head, Secretary
OREGON STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
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