IIKI'I'Nt-K lOKE.) UAZF.TTF. TIMKS. Thursday. Jime II. I3
Morroiv County Court Proceedings
Utlt ANTSISSl'KD
o;i:xkk.i.fi'M
FOR MAY, 197.1.
Herman Winter-DA rent 65.00,
phono .25, Iravel 505. mip
IB.Secv Mfll $ 273.3!
Ilt'ppnor ' T.V.-sherifls ofse
sup "50
Heppner Chevron Station
sheriffs car exp I 60
Carolyn Davis-Juv. travel. .23.96
C.J.I). Uauman-Vets travel
; 9.90
City of lU'ppner-S.food water
5.00. cthse water 8.50 13.50
Olive Sweenev H nurse travel..
36.65
Finor Business Maeh.-l'lan-
ners sup 33.30, paper 22.00
55.30
IX-pt. of Revenue-Assessors St.
nutse 265.35
Bankers Life-Ins 77.67
Standard Insurance-Ins 81.30
Peitvjohns-cthse maint 13.98
Sadie Parrish. Petty Cash-Cir.
Ct. juror 4.05, CD travel 13.00,
sup 4 40, sheriff ofse sup. 83.
Flection 1.19, postage 2.27,
Prom. 2.25 27.99
Farlev Motor Co -sheriffs car
exp..'. W-51
Gazelle TimesOff. Puh. .Vi.iW.
B. of E. 17.00. Assessors sup.
60 50, sheriff olse sup 26.38
1 59.88
KuUelon-aheriff s car
exp 4C.93
Pacific NW Bell-current
exp H-w
Thomson Bros. -cthse sup... 1.19
Interpath Laboratory
emergency 215 00
Fords Tire Service-Assessors
field work........ 2.25
Heppner Nor C!as-S. Food
heat 20 40
Henlex Service Corp -cthse
maint 9.76
Burroughs Corp -Tax Coll sup
51 0. Assessors ofse sup 51 .90...
103.80
Turner. Van Marter & Bryant -
Bonds 25.00
Murravs Drug-H nurse sup.
Imm..." 22.60
M. & R. Co -cthse maint 3 48
Gene Pierce, trustee -S. Food
rent -15(H)
Ernest Jorgensen-JPS phone
27.26. sup 8.45. rent 33.33.... 69.04
Basin Elect nc-cthse
power i-ij.u-
Service-
51.14
Murravs Drug-Sup. Planner
1882. Assessor 16.30, sheriff
21 08. Co. Ct. 2.08 58.28
Paul Jones-Co. Ct. travel... 39.38
Phillips Petroleum-Planner
travel 10-27
Grav's Repairs Shop-Planner
travel 29.90
Kilhams-Sup. Clerk 9.03. Tax
Coll. 22 88. H. Dept. 7.73, Co. Ct.
2H.ai 67.69
Standard Oil Co -sheriffs car
exp 23.86
BankAmericard-sheriffs meals.
30.85. Co. Ct. travel 46.56, Clerks
Leonard Mobil
Assessors field work 47.50
Coast to Coast-cthse maint.. 9.08
Western Auto-chtse maint 78
Rietmanns-cthse maint 12.95
Standard Office Supply-JP6
supplies 15.00
Jaynes Business Mach.-mach.
nitse 65.00
Heppner Garbage Disposal-
cthse maint 6.00
Elections Division-Election
13.05
Dobyns Pest Controi-cthse
maint 66.00
Morrow SVV'CD-emergency
Sadie Parrish." Petty Cash-CD ...1.000.00
travel 69.99
Cornell Green reed-cthse
maint 45.19
I
5TS
Breeding Service
Artificial Insemination
Service beef and dairy
American Breeders
Representative
Joe Yocom
Lexington, Oregon
Ph. 989-E134
TYPEWRITER DIRTY? Call
or leave your machine art
the Heppner Gazette
Times. Larry of Standard
Office Equipment of La
Grande who stops every
three weeks will contact
you. New and used type
writers. 14tfc
Monuments
Eternal Markers
BRONZE GRANITE
INSTALLATIONS VASES
Cemetery Grave Markers
SWEENEY
MORTUARY
Coast to I'oasM-ihse maint. 4.21
Turner. Van Mailer & Bryant -
Bond 5 (HI
Blue Cross of Ore, Sal 313 M.
Ins 421 20 734 85
paciiic NW Bell-sheriffs
comm.... II 50
Bank. American!-Assessors field
work 5.5(1
I B M . -sheriffs olse sup 14 00
Dr. L.D Tibhles-Med Inv.. 52 (H)
Shell Oil Co.-sheriffs car
exp 6.43
Sheriff of Umatilla Co. jail exp
180.00
Texaco Sheriffs car exp 6.33
Atlantic Kichlield-sheriffs car
e 2.50
Mis Rolwrt Shurman-Boys
Ranch Fund 50 (H)
Ore. St, Health Div. -Planners
Printing 2.50
Paciiic NW Bell-sheriffs
comm 5.37
MC ; ( ; -slier i f fs ca r ex p. . . . 1 93 22
Dept . of Commerce-Planners
Printing 7.50
Dept. of Revenue-Assessors St.
milse 10.95
Consumer Reports-Co. Ct.
sup ;....8.(H)
Physicians & Surgeons-H. nurse
I m'm 13 48. ofse sup 33.00.. . 46.48
Ore St. Univ. Ext. Service-Co.
& Home Ext. agent 4.177.50
Joyce Bergstrom -Assessors
field work 25.86
Dr. Wolff-cir. ct jurors 49.50
Margaret Morgan et al-Sp.
Election Board 238 (H)
BankAmericard-Co. Ct. travel
39.49. Clerk Conv. 5.38 44 87
Packer Scott -cthse maint. ..25, 71
Standard Oil Co -Co. Ct. travel
8.26. CD ti avel 20.22 28.48
Union Oil Co. -museum fuel
99.54. sheriff car exp 175.(5-1
275.18
Sheriff of l.'matilla-jail exp
37.50
Harrv O'Donnell et al-B of E
' ...80.00
Paciiic NW Bell-current exp
235.25
I.B.M.-maeh. nitse 52.50
Ruben Vela-JPO witness ... 14.60
3M Business Products-paper
62.86
Rachel Harnett et al-Museum
Maint. 125.68
Elections
COUNTY Ol IIT
iMtiK i:i:iii;s
I oit mv.ii;:i
Older signed in the mailer of
the I muster of Motor Incuse
Fund to General Road Fund.
Death Claims
Emma Long
A long liine lesiilent of this
area died Sunday in Pioneer
Memorial Hospital
Eninia l-ong was 92 She was
born April 28, 1892 in Eight Mile
Can on, near Heppner, She had
lived here most of her lile.
Her husband Charlie pro
ceeded her in death in 1970.
Survivors include: two sisters,
Elorence Rocket and Esther
Bergstrom, Heppner; two.
brothers. Alfred Bergstrom.
Portland and Edwin Berg
strom. lone; several nieces and
nephews in California and
Oi egon.
Funeral services were held
June 11 in Hope Lutheran
Church in Heppner with the
Rev Mark Johnson officiating.
Vault interment was in Heppner
Masonic Cemetery. Sweeney
Mortuary was in charge of
arrangements.
nl : siiti M i l l it
'I lie luxe Social Club met June
1 tin ai all da) meeting til the
' ,i I. homo ol Mrs Lewis Ball,
Miib Itulli Bergslioin us co-
Illtsll'SS.
The next mooting will In- held
Juno 25 at the home of Mabel
Ring
William Cunningham Passes
.lusi two weeks after his wife
preceded him in death, Will
huii P. Cunningham passed
away Sunday in Heppner.
Mr. Cunningham was Imrn
Juno 9. 1881 in County laingfonl,
Jack Bailey Passes
Jack Bailey, 56, of Independ
ence. Ore., was recently found
dead of a gunshot wound,
believed self-inflicted. He had
worked for the Elks Club in
Heppner and in Condon and
Pendleton. He was moving to
Astoria where he was to
manage the Elks Club there. He
is survived bv his wife. Mabel.
From Kansas City
Serving
and
Heppner
lone. Heppner
Lexington
Ph. 76-9600
Optometrist
Jack Davis of Kansas City
was hero last week to visit
Judge and Mrs. Carniichael. He
enjoyed golfing on Willow Creek
Course with Judge. He was the
slate golfer for three consecu
tive years in Kansas when he
was in high school.
Ho wont on to Bend and
Klamath Falls to visit his
Division-Election uncles. Tom and David Noel.
6.00
OTISO. HUNT of Molalla and
his son Larry Hunt of Portland
were accompanied by Martin
Nelson of Portland for a visit in
Heppner last week. It was the
first lime in 20 years thai Mr.
Nelsoi had been in Heppner.
Tlw Hunts conic up periodically
in rei cw old friendships.
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
B l!(i AIN SALE DEEDS
. ( uiiuiiighiiiii, tlliiiin-KiiU' to
llletlell. Mary - Hlk. 7 Well's
lli iMior & ileser. Ir Sec. 31
T.'S It.'ii
. .( iiuuiiigliiiiii. William to Mc
Donald. F.liaholh. P. El A I -lot
3 Hlk. 3 Ouuiil'N Add..
Ileppuer
Madden Kliliin Madden.
Leslie to Ling. William H.-Thel-ma
V. - I'l l Blk. 25 Wills Add,
City ol lone
tjl IT CLAIM DEEDS
Gordon. George U. -Alice I. to
Van Don Bioson, Esther - Lot 1
Blk 4 Frl. Iait 10 Blk. 4 City
Heppner
MeFaililen. Bret la K. - to
Nichols. William E. Margaret
M -- All lots 4.5, Hlk. 20 town
Lexington
MeFaililen. Frank L. to Nich
ols. William E. -Margaret M.
All lots 4.5. Blk. 20 town
b'xii.gton
WARRANTY DEEDS
Dick. Ladd E. to Dick. L.E..
.h Rachel F -- Lot 4 Hlk. 1 T. W.
Avers 4th Add & descr. Ir
Heppner
F.I). Elvin L.-Myrllo B. to
I'tna. Veinon-Svlvia A. -- Frl.
Sec. 11. 14 T4N R25
llenoi son, Alono-La Verne to
MeCabo. Helen. - Dosor. Ir Sec.
:! T5S K2li
Henderson, Alon.o-La Venu
le Rippoe, Oscar C-Lelha -Descr.
Ir Sec 32 T5S R2(i
Morrow Co. School Dislr K-l
aka Morrow Co. Schools lo
Daniels. Ronald L. -Roberta E.
- Lot 2 Blk. 7 W. Boardman,
lioai ilman
Mlt. & .MRS, ARI ES
III: Altll weul to Milton
Freewaior late Saturday after
noon. They visited his mother,
Mrs. Tom Voting and picked
siiiiwlMMtios at Winns.
Ireland He married Katie
Brenniui in Pendleton (VI. 31,
Ittl I. He was a retired farmer
who worked in Ibis area for
many years. At one lime, he
was employed by the county,
Mr. Cunningham is survived
bv two daughters, Betty Mc
lionald and Mary Bleltell,
Heppner; two sons, Robert
Cuiuiiughum. Ontario and Hill
Cunningham. Goldendale, Wa.;
15 grandchildren and 18 great
grandchildren. Three daughters
preceded him In death: Helen
Mover. Kay Cox and Hose
Hams.
Funeral services were held
June 13 In SI. Patrick's Catholic
Church In Heppner with the
Rev. Raymond Hoard officiat
ing. Casket learers were Sherill
McDonald. Bill Braiuinn. Mike,
Pat and Stephen Cunningham
imd Jimmy Hams, all urand
son Interment was in Heppner
Masonic Cemetery. Sweeney
Mortuary was in charge of
arrangements.
Contributions can be made to
the St. Patrick's Church build
ing fund
iD)M7 Check List Hp
Check List
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Cook Book
Camera
Pipe
Playboy Subscription
Cuff Links
Record
Tape
Tape Recorder
Tape Player
Home Handyman's
Mqnual
Radio
Travel Kit
Travel Bar
Shave Lotion
Electric Razor
Watch
Lighter
Attache Case
HEPPNER OREGON "
uniTed T6 UvE you money
HOURS 8 106
Phon
City Council
lleppner City
Council -"SJJTr4'
Citizens having matters for
discussion please present
them to City Recorder one
week prior to regular meet
ing or bring them before
the Council.
Ph. 676-9618
Exterminating
Service :
Dobyns Pest Control
Rodent and Insect Ex
termination .Termite Control
Grain Fumigation
Cattle Spray
Fogging
John Jepsen
Ph. lone 422-7180
Floor Covering,
Heating
M&R noor Covering
and Keating Co.
William Firnaces Complete
Installations
0 Linoleum Refrigeration
0 Carpeting Domestic and
e Oil Burrer Commercial
Service
Free K.t i maten All Work
Guaranteed
Pii. 675-9418 Heppner
Funeral Home
Sweeney Funeral
Home
Pre-arrangements
Distant Remorais
Serving. lone. Heppner
and Lexington
Licensed Funeral Directors
Heppner Ph. C7-6O0
Insurance
Fire, CasuaRy, LUe
and 'Health OPS
FARM BUREAU
INSURANCE CO.
John Gochnauer
Agent
Pendleton Heppner
276-2732 676-5862
Ruggles - Boyce
INSURANCE AGENCY
Ph. 676-9625 Box 247
Heppner, Oregon
Ray Boyce Ph. 676-5384
Turner, Van Mafter
and Bryant
GENERAL INSURANCE
Ph. 676-9113
Dr. E. K. 'Schaffitz
OPTOMETRIST
Next to Hotel Heppner
Entrance
Telephone 676-9465
Physicians-Surgeons
w
Dr. L. D. Tibbies
OSTEOPATHIC
Physician & Surgeon
1st National Bank Bldg. .
Res. 676-9210 Off. 676-9616
Wallace H. Wolff"
M.D. P.C.
Family Practice
Week Days by Appointment
and Emergencies
Ph. 676-9253 Res. 676-9620
Gerald A. "Jones M;D.
Physician and Surgeon
118 E. Hurlburt
Hours Monday thru Thursday
9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Friday
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
THE GAZETTETtiMES has
Heppner Picture Post
cards! Select either the
colorful picture of the
Morrow County Court
house or the aerial view
oi the city. Only 10c ea.
Title Insurance
Morrow County
Abstract & Title Co
TITLE INSURANCE
Office in Peters Building
Ph. 676-9912-
Watch Repair
Peterson's
Jewelers
and Gift
Latest Jewelry
Goods
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds
Expert Watch and Jewelry
Repairing
Heppner, Oregon
Ph. 676--9200
Wholesalers-Mfgs.
"Pride of Oregon Ice
Cream"
Butter. Kraft Food Lines
Dud Tash -Products
Specialist
Clay Phillips, Assistant
MORROW CO. CREAMERY
BILL COX. MGR. 676-9244
Hobbies
FOR
Gar Aviation-sheriffs car exp
5.23
Heppner T.V. -sheriffs ofse
sup 8.00
I. B.M. -sheriffs ofse sup 6:5.00
Larrv Fetseh-sheriffs meals.....
". 7.40
Pacific Mutual Life Ins. -Ret.
6.980.00. Sal 372.86 7,352.86
St. Dept. of Revenue
Sal 442.60
First National Bank-Sal
1.308.42
Public Employees-ss 695.44, Sal
695.44 '. 1,390.88
St. Accident Ins. Fund - Sal
II. 90. Ins. 140.51 152.41
GFAKHAL ROAD FUND
WARRANTS
ISSUED FOR MAY. 1973.
BankAmericard-niisc 57.63
Sadie Parrish, Petty cash-misc.
126.17. parks 2.54 128.71
Farley Motor Co. -repairs
.' 311.08
Bankers Life-Ins 48.78
Standard Ins. Co.-Ins 48.26
Walter Hayes-Comm. exp. .48.41
Cornett Green Feed-park. ..33.80
Pacific NW Bell-misc 10.76
MCGG-weeds 6.05, repairs
891 .95. "sup. 39.85 937.85
Clyde Equipment Co.-repairs....
..." 166.79
Heppner Auto Parts-park .93,
Sup 46.87, repairs 33.99 81.79
Stone Machinery Co.-repairs
194.03
Blue Cross of Ore. -Sal 329.35,
Ins. 249.08 678.43
Central Ore. Welders-sup. ..46. 36
Heady Mix Sand & Gravel
materials 2,308.50
Coast to Coast-sup 6.15
Columbia Basin-sup 51.89, park
16.00. misc 18.25 86.14
Pettyjohns-park 60.77, mat.
3:1.64. repair 18.59 113.00
Leonards Mobil gas & oil 4.00
Ore. Motor Service-repairs
95.70
Fords Tire Service-tires. ..716.31
Rentex Services-sup 22.75
Heppner Nor Gas-park 90.65,
mat. 39.94 130.59
City of Heppner-sup 5.70
Murray Drugs-sup 15.78
Western Auto-repairs 2.60
BankAmericard-Comm. exp.
5.38, misc. 12.90 18.28
Packer Scott-park 110.71. misc
27.517 138.68
Standard Oil Co-gas & oil 7.85
Union Oil Co. -gas & oil... 1,322.06
Chevron Asphalt Co. -materials.
749.56
Arrow TraiisHirlal ion-Fa. on
asalt 267.70
Standard Oil Co -gas & oil.. 68.30
Pacific NW Eiell-misc 44.17
Shirley Baker-misc 13.20
Labor 3.778.75
Public Emp. Ret. -Sal 217.81. ss
217 81 435.62
Firs! National Bank-Sal... 370.20
St liepi.of Revenue-Sal... 117.60
Pacific Mutual Life-Sal . .141 60
St. Accident Ins Fund Sal 2.00.
Ins. I'.'titfl 171.89
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
The budget for
llcppiKT Cemetery
Miiinteiiaiice District
for the
fiscal year m7:t-i!i7l Beginning July I. as detailed and
summari.ed in the accompanying
schedules was prepared on an
accounting basis consistent with that used in prior
VC.11S.
Major changes, if any, and their
effects on this budget are set forth in an
accompanying statement. A copy of the
Advanced First
Aid Class Given
Dick Sargent has completed
instruction in an American Red
Cross Advanced First Aid
Course. There were 13 in the
course for five sessions held at
Heppner High School. Those
taking the course were nurses
and aides, ambulance drivers at
Pioneer Memorial Hospital and
Kiii.ua people.
Those taking the course were
Ruby Munkers, Kenneth R.
Smith. Charles McConnell. Seth
Foiquer. R. L. Biitlner. Kent
Goodyear.
Charles Thomason. Delores
I). McLachlan. Dorothy M.
Wilson. Tanya Lynn Tucker,
John Mollahan. Linda Connor
and Robert Lowe.
budget document may be inspected or
obtained between the hours of
II a.m.
and
5 p.m.
at
Heppner City Hall
A meeting of the
Hoard of Directors
will be held
July 3. i!i7:i . At
p.m.
ut 1 25 K. tjuai'l Street
person may appear
to discuss the budget, or any part of it.
(Go.verning Body)
for the purpose
of holding a public hearing on this budget. Any
(Sinned) John A. I'feiffer
Morrow
(Chairman of Governing Body)
Heppner, Oregon
(County)
(City)
School
G-T WANT ADS PAY
SCHOOL HOARD AGENDA
Morrow County School Dis
trict R-l Board will meet June
18 at 8 p.m. at the District office
in Lexington.
Under old business members
will hear:
Status report and auction on
the following items:
1. Obsolete oil burner com
bustion controls at lone.
2. Air conditioning - lone
teacherage.
Under New business:
Consider request to pur
chase district owned land in
lone.
Consider resignations.
Approve contracts for cer
tificated personnel.
Hire classified employees.
Consider reports from com
mittees on Student Conduct
Code.
Consider alternative to dry
wells at Riverside High
School.
Adopt 1973-74 budget and
certify levy to Assessor.
Approve board meeting
calendar for 1973-74.
Consider ordering Driver
Education cars for 1973-74.
Authorize Clerk and Deputy
Clerk's bonds.
Instruct Deputy Clerk to
balance books and call for .
annual audit and
Authorize call for bids on
bus service, bulk gasoline,
fuel oil. anti-freeze. con
tract runs. etc.
There will be a report on
paving and road repair at
Ileppuer High and Heppner
Elementary schools.
Next regular meeting will le
July 23. 8:00 p.m. District
II lire
Levy Within 6 Limitation
Levy Outside 6 Limitation
Levy Outside 6 Limitation (Serial Levy)
Not Subject to Limitation
Total Proposed Levy
Total Budget All Funds
Total Tax Levy to be Certified to the
Assessor on Form LB-50
Last Year I This Year Next Year
,,,.1011.0(1 ll.02l.IHI I I ' ,iin:.iiii
UTWOTJ 11,021.00 ll.liK5.IHI
51.15(1.(10 I7.:tli5.00 11,125.00
" " Outstanding July 1 Authorized, Not Incurred, July 1
TYPE OF INDEBTEDNESS This Year (Actual) Next Year (Est.)
Bonds .
Interest Bearing Warrants
Short Term Notes
: Total Indebtedness 1 N"'"" 1 " N"", '
FINDS RiyilKIV. 1Mb
GL.'JERAI.
Fl'ND OR PROGRAM
Total
Total
Total
Total
Pel vmrn i Sor. i-.cs
Materials :ind Seiviv.es .
Capital Outlay
All Other Reipmcmetih
huludes all Payroll C'us'.sl
Total Requirements ( Including Translcis) .
Total Resouuvs Ixo-pt lax lo be Levied
Ad Vaii :ein Tax Required to Balance . .
liUniaU-ii la Not .n.- Iv Re.eived
Total AJ V i.i rem lax t r-f Levied
1 evv W il'.i:. I noi:j'i"il
I Lst Year j Hs V-'"r Next Year
10.412.H4 IO.:i.-,0.()0 I0.KIMI.00
4.901.2? "" " 5.Hr0.ll0 li. 100.110
sTjioir ' 3.000.00 " 1 .000.0(1
. i.mio.oo "' I .ooo.oo
"2I.3KI.1MI ' 20,200,00 IH.WKI.OO
10.HI.K.0I1 ' f l().2:Ki.OO 8.338.IHI
9.4OO.00" ' ,9i4.0(l I0.5fi2.0ll
1 ,000.00 " 1 .IHtO. (Ml ' 1.123.00
"iMUH3T - - -1? li'lL'!?' IMi8.-i.B0
WJtHUm 1M24 I Il.li85.0(
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN AO VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED
PKT'.F-rTl&L CARE
FUN!) OR PROGRAM
Total Per s. hi Pi. i Service (InJiiJes
Total Mateiuls and V'Uki'i
Total Caj'ilal Outlay ........
Total All Oti.cr Kciinenieiiis .
Total Budget Rei(uirciictH - .
Total Budget Resource
all Payroll Cosim
LjnI Year This Year Net Year
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