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WARRANTS ISSUED ON THE GENERAL ROAD FUND
FOR JUNE, 1974
Turner, Van Marter ft Bryant-Ins $4,079.00
Bankers Life-Ins 63.82
Standard Ins -Ins 37 44
Assoc. of Ore Co -Ins 46.72
Heppner Auto Parts-repairs 240.45, park 6 34 246.79
Waller Hayes-Comm. Exp 62.72
Dobvns Pest Control-weed 1,319.31
Petrvjohns-Material 4 41, park 117.41 121.82
C O W S -shop sup 15 55
BankAmericard-misc 3.35
James Scarborough-gas & oil 442.20
YicGroshensSr.-parks 56 00
Heppner Nor Gas-gas & oil 141.80, park 237.85 .... 379 65
Western Auto-parks 6.24
Standard Oil Co -gas 4 oil 165.77
City of Heppner -misc 6.60
Ralph Thompson-misc 80.00
Pacific NW Bell-misc 45.64
Farley Motor -repairs 20.00
Chevron Asphalt Co -materials 1.699.20
Arrow Transportation-Fr. on Asph 343.54
Si one Machinery Co-repairs
Ba nk Americard-misc
St . Accident Ins. -Ins
Pacific NW Bell-misc
John Mollahan. Trustee-misc
Clyde Equipment-repairs 301.12
Rietmann Hardware-repairs 1.12
Rentex Service-misc 34.26
Fords Tire Service-tires 232.10
Oregon Motor Service-repairs 220O0
Wheelers Comm-misc 75.00
Union Oil-gas & oil 647.75
Court St. Mkt. -park 1.24
Columbia Basin Coop.-park 17.20. misc. 85 85 103.05
MCGG-repairs 105.70
Coast to Coast -parks 6.17
Arrow Transport -Fr. on Asph 364.11
Chevron Asphalt Co. -materials 1.729.80
Standard Oil-gas L oil 11.71
Blue Cross-Sal 191.20, Ins. 196.35 387.55
Assoc. of Ore. Co -Ins 32.12
Dept. of Human Resources-Ins 766.35
St . Dept. of Revenue-Sal 296-20
First National Bank-Sal 940.10
Pacific Mutual Life-Sal 326.35
St . Accident Ins. -Sal 25.04. Ins. 689.03 714.07
Public Emp. Ret. Br -Sal 543.29. SS 543.29 1.086.58
Labor 6.964.49
Sadie Pamsh. Petty Cash-Sup 21.02, repairs 4.60,
gas 5.25. misc. 39.93 70.82
Standard Ins -Ins 33.44
Turner. Van Marter-Contig. fund 251.00
BankAmericard-misc 75.20
Dept . of Commerce-misc 25 .00
Chevron Asphalt Co.-matenals 3.476 40
Baker Mach . Co.-repairs 136.22
Clyde Equip. -repairs 2.295.37
BankAmencard-misc 18.37
Arrow Transport -Fr. on Asph 1.125 26
Pacific NW Bell-misc 46.26
Hubert Wilson. PM-misc 5.40
Traffic Safety-material 35.92
Homer Hughes -Comm. exp 12.05
Walter Hayes-Comm. exp 69.84
Bankers Lafe-Ins 55.36
Columbia Basin-parks 57.10, misc. 43.80 100.90
Pettyjohns-material 62.32, parks 129 66 191.98
Miles Tire Service-tires 71 .08
COWS-supplies . 7.90
General Tire Service-tires 891 .80
General Fire Equip.-misc 22.50
Gontys-misc 19.95
Farieys-repairs 78.12
Stone Mach.-repairs 37.27
City of Heppner -misc 7.55
Rentex Service-misc 54.32
Arrow Transport-Fr. on Asph 1,118.27
Heppner Nor Gas-supplies 94 42
Heppner Auto Parts-repairs 1E2.65
Chevron Asphalt-material 10.363.80
W ARRANTS ISSUED ON THE GENERAL FUND FOR
JUNE. 1974
Pacific NW Bell -current exp 377.56
Sadie Parrish-elections 17.02
Sherrie Bahr et aJ-JP6 jurors
Mary Lee Marlow et al-elections
Assoc. of Ore Co -ins.
Standard Ins. -Ins.
Bankers Life-Ins
Kilham Stationery -H. Dept. 5.56,
Union-sheriff s car exp 315.65
Gazetie-Times-Off . Pub 24.40
BankAmericard-sheriffsconv.exp 75.60
EastOregonian-Br.of Equfl 145.92
C.J.D Bauman-Vet. travel 9.90
Del Smith-Planner travel 125 48
Ernest Jorgerisen-JP5 phone 25.19, sup. 28.55,
Conv. 116.73. rent 33.33 203.80
Grays Repair Shop-Planner travel 18.20
Ore. Emergency Service-sheriff's
Olive Sweeney-H. nurse travel
Umatilla Int. Ed. Dist.-H. nurse
Public Welfare-S. Food sup 11.06
Heppner Garbage-cthse sup 6.00
City of Heppner -cthse 8.50, Vet. sup. 5.00 13.50
Pettyjohns-cthse sup 2.79
V. W. Emimicks Assoc. -Brochures 13 45
Childrens Services-Juv. Boys Ranch fund 200.00
Kiplinger-Co Ct. sup 52.00
Wallace H. Wolff-Med. Inv. Fund 52.00 '
Herman Green-Vet. rent 45.00
Umatilla Co. Sheriff-jail exp 262.50
Books by U. S. News-Brochures 23.90
Heppner Auto Parts-Sheriff's car exp 21.03
Carolyn Davis-Juv. seminars 7.15, travel 15.51 22.66
Mobil-Sheriff's car exp 10.26
Herman Winter-DA phone 42.21, mileage 9.40,
CD 100.00, Secy 152.40 304.01
Turner, Van Marter 4 Bryant-Ins 2,178.00
Standard Oil-Juv. travel 40.21,
Seminar 15.00, sheriff 34.79 '. 90.00
Kilham-assessor's sup 5.14
Lex. Auto Shop-Contig. fund 250.00
Sadie Parrish, Petty Cash-sheriff meals 5.10,
Election 2.36, postage 6.53, Cir.Ct. 10.97 24.96
Heppner Nor Gas-Vet sup 40.71
Murrays Drug-assessor's 10.27, Co. Ct. 6.43,
sheriff's 1.40 18.10
Hubert Wilson, PM-postage 200.00
Dept. of Revenue-assessor's St. mdse 118.02
Rentex Service-cthse. sup 12.00
Elections Division-elections 5.22
Case Fumiture-cthse sup 15.00
William Holcomb-Contig. fund 41.75
Grays Repair-Planner 22.10, Co. Ct. 10.70 32.80
Nudelman Bros. -sheriff's uniform fund 24.00
3M Business Products-paper 190.84
MCGG-sheriffscarexp 2.60
Coniett Green Feed-cthse sup 18.00
Columbia Basin -cthse power 97.84
Shell Oil Co.-sheriff s car exp 10 44
Jaynes Business Mach.-Treas. sup 300
County Court
1.353.51
11.55
7.50
10.76
15.00
266.40
1,219.20
67.54
76.52
73.35
9.32
Co. Ct. 3.76 .
conv. exp.
5.00
62 42
13.06
Imm. sup.
Proceedings
Wagon Wheel Cafe-jail 33.30, Cir. Ct. 40.65,
Co. Ct. 26 85 100.80
Patnch Smith-assessor's field work 1.65
BankAmericard-Co. Ct. travel 77.20
St. Accident-Ins 7.50
Pacific NW Bell -sheriff 's comm 5.37
Sheriff of Umatilla-jail exp. 82.50
Blue Cross-Sal 208.90. Ins. 392.90 601.80
Dr. Mary Garlinger-H. nurse
Imm. fund 100.00
Central Mkt.-ECOCA 1.92, cthse 9.32 11.24
Dobyns Pest Control -cthse sup. .' 41 .00
Dunham Printing-paper 161.10
Carolyn Davis-Juv. travel 5.40, Seminar 34.00 39 40
Harry O'Donnell et al-Br. of Equil 130.00
. Pacific NW Bell-sheriff's comm 117.00
United Off. Supply-paper 59.99, H. nurse sup. 14.08 . . 74.07
Sadie Parrish, Petty Cash-sheriff's ofse sup. 14.64
Union Oil-Planners travel 4.30
Pacific NW Bell -sheriff's comm 14.50
Murrays Drug-planners sup S.01
Kilham-Co. Clerk 7.36. sheriff's 6.50 13.86
Zellerbach Paper Co.-H. nurse Imm. sup 8.70
Gazette-Times-Clerk 29 80, Assessor 5.00, Broc. 6.25,
Off. Pub. 70.50, Elections 350.40 461.95
Singer Business Mach.-mach mtse 103.50
Hachler 4 Ridgway-Sp. Any. Fund 296.79
Greenfield Grange-Election 2.50
Wheelers Comm. -sheriff's comm 75.00
Union Oil-cthse fuel 259.55
Court St. Mkt.-ECOSC 3.21, Co. Ct. 1.97,
cthse 7.15 : 63.52
Dept of Human Resources-Ins 633.93
Public Emp. Ret. Br.-Sal 704.87, SS 704.87 1,409.74
St. Dept. of Revenue-Sal 474.20
First National-Sal 1.485.20
Pacific Mutual Life-Sal 437.32
St. Accident-Sal 47.76, Ins. 211.63 259.39
Sadie Parrish. Petty Cash-Cir. a. 6.63, Clerk 7.20 ...13.83
Standard Ins. Co.-Ins 62.95
Eric Anderson et al-Cir. Ct. jury 273.12
William Holcomb-emergency 94.26
Leonards Mobil-Assessor's field work 38.90
Hubert Wilson. PM-Planner 5 40,
Assessor 5 40. Co Ct. 7.20 18.00
Herman Winter-DA secy 152.35, CD 72.15 24.50
Carolyn Davis-Juv. travel 8.06
IBM-mach mtse 57.06
Rachel Harnett -museum sup. 31.34
Pitney Bowes Mach. Mtse 34.50
Olive Sweeney-H. nurse sem. 55.36. travel 81.67 137.03
C.J.D. Bauman-Vet. travel 9.90
Herman Green-Vet. rent 45 00
Paul Jones-Co a. travel 36.70
Pacific NW Bell-current exp 298.74
Dept of Revenue-Assessor's St. mdse 101 40
Dunham Printing Co.-Treas. sup. 200.65
Texaco-Shenff s car exp 1' . t 4 48
Mobil-Shenff'scarexp 18.48
Turner, Van Marter-Contig 673.00
BankAmericard-Co. Ct. travel 59.81
Dept. of Commerce-cthse exp 40.00
Ernest Jorgensen-JP5 rent 33.33,
sup. 48.30. phone 31.08 112.71
Bankers Life Co.-Ins 66.03
Turner. Van Marter-jail exp. 40.00,
sheriff 's car exp. 97.00 137.00
Del Smith-Planners travel 45.20
Gazette-Times-Off. Pub 8.00
Byers Avenue Clinic-jail exp 32.25
Dept. of Revenue-Assessor's St . mdse 51.04
Herman Winter-DA phone 39.51, sup 34.72 74.23
Rentex Service-cthse sup 12.00
Pettyjohns-cthse sup 26.19
City of Heppner-cthse sup 13.50
Kilham Stationery-paper 85.46
Farley Motor-Juv. 68.74, Planner 68.75 137 49
Columbia Basin-cthse power 134.66
Public Welfare-S. food exp 10.36
3M Business Produets-mach. mtse 243.00
Singer Business Mach-Mach. mtse 339.50
Pacific Mutual Ins-Ins 3,113.00
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS FOR JUNE, 1974.
Order calling for a serial tax levy election.
Order transferring motor license funds to General Road
Fund.
Order in matter of the formation of the Morrow County
solid waste disposal district.
Columbia
Little League All-Stars of
the Columbia League returned
Saturday from Hood River
where the Sub-district 5 Tour
nament was held. July 17-20.
These are 11-12 year old boys.
Columbia Little League in
cludes the towns of Echo,
Stanfield and Umatilla and a
team from the combined
Boardman-Irrigon area. The
All-Star team was composed
of boys chosen from this area.
They lost their initial game
to The Dalles American Lea
gue team, 6 to 4, to forfeit the
championship but came back
in two games, one each on
Friday and Saturday to clinch
the consolation spot. The
Dalles team was one of the
finalist in the championship
play-off.
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& POCKET BOOK,
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SEE HOW FUN &
ECONOMICAL A
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WOMBAT STREET
MOTORCYCLE
CAN BE !!!!!!!!!!!
LEONARD'S
MOBIL
SERVICE
Heppner
Ph. S76-58W
vjins 'consolation'
One highlighf of Frjday's
game against the Mt. Home
Air Force Base team came in
the 6th inning. The score was 4
to 2 in favor of Columbia with
Lerry Wilson at bat. There
were two outs and Wilson had
two strikes, when he singled to
center field and set the field
for David Cooley, who hit a
home run, resulting in a grand
slam, ending the game 9-2 in
favor of Columbia.
Saturday's final play for
Columbia saw John Borchert
of Umatilla pitch a no-hit
Equipment
1 D4 Cat and Dozer.
1 Farmall M and Farmhand.
1 International Plow C-16".
1 Grahame Plow, 11".
3 John Deere Weeders, 10".
1 HC Model 47 Baler.
1 International 151 Combine.
1 John Deere Grain Elevator.
2 International Deep Furrow Drills.
1 Calf Table.
1 Ei-Flow Fertilizer Spreader.
1 Livestock Scales, 1-ton, New.
KEiiliETH
SPRAY, ORE.
By
The Condon -Kinzua visit
ation was the event of the
week at Willow Creek, with 80
golfers teeing off during the
day.
Plans for the day were made
by Dave Harrison and Dee
Gribble, assisted by many of
the gals in our group. A big
"thank you" to everyone who
so willingly lended a hand to
make Sunday a great success.
Taking home honors for the
Kinzua men were Herb
Wright, low gross; Ron John
son, low net; and Frank
Bailey, long drive. On the
distaff side, Joyce Johnson
had low gross; JoAnn Craw
ford had low net; and Wanda
Dunlop won high gross.
Condon winners included
Dave Barnett. low gross and
long drive, and Dale Ashen
feller, low net. Dorothy Close
shot the low gross score for
the Condon gals; Kathy
Ammous had low net, and
Bethyl Bums took high gross.
Locally, the Gundersons
took their share of awards,
with Doug Gunderson posting
the low gross score and Eddie
Theatre
troup at
Irrigon
Willamette University's
Summer Theatre Troupe will
transform themselves into the
loveable characters of Winnie
the Pooh and his friends July
26 for a 10 a.m. performance
at the county park in Irrigon.
The free production of A.A.
Milne's "The House at Pooh
Comer" will be presented by
eight Willamette University
students under the direction of
Robert Peffers, assistant pro
fessor of theatre at Willam
ette. The troupe, which presented
the play at Spokane's Expo 74
on July 23 and will perform in
16 other Eastern Oregon cities
during its tour, is sponsored
by the university.
As a part of their summer
work, the students are re
modeling Willamette's old
gymnasium into the Willam
ette Playhouse. The official
opening is scheduled during
Parents' Weekend, Oct. 18-20.
Before leaving Salem on
tour, the artists performed
five times : twice, "The House
at Pooh Comer," and three
times, "You're A Good Man,
Charlie Brown."
The Golden Age Club will
hold a potluck picnic Tuesday,
Aug. 6, in the Heppner City
Park. Club President Sara
Adkins invites all members to
attend.
no-run no-error game against
the Deschutes League, win
ning 11 to 0.
The Eastern Oregon Com
munity Mental Health Center,
Inc., board of directors will
hold a regular meeting on
Aug. 2, 1974, 11 ajn. to 3 p.m.
to be held at the Indian Hills
Motor Inn, Umatilla Room,
South Pendleton Interchange,
(Milton-Freewater Exit) Pen
dleton, Ore.
For Sale
E. RUSSELL
PH. 453-2524
Heppner,
OverTT.2
Tee Cq)
R & L
Gunderson shooting low net.
Lowell Gribble made the long
drive. Bev Gunderson 's 38 was
the low score of the day for the
women ; Norma Harrison was
the low net winner; Monica
Jones won high gross.
A dozen women played the
course last ladies' day and did
their best to improve their
putting, the new challenge for
the women. The eclecta is
over ; we hope to announce the
winner soon. Kristi Hague
wood was the winner of
Tuesday's play. Her high
gross score netted her a golf
ball.
A barbecue is scheduled
Sunday, July 28. Tee-off time
is 4 p.m. Remember to bring a
salad or dessert, something
for the grill, and clubs. Should
be a fun afternoon.
Aug. 4 we're invited to play
at Kinzua. If . ou need
transportation or more infor
mation, contact Dave Harri
son. If you haven't ventured
out of town yet to golf, this
would be a good time to go.
Automotive
SHERRELL CHEVROLET,
INC.
I tVn'',qL
Complete Sales ft Service
Building Supplies
SEE IS FOR ALL YOl'R
BUILDING SUPPLIES.
We feature Boysen Paints.
TVM-A-Ll'M LUMBER CO.
Tim Moore, Mgr.
432 SE Dorion 276-6221
PENDLETON
Cafes'Lounges
CAL'S LOUNGE A CAFE
Specialist in mixed drinks
and fine foods.
676-5015
Heppner
Construction
RWERBEAID'
Concrete Aggregate
Crushed Rock
Drain Rock
Asphalt Paving
Excavating and Grading
Hermislon, Oregon
Phone 567-2124
Drugs, prescriptions
HERMISTON DRUG
Free Prescription
Mail Sen ice
Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Gifts for all occasions.
Snack Bar
114 Main St Ph. 367-3072
Floor Covering
Heating
MIcR FLOOR COVERING
Linoleum, Carpet, Oil Burner
Service.
Free estimates.
All work guaranteed.
676-9418 Heppner
KEMIG FLOORCOVERING
Carpet, draperies, linoleum,
counter tops, ceramic tile,
flooring, sundries
Sales ft Installation
338 S. W. 1 Ua Butter Creek
Hwy. Hermistor
Food
FoHetTs
Wrapped and cut the way
you want it.
Custom slaughtering
beef, pork, lamb.
Beef Days Mon. ft Wed.
Hog day Fri.
We sell pork and beef,
half or whole. We aim
to please. Call
S674651
HERMISTON, ORE.
Rt. 3. Box 34
Ore., Gazette-Times, Thursday, July IS. 1
Irrigon
Frances Rose Wilson
Mrs. Al Partlow and Sherry
of Irrigon, Ron Berg of
Vancouver. Wa., and Ron i
Zielinski of Boardman have
returned from a two-week
vacation in Hawaii.
While there they visited
Pearl Harbor and the USS
Arizona Memorial, the Poly
onesian Culture Center, East
man Kodak Hula Show and
many other points of interest.
They attended a large July 4
celebration at the Honolulu
stadium, which ended with a
large fireworks display. The
. celebration was the first of it's
Ir hmlH
M.Nfr-mile guarantee, Tires to fit most imports.
Garden Ptowiag-Boto Tiller Rentals'
Cars ArCO! 3676.5062,
WHO 1
DOES IT? HAS IT?
Service Directory
Funeral Home
SWEENEY FUNERAL
HOME
Pre-arrangetnenU, distant re
movals. Serving lone, Hepp
ner, Lexington. Licensed fun
eral directors.
676-9608
Heppner
Furniture
E55i
See us before you buy your
color TV or stereo system.
WILCOX FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES
254 W. Hernittlop Ave.
567-2201 Hermistoa
New ft Used
Furniture It Appliances
Authorized Norge Dealers
2200 N. First, HermhUon
567-8S69
insurance
Insurance
Special Ranch Package
Coverage
Life, Auto, Home.
Farm & Ranch
DELL RAY ZIMMER
Agent
But: 567-5745
1035 North First St.
Ilermiston. Ore. 17838
TU RNER, VAN MARTER
ft BRYNT
General Insurance
676-9113
Heppner
RUGGLES-BOYCE
INSURANCE AGENCY
676-9625 Heppner
Ray Boyce (76-5384
Monuments
Eternal Markers - bronte,
granite. Installations. Vases.
Cemetary grave markers.
SWEENEY MORTUARY
Serving lone, Heppner, Lei- .
ingtoa.
(76-96M
Heppner
Optometrist
DR. E.K. SCHAFFITZ
Optometrist
Next to Hotel Heppaer'
entrance. '
676-9465
Heppner
kind, and Included celebrities
from all over the United
States. It was given in
preparation of the Bicen
tennial. Another bicentennial pre
sentation was "Tavawa's
i i m.
Polynesian spectacular, jne
group noted that newspapers
carried many articles on the
Bicentennial celebration, and
there seemed to be a strong
feeling of patriotism, along
with their aloha spirit of
friendliness.
Sell it with a Gazette-Times
want ad.
Yes. we have
CAMP TRAILERS FOR RENT ;
. . . . also a fine stock or , -
DaBt,m) Steel Radial
Physcians-Surgeons
DR. L.D. TIBBLES
Osteopath physician and
turgeoa.
1st National Bank Bldg.
Ret.676-9219 Off. 676-9616
WALLACE H. WOLFF,
M.D..P.C.
Family practice. Weekdays
by appointment and rmrt-.
grncles.
676-9253 Ret. 676-9626
GERALD A. JONES. M.D.
Physician and Surgeon. 1 16 E.
Hurlbnrt. Hours: Mon. thru
Tburv, 9 a.m. - 12:39 p.m.;
1:39 p.m. -5 p.m.; Fri., 9afm.
lp.m. "
Hermiiton. Ore. 97838 '
DR. K.D. PETERSON
Chiropractic
ft
Naturopathic
Physician
893 N. First St.
Phone: 567-6277
Hermislon, Ore. 97838
Pets
TROPICAL
FISH PALACE
ft
PET CENTER
We carry a complete pet line
216 Court St. The Dalle
298-5628
Radiator Service
FARMERS!
JONES RADIATOR
SERVICE
Now It the time to get your
harvest equipment ready
before the rush season.
Sewing Machines
Singer Sales ft Service
New Zig-Zag Machines
from $89.95
GROGAN"s
Approved Singer Dealer
243 S. Main Ph. 276-2352
Pendleton
For Local Service call Elma'i
Apparel. 676-9426
Title Insurance
MORROW COUNTY
ABSTRACT ft TITLE CO.
Title Insurance
ffice la Peter Bldg.
(76-9912 Heppner
SPACE
FOR RENT
Put tito work
for you