Hcppner, Ore., Gazette
Court proceedings
OCTOBER GENERAL FUND
Pmil W. Jones, County Judge,
travel exp , 32.95
Drpl, of Humun Resources Ins 719.38
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Wilson Misc, No. end off. rent . . . . 950.00
Carolyn Davis, Travel exp. 10.95, Juv. Dept. prof serv.
21)00, Juv, sern 8.00 . . 38.95
Hoi) Cortinas, Juv. Counselor Trainee 44.60
Sinner Business Mach. misc., machine maint 124.00
Jack Loyd, Veterans, office sup 4.86
Herman Winter, Cir, C(, jurors & witn 68.80
Heppncr TV Inc., Sheriff, off supp. 12.00
Dr. L.D. Tihhles, Health, Med. Exam. Expen 34.00
Public Welfare Division, Misc., surplus food exp 10.65
David Moon, Plann, travel expen 26.81
Killiam Stationery, Clerk-off. sup 52.89
Heppncr Auto Parts, Sheriff car expen 2.40
Columbia Basin Klec. Courthouse power 63.00
Dunham Printing Inc., Misc. elections 36.45
Secretary of Slate, Misc, elections 20.36
Charles Patching. Assessor, Appra. school 71.55
Murray's Drugs, Assessor supp 17.97
Eluironix, Sheriff, jail expen 73.13
Columbia Basin Klec, Museum 77.45, Cthse. 107.84,
Stiff. Com. 4,45 , 189.74
Koher! B. Ahrams, Misc. spec, attorney 30.00
Ernest Jorgenson, Misc, no end off 16.66, JP5 phone
25.45. off sup-4.20, Trav. 57 (H) 103.31
William A. Holcomb, Misc. Walermaster 39.48
City of Hcppner. Misc. Vet off sup 5.00
Heppncr Auto Parts, Sheriff 3.29, Courthse. 2.36 5.65
Wheeler's Communication, Sheriff comm. expen 75.00
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1st National Bank, Co. Judge, travel exp 8.75
Shf. comm. exp. 68.22, Misc. curr. exp 380.89
Pacific 'NW Hell. Shf. tax col 124.87 573.98
Phone 2 77, off sup. 119.18, Sec. 15240, Herman Winter
D A, civ. dep. IOO.IW, trav 9.40 410.75
Gray's Repair Shop, Sheriff car expen 9.70
Ore. Assn. of Co. Treasurers, Treas. Assn. dues 50.00
Dep. of Revenue, Assessor State mtse 153.50
Legis. Counsel Comm. Co. Ct. off expen 12.00
Tana Padhergot al, JP fith Jurors & Witn 206.40
U.S. Postmaster, Misc, postage 300.00
Dunham Printing Inc. Cir. Ct. jurors 28.80
East Oregonian. Misc. off. pub 9.52
Shirley Zielenski, Misc. elections 5.20
3-M Business Products, Misc. paper 521.99
Burroughs. Assessor off. sup 86.25
Umatilla Co. Sheriff, Sheriff jail expen 322.50
Texaco, Sheriff car expen 20.84
Mulligraphics. Assessor 50.00; Clerk 97.98,
Conl. l.fflM.OU 1,447,98
Health 15,55; Juv. 15.55; Slier. 36.70; Assessor Gazette
Times Plan. 15.55: 63.45; Off. Pub. 193.95 340.75
Oregon St , Slier. Assn. Sheriff -conv. & dues 50.00
1st National Bank. Assessor-convention 99.49
Joyce Bergst rom. Assessor fid work 38.31
Mobil Oil. Sheriff car expen 17.20
Pacific NW Bell. Sher-comm. exp. 138.87; Misc. cur
ei 13.6(1 152.56
Duane Settler el al. Circuit Ct. jurors 222.97
George Wmship.Cl.Cl.Baliff 7.53
I) E. Hudson. Misc. elections 8.39
Michael Piilmer et al. JP 6th Juror 92.24
Blue Cross. Sal. 181.25. DA 55.70, Ins. 446.25 683.20
Dept. of Revenue. Assessor State mtse 102.20
Multigraphics Div.. Misc. gen. oper. cent 95.25
Tullie (fit ice Supplies, JP fith adder 149.95
Turner. VanMarter, Bryant. Misc. bonds 20.00
Jay ties Bus. Mach. Inc.. Juv. dept. 6.88: Co. Ct.G.89 .... 13.77
..Umatilla Elcc Coop, Cthse power lights 2.60
M;i Harris, Co Court sup 42.00
Misc paper 38.18: Hllh off sup. 19.08; Fin.er Bus. Mach.
Corp. Plan off sup. 19.08 76.34
David Moon, Planner trav. expen 67.95
Sears Koehtick & Co.. Misc office chairs 305.40
Morrow Co. Grain Growers. Courthouse expen 1.07
S'andard Oil of Calif.. Sheriff car expen 13.32
First National Bank. Salaries 1,869.30
P.. inkers Life Company. Insurance 71.29
Pacific Mutual Life Ins.. Salaries 601,09
Stale Dept. of Revenue. Salaries 622.60
Public Empl. Keiir. Bd.. Sot. Sec. 883.54;
Sal. 883.; 54
Stale Acrid. Ins. Fund. Ins. 354.00, Sal. 57.20 ....
Assoc. of Ore, Counties, Insurance
Standard Insurance Co., Insurance
GENERAL
Association of Oregon Counties. Ins 45.90
Siaie Accident Insurance Fund, Ins 1.143.53
Standard Insurance Co., Ins 37.44
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance, Sal 361.89
Department of Human Resources, Ins 311.89
Heppncr Attlo Paris 242.90
Wheeler's Communications 75.00
First National Bank, Co. Comm. Exp 4.80
Pettyjohns Builders Supply Parks 8.41,
Repairs 44.55 52.96
Waller Hayes. Co. Comm. expense 28.63
Homer Hughes Co. Comm. expense 30.11
Big Sky Maps, Misc. expen ,. 141.00
Rentes Service Corp., misc. expen 52.50
Pacific Northwest Bell, misc. expen 34.43
Murray Drug. Parks 1.05; misc. .90 ; 1.95
Pacific Northwest Bell, misc 10.76
Packer-Scott. Parks 174.67
Pacific Northwest Life, Salaries 26.60
Blue Cross of Oregon, Sal. 191.10; Ins. 196.35 387.55
Labor 7,192.65
Morrow Co. Grain Growers, repairs 260.19
Standard Oil Co. of California, gas & oil 47.63
Chevron Asphalt Co.. road materials 1,477.00
Clyde Equipment Co., repairs 125.95
HeppnerNor-GasCo.,gas&oil 144.00
James Scarborough, repairs 438.33
Coast to Coast Stores, repairs 101.53, parks 8.98 110.51
Pendlelon-Heppner Freight Lines, repairs 37.74
Eutectic& Caslolin Inst,, repairs 97.10
1st National Bank of Ore., misc. expense 11.75
Citv of Hcppner, misc. expense 7.55
Columbia Basin Elec. Misc. 45.90, Parks 54.30 100.20
Sears, Roebuck & Co., repairs 82.90
General Tire Service, tires & tubes 159.70
Banker's Life Insurance, insurance 50.36
1st National Bank of Ore., salaries 960.30
Stale Dept. of Revenue, salaries 319.70
Pacific Mutual Life Ins., salaries 361.89
Public Employees Retire. Bd. SS 566.63,
Sal. 566.63
State Accident Ins. Fund Ins. 801.42, Sal. 19.36 .
Assoc. of Oregon Counties, insurance
Standard Ins. Co., insurance
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28, 1974
Honey shortage
A meeting of the Morrow
Counly Court and the county
road commissioners was held
lasi Wednesday to assess the
financial status of the road
department for the remainder
of the fiscal year.
According to Doc Sherer,
roadmaster, the roads are all
in pretty good condition for the
winter, with all of the roads
receiving the necessary re
pairs and oil during the
summer, with the exception of
Top spy was
Pauline Winter reviewed the
Autobiography of Dusko Pop
ov al the joint meeting of
lone's Topic Club and Hepp
ner's Bookworms on Nov. 12 al
St. Patrick's Church.
This true account of Popov's
years as a master spy during
World War II is more com
pelling than most spy novels.
"Tricycle" to the British,
"Ivan" to the Germans, he is
reputedly the model Ian
Fleming used for James Bond.
Popov entered the twilight
world of espionage when
Hitler's troops were marching
through Europe and he realiz
ed that only a concerted effort
on the pari of freedom-loving
men could stop the menace of
Fascism.
Posing as an admirer of the
Nazis, Popov managed to gain
their confidence and in lime
raied as their lop spy. He then
began passing on German
information lo British Intelli
gence. Popov's value lo the
British as a double-agent was
not. however, appreciated by
America's FBI.
When he w as sent lo the U.S.
by ihe Germans, his welcome
was less than cordial. "They
need not trust me right away
just because Ihe British say
that I'm OK." he said lo his
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Road requires hot plant mix,
and none of the plants are
mixing any hoi mixal present.
"There are 1080 miles of
mads in (he county and of
these 368.5 miles are oiled, and
we have to maintain these
roads with a smaller crew
than we had 10 years ago,"
continued Sherer. "At present
there are three men working .
on blades, four assigned to
roadwork. a shop repairman
living model
friend, Ewen Monlagu of
British Intelligence, "but they
are so stupid. Microphones
everywhere and so ob
viouslywhen I bend over to
smell a bowl of flowers, I
scratch my nose on a micro
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shocked lo read of his
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and myself."
Judge Paul Jones, chair
man, said. "If we don't have a
severe winter, with the roads
freezing, we may be in good
shape in Ihe spring. But if we
have a hard winler and we are
faced wit h many repairs, we
will have to take a long hard
look at the budget."
Speaking on the monies
spent thus far in Ihe new fiscal
year, and Ihe defeat of the
serial levy last May by the
Harbor which Hoover chose
to disregard.
After his wartime missions
were completed. Popov mar
ried and now lives happily in
France. This 1974 book, publi
shed by Crosset and Dunlap.
New York, sells for $7.95. It is
one of ihe new books put into
circulation at the Heppner
Public Library through gifts
in memory of former Library
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be anyone in Morrow County.
Clues for his or her identity
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sponsoring merchants. If by
coincidence Ihe name of the
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clues in this contest.
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voters, Jones said, "We are
facing a serious situation with
Ihe roads in the county, and if
we have a severe winler some
of the roads may not get
plowed."
The price of asphalt ic oil
used by the county has jumped
from $35 to $70 per ton.
When the snows start the
county crews will be down to
only nine men. including
Sherer. These men will have
to take care of the roads in the
Boardman-Irrigon area, run
the rock crusher, cut trees,
burn slashings, install any
culverts, sand roads and keep
the snow plow working.
The county plans !o hire two
men to round out the crews, in
hopes of being able to take
care of all of Ihe work in the
future.
In other business the counly
asked court permission to sell
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where entries will be accept
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may bring in all Ihe entries for
that family. Children under 12
must be accompanied by an
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and closes at 5 p.m. Friday of
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some of its surplus equip
ment as a means of raising
funds.
With the sale of some trucks
and pickups, plus other items
Hie counly might raise an
additional $15,000. However,
this money could not be used
until the nex fiscal year, after
it has been placed in the
budget.
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this week.
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Friday ) a drawing will be held
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week's contest. The first eniry
drawn thai correctly identifies
the Mystery Person will win
$20 in cash. II that entry also
lists the correct number of
clues hidden in all ads of
sponsoring merchants, a
bonus of $7.50 will be paid.
Whenever this bonus is not
won. it will be added to Ihe
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An estimate for repairs and
overhaul for the county's D-7
Caterpillar tractor, used in Ihe
rock quarry, is under way at
an estimated cost of $25,000 to
$28,000. The tractor being
repaired al the county shop
needs a new rear end,
transmission, complete motor
overhaul and new tracks and
rollers.
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taken to prevent typographi
cal errors that might be
mistaken for clues, but error
less typography cannot be
guaranteed by anybody. The
publisher of the Gazette
Times will be the judge in all
questions and his decision is
final.
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jackpot. Your wife, husband
or some bright -eyed youngster
may spot a clue that you miss!
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