Page 5. THE GAZETTE-TIMES. Heppner. OR., Thursday, Apr. 24. 1975
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GENERAL FUND WARRANTS ISSUED ON THE
GENERAL FUND FOR MARCH. 1 97 J
Paul W. Joneg, Juv. foster care $5 55
Paul W. Jones, Co. Ct. exp , 28 21
Sadie Parrish, Petty Cash, Co. Ct. 1.75, Cir Ct.
16.75, Juv. 160, pontage 1.40 24 50
L D, Tibbies. Med. Exam . . . . . , . , , . . 10 00
Thomas Ditton, Sp. Attorney fund . , . 72 00
Coast to Coast, Assessors sup . .79
Multigraphics Div., Assessors sup 28 75
Albert R. Otte, Mach. mtse , , , 19 50
Ernest Jorgensen, JP5, phone 38.03, Sup 87.15 ". '. 125 18
Carolyn Davis, Juv. travel , , 19 g
Dewey West, Indigent fund 25 00
Umatilla Sheriff, jail exp $15 00
Heppner Auto Parts, sheriffs car 189
Dunham Printing, clerks sup ..,. 25 90
City of Heppner, Vet. Sup 500
Umatilla Sheriff, Juv. Care 37.50
' Vashli Geneva Didier et al, JP5 jury 64.18
Dennis Doherty, DA phone 48.61, Secy 152.40, CD 100 00
sup 72.50. mileage 25.40 , 396.91
Murray Drug, planners sup 1 14
First National, Planner travel . 500
(Vntral Market, Co. Ct. Sup 1.60
Gazelle-Times, Assessors 117.50, Off. Pub 148.00 . . .'. . , 265.05
Kilham Stationery. Plunner sup. 57.80,
Assessors sup, 190.75 254,55
Rankers Life. Ins 67.74
Columbia Basin, Museum 46.30, cthse 181.94 228.24
Murray Drug, sheriffs ofse sup 9.75
Wagon Wheel Cafe, jail 10 55, Co, Ct. 28 45 39 00
Pitney Bowes, mach, mtse 34.50
City of IfermlRlon, jail exp 72 00
Cake Co., sheriffs ofse sup 67.94
MCGG, sheriffs car exp. 43.92
Gazette Times, Tax Coll. exp 70.70
William A. Iloleomb. watermaster 112.52
Pacific NW Bell, sheriffs comm 117.00
Bills Body Shop, sheriffs car exp 12.00
Standard Oil, sheriffs 7 81, Juv. 20 97.
Planner 42 98 , 71.75
Fulleton. sheriff 80 18, Assessor 17 SO, Juv. 68 00,
Planner 17 50 ita.u
Credit Bureau, Co. CI 36.00
Hichard Mahar, sheriffs car , ., J65
Lois Allyn. Planners travel 10. 40
Gazette Times. Off. Pub. 18 00, Planners 32,15 50.15
Roger Rook DA, sheriffs ofs 20 42
City of Heppner, Off. Pub -,11.95
Dept. of Revenue, Assessors St. mdse 52.41
Pacific NW Life, Sal , 37.90
Blue Cross, Sal 264.80. Ins. 428 40 , 693 20
Sadie Parrish, Cir. CI ..'23.48
Stale Accident, Sal. 55 12. Ins. 435 83 , . . , 490 95
Pacific Mutual, Sal ,: 633.18
First National, Sal 1.801.00
St Dept of Revenue. Sal 590.70
public Employees Re. Sal. 860.65, SS 860 65 1,721.30
W Utlt TS ISSUED ON THE GENERAL ROAD FUND
FOR MARCH I97J
Warren H. McCoy, Comm. Exp 55.64
Homer Hughes, Comm. Exp 30.98
Riverbem! Construction, material 246 60
MCGG, repairs 77 57
Farley Motor, repairs 4 44
Dobyns Pest, weed chemicals 1.216 00
City of Heppner, misc. 6 30
Stone Math repairs 63 80
John t'eglia, repairs . 3 00
Gaette Times, misc. 52 45
Cornell Green, material 23 98
Pettyjohns, materials 321.10
Heppner Auto, repairs ... .... 437.59
Rentex Service, misc 28 96
Bnstows. parks 12 29
Bankers Life, Ins 55.36
Standard Oil. gas oil II 02
COWS, gas & oil 6 00
General Tire, tires 822 36
Bill's Body Shop, repairs 5.30
Columbia Basin, misc 86.70
Standard Oil. gas & oil 12 66
Pacific NW Life. Sal 29.10
Blue Cross. Sill. 191.20. Ins. 232 05 423 23
Stale Accident. Sal 21 12. Ins. 807 60 828.72
Public Employees, Sal. 560 94. SS. 560 94 1,121.88
Slate Dept of Revenue. Sal. 375 50,
First National, Sal. 1,053 40
Pacific Mutual. Sal 285 62
Labor 7.070 83
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS FOR MARCH. IJS
Court signed an Order of transfer for Motor License Fund.
Resolution signed in the Matter of Appointment of Tax
Collector.
Dayton
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tee. Free replacement up to SO per
cent of tread. Tires on hand fit all
American and most foreign cars.
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College band and choir enter
tained grades 1 through 12
with an hour -long concert on
Wednesday morning April 16.
Miss Cassie Chapel, daughter
of Mrs. Delsie Chapel is a
member of the group.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Riet
mann are the proud parents of
a son born April 21 in The
Dalles Hospital. He weighed 7
lbs, 9 oz. and has been named
Edmond Wayne. Grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs,
David Kietmann and Mrs.
Karrie Smith of The Dalles.
Mrs. Ida Coleman returned
Sunday, April 13 from a
three-week vacation. She
spent Easter and spring vaca
tion with Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Ekstrom and family in
Seattle, Wa., and then spent a
week in Portland with Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Crawford and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland
Swanson returned home Wed
nesday from Portland. Ken
neth Turner of Heppner drove
them home.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Doherty last
week, were Mrs Doherly's
parents, Mr. and Mrs Bryon
Bradshaw of Albany, Alex
Hasli and Mr. and Mrs.
George Playfair. Mrs. Play
fair is a daughter of Mr, Hasti
and lives in a small village
close to Edinburgh, Scotland.
They are visiting friends and
relatives in the United States.
Most of their visit was spent
seeing interesting sites in
Morrow and Umatilla Coun
ties, The American Legion held
their regular meeting on April
15, There will be a work day on
the hall. May 3. 8 a m. All
Legionnaires are requested to
turn out to help, and bring
hydraulic Jacks and shovels.
Anyone in the community
wishing to work, their help
will be appreciated The
object Is to put a new
foundation under the hall.
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew M.
Vincent Jr of Portland spent
Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Heimbigner.
Delsie Chapel. Ida Coleman,
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Where to look fur clues:
Clues may be hidden in any
ad in this section of 30
merchants whose ads are
pruned below. When an addi
tional ad from one of these
sponsoring merchants ap
pears elsewhere in the paper,
they loo may have clues
hidden in (hem.
Clues will be scattered
There may be from one to five
in any ador none. This is a
contest of skill, and we intend
lo do our best to ouiwil you!
We invite you lo do your best
lo ouiwil us.
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Ruby Roberts and Vida Heli
ker from Bunchgrass Rebe
kah Lodge attended the lunch
eon in Heppner Saturday
given by the members of San
Souci Lodge in honor of
neighboring lodges.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan
spent last Thursday in Salem,
where they attended the
swearing in of the new
Director of Agriculture. In the
Governor's ceremonial office.
Governor Straub swore in
Leonard Kunzman as the
Director of Agriculture. Mil
ton Morgan was recently
appointed to the State Board
of Directors.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Swan
son and family of Auburn,
Wa . are visiting at the home .
of Mr. and Mrs. Garland
Swanson.
Mrs. Sam
patienti in St
pilal.
Crawford is a
Anthony's Hos-
The mothers of the high
school varsity basketball
team are requested to meet in
thecafetorium at 1 p.m., April
28 This will be before the
Mother's Tea.
Mrs, Ida Coleman enter
tained the members of the
former bingo club at her home
Monday afternoone.
Two items to remember
are: the clothing drive at the
United Church of Christ. April
24 and the Garden Club plant
sale on April 30.
The American Legion Auxi
liary has selected Terry
McElligott and Lori Berg
strom as this years delegates
to Girls State in Salem. June
15-21. Catherine McElligott is
an alternate.
The delegates are selected
by a commiltee from the
NOTICE
The Morrow County Sheriff s Search and Rescue Posse
would like It to be known by all residents of Morrow
Count) that we are NOT connected in any way to the
Sheriffs Posse Coniiliatus.
The S&H Posse was organized to assist local law
enforcement officials and residents of Morrow County
and their neighbors in locating lost or injured persons
or In anv other wax we can.
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
M.C.S.S. & R. POSSE
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Cunlest rules:
1. This is ' a family fun
coniesi. One entry per person
ia family of four could submit
four entries). Anyone may
enter unless a member of your
family is employed by the
merchant whose ad is heavily
bordered llns week Uhis
applies ONLY during the week
tins ad is bordered!. Em
ployes of other sponsoring
merchants are eligible.
2. Nothing lo buy. Use any
slipol paper for entry blank It
is not necessary lo be present
lo win. It is not necessary lo be
a subscriber lo the Gazette
Times lo enter.
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andGilhani Counties
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Auxiliary on the basis of
letters written by the girls
stating why they would like to
attend Girls State.
Terry McElligott has been a
member of 4 H for 5 years, a
varsity cheerleader, member
of GAA and National Honor
Society, participates in vol
leyball, basketball and track.
She sings in the Catholic
Church Choir. Terry is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry McElligott.
Lori Bergstrom, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Berg
strom, has been active in 4 II
for 9 years. She is a member of
GAA and participates in
volleyball. Lori is a member
of Valby Lutheran Church.
Catherine McElligott is a
member of GAA, and National
Honor Society. She partici
pates in volleyball, basketball
and track. She is Junior Class
President, on the staff of the
Cardinal Spirit and a member
of the Catholic Church. Cath
erine is the daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Dick McElligott.
Sunday. April 27, Dr. Martin
Goslin will be guest speaker at
the United Church of Christ
morning service. He will be
speaking on the 1776 campaign
to aid six black colleges that
are related to this denomina
tion through the American
Mission Association.
American Legion Post No.
95 will hold a special meeting
April 28, 8 p.m. for the purpose
of selecting delegates to Boys
State. Election of officers will
be held also. All members are
urged to attend
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IN MORROW C0UNTYT0MTEST
Coo.rnhi l'S Or OEM InlerpnvM HillH AM r.gnts rrtffvfd
3. The Mystery Person may
Ik- anyone in Morrow County.
Clues for bis or her identity
will be hidden only n ads for
sponsoring merchants. If by
coincidence the name of the
Mystery Person (or other
facs about him or heri
h.ipiens to appear in news
iiems. editorial mailer or
ti'lier places in this news
paper, these will not count as
clues in this conieU.
I To enter, write down the
name you think lo lie the
Mystery Person. Add the total
number of clues you c.iifind
in ALL the ads of sponsoring
merchants in this issue. You
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Rescue unit
elects officers
Ed Baker, Lexington, was
elected captain of the Search
and Rescue Posse for 1975-76.
Remaining offices filled were
Ed Yeoman, Heppner, 1st Lt.;
Don Isom, Heppner, 2nd Lt.;
Ray Boyce, Heppner, 2nd Lt.
Board of control members
elected were Stan Cox, Hepp
ner; Ken Nelson. Lexington
and Rod Flug, Boardman.
Sheriff John Mollahan holds a
continuing chair on the board
of control.
NEW CONSTRUCTION
WORK BEGINS
Bids will be received by the
Oregon Transportation Com
mission on Thurs,. May 8 in
Salem for seven projects
eslirnated to cost $7,000,000.
Highway Division officials
estimate lhal the construction
work will provide employment
npMrlunily for about 950
Oregonians.
I.ocal project involves pro
duction of crushed aggregates
on the Cecil Rock Production
Project located about 4 5
miles north of Cecil on the
Heppner Highway lOre. 7-1).
Completion time is set for
August 15. 1975.
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Berries
Cactus
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Geraniums
Bulbs
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clues, just give the total
number of them. Don't forget
loadd your name and address.
Then drop your entry in the
Ixx located at the sponsoring
merchant whose ad is border
ed with a dark border in the
ads listed below in this issue.
5. There is no other place
where entries will be accept
ed. Any member of the family
may bring in all the entries for
Ilia' family. Children under 12
must be accompanied by an
adult.
6. This week's contest starts
when you receive this issue
and closes al 5 p.m. Friday of
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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wil
liams spent Mon.. April 21, at
Lewis and Clark State College,
Lewiston, Id. Mr. Williams is
a 1937 graduate of this school
They attended the dedica
tion of the Edward V. Wil
liams Student Union Building.
The building was named for
Mr. Williams' brother, who
was lost on a boating excur
sion on the Snake River.
Other family members pre
sent were two brothers. Mayor
Leonard Williams, Lewiston,
Kenneth Williams, who tea
ches at Ritzville, Wa., and a
sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Blair, Lewiston.
Also present and taking part
in the ceremonies were Gov
ernor Andrus and other state
dignitaries from Boise. "
The board of directors of the
Lillian C. Turner Foundation
will meet May 3, to discuss
loan grants for higher educa
tion. These grants have a low
interest rate and are available
to high school students, vet
erans, or others wishing to
further their education. The
money will be granted at the
discretion of the board.
High school students may
obtain applications at their
schools. Other applicants
lone Legion Hall
Wednesday, April 30 10a.m.
Pie and coffee served all day
tins week.
7 At that time (3 p.m..
Friday i a draw ing w ill be held
at the store where entries
have been received for this
week's contest. The first entry
drawn thai correctly identifies
the Mystery Person will win
20 in cash. If that entry also
lis's 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 the
following week's bonus, which
will continue lo grow until it is
won.
8. Every precaution will be
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should write to the board
stating their needs and rea
sons for applying.
Applications may be sent to
William J. VanWinkle or
Delpha Jones, Lexington. Or.
Sen. Packwood 's
new address
Anvone wishing to contact
Sen. Bob Packwood hhould
note his new address and
telephone number.
His address now is: room
1317. Dirksen Senate Office
Bldg.. Washington. D C. 20510.
Telephone '202) 224-3244.
Shermer serving
jail sentence
David Shermer. Heppner,
appeared in Justice Court
April 17. on charges of
criminal mischief and
negotiating a bad check.
He was sentenced by Justice
of the Peace Charles O'Con
nor, to 90 days in the Umatilla
County jail or a fine of $405.
Shermer is presently serv
ing his sentence in the
Umatilla County jail.
to 4p.m.
Country Store
Special gift items
Jams and Jellies
Rhubarb Homemade goodies
Terrarium supplies
BANK AS
A COMMUNITY
taken In prevent typographi
cal errors that might be
mis'aken 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.
Family participation gives
you a bet'er chance to win the
jackpot. Your wife, husband
or some bright-eyed youngster
may spot a clue that you miss!
Think you can outwit the
con'est? You can't win if you
don i enter.
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