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CENEKAL FUND WARRANTS
July 1175
Union Oil, Assessors field 68 63,
Sheriff car 481.00 S49.63
I B M., Mach. mtse (Judge 57 06,
Sheriff 62 06 .' 119.12
Bankers Life. Im 92.78
Dewey 'i Chevron, Indigent fund 73.50
Ernest Jorgensen,up 64.10, JP$
phone 28.15 92.25
Lotts Electric, cthse tup 4.20
MCGG, iheriffi car exp 360.62
Umatilla Sheriff, jail exp -. 352.50
Standard oil co., sheriffs car exp 45.72
Heppner Auto Parts, sheriffs car exp 10.08
Heppner Garbage, cthse sup 7.00
City of Heppner, Vet sup. 5.00, cthse
sup. 8.50 13.50
Gazette Times, Sheriffs ofse sup. 12.75
Assessor sup. 31 52 44.27
Heppner TV, sheriffs ofse sup 12.00
Coast to Coast, cthse sup 23.74,
sheriff sup 17.29 41.03
Shell Oil Co.. sheriffs car exp 9.47
Murrays Drug. Co. Ct. sup 6.24
Kuhns Union 78, sheriffs car exp 549.46
Wheelers Comm., sheriffs comm 75.00
Public Welfare Dlv S. food sup 18.11
Turner, Van Marter, Ins 852.50
Ore, College of Ed,, Juv. seminar fund 76.00
Murrays Drug. Planners sup ,. . 3,92
Mary Bryant, H. Dept. registrar .,..2.00
Pacific NW Bell, current exp 298 60
Singer Bus. Mach., Mach. mtse (tax coll) 144 00
Ore, St. Highway Div, Planner maps 7.20
Standard Oil Co., Co. Ct. travel 20.20
Nursing Outlook. H. nurse sup 12 00
Shaw Surgical Co., II. nurse Imm. Clinic 23.94
Hubert Wilson. PM, postage 200 00
Pacific NW Life, salary 51 80
Robert Abrams. Sp. atty fund 1,467.84
Pacific NW Bell, sheriffs comm 14 50
Dr. Richard Woodard, Jail exp 15 00
Pacific NW Bell, sheriffs comm. exp 117 00
Mobil, sheriffs car exp 2 00
Union Oil Co., sheriffs car exp 57.55
City of Hermiston, Jail exp 20 00
Mary llolu, e al, JP6 juror 95.10
Pacific NW Bell, sheriffs comm 5 37
Blue Cross of Ore ., sal 364 05. Ins. 573 30 . . . ," 937.35
Everett Harshman, Assessors field work 144 94
Pat Wright, Co. Health nurse travel 59 15
David Moon. Planners travel 70
Paul W, Jones. Co. Ct, travel 84 26
Corey, Byler & Hew, Sp. ally, fund 154 86
American Business Sup. sheriffs ofse sup 47 83
BankAmericard. travel, Juv. Seminars
18 39. Planner 2 45, sheriff 361 97 3B0 81
Standard Oil Co.. Planner travel 174 13
Juv. travel. 165 44 339 57
Roberta L, Anderson et al. JP5 juror 61.28
Dept. of Revenue. Assessors St. mdse 122 50
Columbia Basin Elcc. cthse power 90 40.
museum 41 80. sheriffs comm 10 00 142 20
Columbia, Blue Mt RC&D. erosion control 10 00
Morrow Co Employees I'ni.. salary 454 45. 19.50
Pub. Emp Ret. Br., ss 1.094.78. sal 1.094.78 2.189 56
First National Bank, salary 1.885.80
St. Dept. of Revenue, salary 783 70
Pacific Mutual Life, salary 817 98
St Accident Ins Fund, sal 57 30. Ins. 386 89 444 19
I.FAF.R VI. RO U Ft AD WARRANTS
July is;
Bankers Life. Ins
Woodpecker Truck, repairs
BankAmericard. gas A oil
Sears. Roebuck Co.. parks
Miles tire service, tires
Central Ore Wel.lers, gas A oil
B&C Paris A supplies, repairs
Heppner Auto Parts, repairs
' Munnell A Sherrill. supplies
Dewey's Chevron, tires
General Tire Service, tires
City of Heppner. misc
Renlex. misc. ,
Wheelers Comm. misc
Heppner Nor Gas. park 193 15. gas 81 38
General Fire Equip., supplies
Murray Drug, supplies
Coast to Coast, repairs
Cornett Green, supplies .
MCGG. repairs
Chevron Asphalt Co.. materials
Dohyns Pest Control, weed chem
Turner. Van Marter. Ins
Pacific NW Bell, misc
Chevron Asphalt Co. material
Columbia Basin, misc 45 41. parks 26 00
Arrow Transport. Fr. on asp
Blue Cross, sal 2'0 70. Ins. 286 65
Pacific NW Bell, misc
Pacific NW life, salary
Columbia Upholstery Co.. repairs
Warren McCoy. Comm. exp
Kielmanns Hardware, repairs
BankAmericard. misc
Chevron Asphalt Co.. materials
Arrow Transport. Fr. on asphalt
Morrow Co. Emp Union, salary
Public Emp Ret. Br., sal 599 22. ss 599 22 .
First National Bank, salary
St. Department of Revenue, salary
Pacific Mutual Life, salary
St. Accident Ins . salary 22 88. Ins. 674 01
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Mrs. Hilda Timms, Pendle
ton was a recent visitor at the
home of Mrs. Vida Heliker.
She also visited at the Leo
Crabtree home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stefanl
and daughter were called to
Portland on Sunday, Aug. 17
due to the unexpected death of
Mrs. Stefani's father. Services
were held In Portland on Wed.,
Aug. 20 for Mr. Roy Talley.
Others from here attending
the services were Mr. and
Mrs. Art Stefan! Jr., and
children Teena and Dennis.
Visitors last week at the Leo
Crabtree home were Mrs.
Blanche Scheelar, Salem, and
Mrs. Sharon Gelinas, Timmy
and Alisa, Caldwell, ID. On
Thursday Mrs. Gelinas and
Mrs. Scheelar drove to Salem
and on Friday Leo Crabtree
went down to bring. Mrs.
Scheelar's belongings up as
she will be living in the Holt
apartments.
Mrs. Ethel Garinger, Bea
verton, a sister of Mabel Rings
has moved here and will be
living with Mrs. Ring,
i
Mrs. Sieve Eldrige and
family have returned to their
home in Freeport, NY after a
month's visit with her mother,
Mrs. Ruth McCabe and other
relatives in the area. Mrs.
Eldrige was a bridesmaid at
the wedding of Jeri Snow to
Joseph McElligott, on Aug. 9.
Mrs. Harry Ring, Boise, ID
visited his mother, Mrs.
Mabel Ring last Thursday.
Mrs. Bernice Fletcher, Oak
Grove arrived on Wednesday
and on Friday Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Harris arrived to take
their children. Bob. Rusty.
Rian and Blake home after a
two weeks stay with Mrs.
Mabel King
Arriving Thursday at the
Roy W. Lindstrom home were
their daughters. Susan from
San Mateo. CA. and Christina
from Portland. They came up
to attend the Heppner rodeo.
Susan left on Monday, but
Christina had quit her job al
Nordstrom "s in Portland and
will slay home until time for
school to start at Pacific
Lutheran al Tacoma. WA
Miss Ann McElligott arriv
ed home on Friday, accom
panied by a friend. Vivian
McCormach from Great Falls,
MT. The girls have a fourweek
vacation and are visiting
Ann s parents. Mr and Mrs
Dick McElligott and family.
Mrs Ronnie Sely. Beaver
Ion, and a friend. Hal Oglesby .
Tualatin came to attend the
Heppner Rodeo and also lake
Mrs Selby's daughter. Becky
Eulwnks home She has been
spending the summer with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
John F.ubanks
Miss Lisa Maness, Hunls
ville. AL was a visitor at the
Norman Nelson home the last
two weeks.
Coming up for the rodeo and
to spend Ine weekend with
their mother and grandmoth
er. Mrs Ida Coleman, were
Mrs Pete Crawford. Mr. and
Mrs Sid Hall, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gerry Minger. Portland,
and Miss Palti Crawford.
Mesa. AZ.
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BUSINESS Pendleton. Oregon
MACHINES w
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Furniture
Typewriters
Calculators
Cash Registers
Copy Machines
Adding .Machines
Dictating equipment
CLOSED FOR
VACATION
The Wagon Wheel Cafe and
Lounge will be closed Friday,
Saturday, Sunday and
Monday.
We will open Tuesday
morning, A a.m. to serve you
breakfast.
Ron and Olivia Palmer
Weekend visitors at the Bob
Jepson home were Mrs. Doro
thy Kalister (nee Dorothy
Dobyns) and Doreen Schwab,
Vancouver, WA. They came to
attend the Heppner Rodeo.
Mrs. Leo Crabtree and
Timmy Gelinas took Mr.
Francis Lindsey and son John
to Pendleton last Monday to
catch a plane to their home in
Albuqurque, NM.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Docktor
and family and Kenna Fuji
kawa, Adrian, spent last week
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Martin
and family returned home
Friday from a month's visit in
the middle west. They attend
ed the wedding of Larry
Martin at Waterloo, IA on
Aug. 16. They also visited Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis McKay at
Deadwood, SD, Mrs. Martin's
sister, Phvllis Mulford at
Mason City, IA, and her
father. Lester Reed. Aurora.
IA.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Nelson and family drove to
Salem Friday to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Nelson's
niece, Katie Rankin at St.
Paul Episcopal Church. Mrs.
Nelson helped with the recep
tion. They also plan to attend
the State Fair where their
daughter Kristin is working.
Weekend guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Matt
hews were Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Ely. Salem. Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Wade. Estacada.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Thornton
and Denise Matthews. Mon
mouth. Denice has finished
her summer school and will be
teaching at Echo this year.
Mr and Mrs. Bob Akers and
family. Gresham. Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Akers and family.
Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Linnell and family.
Arlington, spent the weekend
al the home of their parents.
Mr and Mrs. Berl Akers.
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Swanson
returned Saturday evening
from a trip to Reno. NV. They
.attended the I8fi9 70 class
reunion in Pendleton on Aug
16 and left the next day
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Lindner. Pendleton. On
I lie way home they came up
the coast highw ay and stopped
in Roseburg to visit Mrs.
Swanson s parents. Mr. and
Mrs Francis Circle.
Tom Hamlet! and Rick
Peterson drove to Portland
Friday In attend the " Eagles
Concert." They stayed over
night with Mr and Mrs. Tim
Arends in Vancouver. WA
Notice: The first Jr High
football practice will be Tues
day. Sept 2 Equipment will
be issued at that time and
physicals should be taken
before practice starts If there
are any questions please
contact Jcrrv Martin
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Richard Wellman
owner-Manager
Jerry Haines
Co-Owner
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Becky Evans, winner of
Horse Show.
Lions sponsor
golf tourney
The Heppner Lions are
sponsoring their second an
nual golf tournament. It is
scheduled for the Willow
Creek course on Sept. 14 The
tournament is open to all
golfers.
Three flights w ill be play ed
and trophies will be given for
the first three places in each
night.
Proceeds from the tourn
ament will go to the Oregon
Lions Sight Foundation.
For further information
contact Dave Harrison al
6769146 or Neil Parks al
676-53o8.
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the Wrangler's Morrow County
Races scheduled
at Hermiston
A banner field of stockers
and figure 8s will be on hand
for Saturday night's slam
bang action.
Time trials have been set for
7:30 p.m. with the first of the
eight racing events set for 8:30
p m. Track gates will open at
6:30 p.m.
Racing action will see the
stocks in action in the fast four
car trophy dash, action con
tinues thru two heat events
with the highlight of the
evenings action being the
stock car 35 lap feature with
all cars entered.
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We sen ice nearly all types of
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It seems that last Tuesday a
young fellow strayed onto the
golf course at the beginning of
ladies play and was asked to
join the group. It turned out to
be John Edmundson and he
played well enough to tie with
Edie Skow for low gross.
There was also another tie
between Lois Hunt and Cindy
Kerr for least putts. Cindy
Kerr was a two time winner,
winning long drive.
There was some good golf
played during the Sunday
morning men's play with C.C.
Carmichael taking two of the
honors. He had a 65 for low
gross and also the KP on No. 9.
Harry McCaully powered out
the long drive on No. 6 and a 55
for Ed Struthers took low net
honors. Gary Hunt had the
least puts with 26 and played a
sizzling 29 on the back nine.
This Sunday the Willow
Creek golfers will visit at the
McNary course. Both men and
women's play is scheduled
with tee time at 9 a.m.
Tuesday of this week saw
the conclusion of organized
women's play for this season.
Only five ladies participated
for a new event that played
like poker.
Tri-County
Seed Cleaning Co.
Serving Morrow. I niatilla. Gilliam
Counties
Plant Operator, Faye Prock
Ph. 676-9923
Portable Operator, Joe Halvorson
Ph. 422-7143
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DR. L.D. TIBBLES
Oateopatb physician and
surgeon
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Res. (71 8218 OtT.678-MII
GERALD A.JONFS.M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
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Linda Padberg won a ball
with a full house and Linda
Bridenbach won a ball with
the wild card.
Some consideration is being
given to have club champion
ship play for the women. If
this goes there will be more
details in this column at a
later date.
VBIRTHSL
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Doherty
(nee Cindy Martin) of Hepp
ner are the parents of a 5 lb.
13' ; oz. boy born Aug. 24 at the
Good Shepherd Hospital. Her
miston. He has been named
Chad Micheal and is the
grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dubu
que. Pendleton, are the par
ents of a son. Kristopher John.
7 lbs. 13 oz.. bom Aug. 19.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Tousserl Dubuque and
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Young,
all ot Heppner.
Great grandfather is Gun
nar Carlson. Yakima. WA.
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