l j-xinulon Grange met
Monday evening r its reu-
ir meeting wilh Master
irvilli' Cutsforth in the chair.
liusincss of the evening wus
he election of officers with the
illowiiiK elected to office:
Master, Orville Cutsforth;
iverseerer, t'uul Morey;
jturor. Barbara Cutsforth;
Kteward, Alfred Nelson; As-
istant Steward, Joe Yocom;
haplain, Marie SteaKull;
Treasurer, Cecil Jones; Sec
tary. Jean Nelson; Gate-
(t'lM-r. Curl Murquurdt; Cer-
Hilda Yocom; rumnna.
B-'rancesSmouse; Mora. Hor
ace McMillan; Lady Assist.
Steward, Delpha Jones; r.x-
ulive Hoard Norman Nel-
iiii, Kennein Mnouse una
li ne Majeske.
It was announced at the
meeting that letters concern-
ng the dues increase had
received no replies, so the
Irs were Increased to $12.
This' increase was necessary
iK-cause of (he maintenance
other expenses. Refresh
ments were served following
ihe meeting
The Kaslern Oregon His
loricul Auto Club met at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Kobert
Harrison last week, starting
ith a potluck supper.
The meeting was presided
oxer ov rrcsiuem iiooen
Harrison.
Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs Koger Palmer. Mr,
OCTOBE
Warren McCoy Comm. travel 71 24
I niun Oil Co.. gas 4 oil 3.223 76
Kmua. materials 50 00
Columbia Basin, parks 16 00 misc. 45 41 61 41
Fl Ira Irby Motor Vehicles, misc 0
Cats Arco. gas & oil 33 78
Standard Oil. gas & oil 122 42
Bankers Life. Ins 71 22
Standard Ins . Ins, 39 12
Assoc of Ore Co . Ins 6 20
BaiikAmericard. misc 3888
Pacific NW Bell. misc. 33 75
Chevron Asphalt Co. material 3.51ft 60
CUv of Heppner. misc. . .. 860
Rente Service Corp,, supplies
Arrow Trans., frt on asphalt
Standard Oil. gas oil
Fmpl Div.. Dept. of llll.
unemployment ins. ... 3(3 89
Stone Machinery Co.. repairs 667 38
Coast to Coast, parks 3.19. sup 27 62 30.81
General Fire Equipment, supplies 51 00
Heppner Auto parts, repairs HW.
COWS, gas A oil ' 3920
Fast Oregonian. misc 992
Dobvn's Pest Control, weed chemicals 850 64
Anderson. Perry & Associates,
overtime
MCGG. repuirs
Heppner Nor Gas Co.. gas & oil
General Tire Service, tires
Turner. Van Marter & Bryant, ins 3100
Blue Cross, sal 26 40. ins, 54 00 80 40
Blue Cross, sal 43 40. ins. 470 50 513 SO
Pacific NW Hell, misc 176
Standurd Oil. gas It oil 91 85
I nion Oil of Calif , gas & oilt 2.644 27
Pacific NW Life, sal ..3160
PackerScott. parks M 36
Local Gov t Per. Inst., contingency
Blue Cross of Ore., sal 43 40. Ins. 433.53 "5
t'niim Oil of Calif., cas & oil 879 00
Commercial Car Journal, misc
Pacific NW Hell, misc
St
Accident Ins.. ins
Paul W. Jones, comm. exp
Fullelon Chevrolet, new
Warren McCoy, comm.
equip
exp.
BaiikAmericard. misc 12,5
Farley Motor Co.. repairs 1 25
Vsirrow Co. Emp. Union, sal M 50
Pacific Mutual Life Ins.. sal 399 M
Blue Cross of Ore., sal 24 40. Ins. 22 05
SI Depl. of Rev., sal 337 60
First National Bunk, sal 12420
public Emp. Ret. Br,, sal 586.36.
SS 586 36 1,173.72
Si' Accident ins., sal 26 88, ins. 899.38 926 28
Sadie Parrish, Petty cash, cir. cl. 17.80.
Post 2 40. Juv. sup .65. clerks sup. ,43
sheriffs ofse .75 22 04
Svlvia McDaniel, Treas. Conv. exp W 3fl
Paul W. Jones. Co. CI. Iravel s 33
clhse sup: 8.00 i 48 53
RankAmericard, sheriffs travel 1.67. Planner 28 48.
Juv. 14 40, Co. Q. 63 06 I07 "
Standard Oil Co.. Juv. travel 43 88, Planner Iravel
32 02. sheriffs car 93 31 169 21
Jaynes Business Mach.. clerks sup 4.75
Planner sup 2 50 725
3M Bus. Products, mach mtse 880 00, .
paper 67,87 )7J7
Murrays Drugs. II Dept. 1mm. sup
Pacific NW Bell, currenl exp 312 "
Columbia Basin Elec.. sheriffs
Donald Duncan. Sp. Atty. Fund
Holier! Abrams. Sp. Atty. Fund
Thomas Dltton. Sp. Atty. fund
Carolyn Davis, Juv. Iravel
Pal Wright. II. nurse travel exp
Sadie Parrish. Clerks Conv. exp. .:
City of Hermiston,' sheriffs Jail exp
Hubert Wilson. PM. postage
Depl. of General Service, sheriffs ofse sup. ...
Pendleton Heppner Freight,
sheriffs ofse sup.
Central Markel. cthse sup
City of Heppner, cthse sup.
Mobil, sheriffs car exp.
Standard Ins., Ins
f LEXINGTON U
Delpha Jones
and Mrs. tiarold Heck, tlepp
ner; Mr. and Mrs. Ellwayne
Hergstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Stickney, Lexington, Mr. and
Mrs. Caul Gebbard and son,
Hermiston, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Itohdc, Mr. and Mrs. John
Mutton, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Weidert, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Clark, Pendleton.
Mrs. C.C. Jones and Millie
Yocom were hostesses of a
pinochle party at the Jones
Hanch Tuesday evening. Win
ners were high Maureen
Davis, low Hilda Yocom and
traveling Kuth Kobinson and
Millie Yocom. Refreshments
were served,
Mr. and Mrs, Micheal Kane
and Terrence, San F rancisco,
are visiting at the William Van
Winkle home this week. Mrs.
Micheal Kane is the former
Leora Van Winkle Mr. Kane's
brother has been spending a
few days in Lexington, while
he is driving to Hermiston
where he is employed at the
Lamb Weston Plant. Renee
DuVall flew with Mrs. Van
Winkle to U-xington from San
Francisco, where she is em
ployed She will visit her
grandmother Cleo Van Winkle
at Heirsche's Nursing Home,
Pendleton, as well as other
relatives and friends,
Mrs Venice Hendrickson
and Mr, and Mrs. Dule Chick
entertained with a dinner on
Public
6.6
903 06
15 62
55 50
189 59
. 30 45
47 50
5 00
44 46
'803 52
27.42
3,543.00
95 00
comm i
179 00
124.00
293.00
. 20
. 50 25
148 95
. 70 00
400.00
.. 6 00
1652
V.
10.73
7.04
79 88
3
Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Yocom on their wedding
anniversary, those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Rinehart and children, Ukiah,
the Chick children, Yocom
children and Florence McMil
lan. Zearl Gillespie, Hazel Car
penter and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Ball visited Mr. and Mrs. T.E.
Messenger Sunday.
Carlita and Joyce Mar-
quardt are visiting this week
with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Marquardt from
Pacific Lutheran College.
I S BANK St t C KSSFl L
BIDDKIt ON BONDS
The United States National
Bank, Hermiston, was the
successful bidder on the $1.1
million Morrow County School
bonds. Their bid on the
effective rate over a 11 year
period was .598G0. The Bank of
Eastern Oregon was second
with a bid of .600581, followed
by First National Bank of
Oregon with a bid of .60339.
Inland Empire Bank submitt
ed a bid of .6248.
The total Interest the U.S.
National Bank will pay over
the II year period amounts to
$487,164 58 with the last of the
interest due Jan. 1, 1988.
Notice
R. 1975
Bankers Life. Ins. I17 00
Assoc. of Ore. Counties. Ins 135.80
East Oregonian. brochures, promotional 85 00
Umatilla Elec. N. end office power 2.36
Thomson Bros., cthse sup 15.10
Umulilla Elec. Coop.. N. end office 6.94
Multnomah Cty. sheriffs ofse sup 10 25
RN Magazine. II. dept sup H-00
Pacific NW Bell, sheriffs comm lH.OO
Ore. St. Ext. Svc. 2nd qtr Co. Agent 6.903.75
Coast to Coast, sheriffs car exp 8 18
Dept. of Revenue, assessors sup. . 10 00
Theodore G .Panages. Cir. Ct. jury ...... 8 00
City of Hermiston. sheriffs jail exp H-00
Ore. Dairy Council, H. dept. imm. fund . 20 00
Maternity Center Assoc.. H dept. imm. fund 7 00
American Medical Assoc.. H. dept. imm. fund 6 35
Mobil, sheriffs car exp 27
Rachel Harnett, museum sup 36 66
Bert Monligue. Cir. Ct. witness 12 20
Max Harris, paper 21 00. Co. Ct. sup 21.00 42 00
Packer Scott. cthse sup 42-'7
St Accident Ins Fund, ins 1.077.24
Sadie Parrish. clerks conv. exp 38 27
Wagon Wheel Cafe, Co. Ct. travel 16 30. sheriffs
meals 8 45 2475
Nudelman Bros., sheriffs uniform exp . 111.00
Union Oil Co.. juv travel 26 52. planner travel
22 88. assessors field 106 60 156.00
Elvira Irby. trustee, sheriffs car exp 4 00
Pacific NW Bell, current exp 39956
William A Holcomb, watermaster fund 113.45
Standard Oil Co., sheriffs car exp 95 23
Ted L. Wilson. N. end office rent. July
thru Nov 575 04
John Gochanuer, et al. Gr jury 80 56
Heppner Med. Clinic. H. dept imm 131 50,
Iravel 68 50 20000
Morrow Co. Empl. Union, sal 19 50
Pac. Mutual Life, sal 8'984
St. Accident Ins.. sal 55.36. Ins. 497,18 552 54
Blue Cross of Ore., sal 388 05
Public Empl. Ret. Brd, sal 1.072 IS.
SS 1.072 15 2.144 05
First National Bank, sal 1.950 70
St. Dept. of Revenue, Sal W3-W
Jack Loyd. vet. rent 2000
Rentex Service, cthse sup 2-'7
Dept. of Revenue, assessors st. mdse IWsO
Bernard L. Cox. et al. JP6 jury 103.32
Empl. Div.. Dept. of II R.
unemployment ins 722.27
Blue Cross, sal 364 40. ins. 470 50 834 90
Dennis Doherty. Sp. Atty 201 67. DA phone 74 82
Secy 340 00. copies 39 30. rent 125.00,
sup 10 00 790 79
Singer Business Mach.. mach mtse (tax coll) 144.00
Public Welfare Div., S. food 735
Sheriff of Umatilla. Jail exp 6000
Cornell Green Feed, clhse sup 1 50
Kip Morris, sheriffs travel & meals 39,13
Murrays Drug, sheriffs ofse sup 10.45,
Tax Coll. sup .58 H.03
RankAmericard, assessors field work 4620
Heppner TV, sheriffs ofse sup 1200
Everett llarshman. assessors field work 89 77
Coasl to Coast, cthse sup 17 89
Addressograph multigraph. assessors ofse
sup. ... .
Wheelers, sheriffs comm 150 00
Dept. of Revenue, assessors St. mdse 270 80
Heppner Garbage Disposal, cthse sup 7.00
Columbia Basin, clhse power 104.29.
museum 43 90 H.l
Lotts Elec, clhse sup M
MCGG. sheriffs ofse sup 4 05
Pacific NW Bell, sheriffs comm H-M
Ore. SI. Sheriffs Assoc. sheriffs dues 50 00
Ernest Jorgensen, JP5 phone 31,08, sup.
49 12, conv. 181.38 261 M
Gaxetts Times, sheriffs sup 12 25. clerks
sup. 107.60. off. pub. 32 00 151 85
Pacific NW Bell, sheriffs comm 5 37
Pacific NW Life, sal " 80
Roberl Abrams, Sp. Atty. fund 538 85
Addressograph, assessors ofse 10 45,
Mach. mis (assessor) 307.00 3175
Dunham Printing, assessors sup 11.10, clerk
book 200 00, paper 188 70 3" 80
Union Oil Co., sheriffs car 107.00,
museum fuel 66.53 17353
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('AIM. R. HETTINK
Carl Roland (Corky) Bettine
59, died at Veteran's Hospital,
Portland. Nov. 23.
Mr. Bettine was born July
20. 1916 in Cle Ellum. WA. He
was a veteran of World War II
and was employed for several
years at the Wagon Wheel
Cafe and Lounge.
Graveside services were
held Wednesday, Nov. 26 at
Heppner Masonic Cemetery
with the Rev. John O'Brien of
St. Patrick's Catholic Church,
officiating. Sweeney Mortuary
was in charge of arrange
ments. Mr. Bettine is survived by
his father. Charles Bettine.
Renton. WA. and a sister!
Margarite Medica. Seattle.
WA.
WILLIAM N.
MONTGOMERY
William Nimrod Montgoery,
92. Pendleton, formerly of
Heppner. died Nov. 20 at
Pendleton.
Mr. Montgomery was born
March 27. 1883 in Galveston.
TX. He was a retired mill
worker.
Graveside services were
held Saturday. Nov. 22. at 2
p.m. at Heppner Masonic
Cemetery, with Rev. Ed Sikes
of the First Christian Church
officiating. Sweeney Mortuary
was in charge of arrange
ments. Mr. Montgomery is surviv
ed by three daughters; Jewel
Goodman, Pendleton: Alma
Sasser. Wallowa; Margaret
Kinne. Vista. CA; and two
sisters; Eliza Mankins. Texas
and Ann Bradley. California;
13 grandchildren and 7 great-granchildren.
Obituaries
TACIE MAY PARKER
Word was received of the
death of Mrs. Tacie May
Parker. 81. a former resident
of Heppner, OR and Walla
Walla, WA. Mrs. Parker
passed away Nov. 8, in a
nursing home in Puyallup.
WA. where sh" had been a
patient two weeks for a lung
ailment. She had been living
at the home of her son in
Puyallup for the past five
months.
Born in Milton. OR, August
27. 1884. Mrs. Parker was the
oldest daughter of James and
Julia Cypert who farmed in
that area. Because of Indian
uprisings and the fear of being
attacked. Mr. and Mrs. Cypert
and baby Tacie moved to Lex
ington in 1886 to be near Mrs.
Cypert 's family who had
settled there. Tacie grew up
and attended school in Lex
ington. This was when Robert
Wilcox was superintendent. .
He, incident ly. passed away
the day before Mrs. Parker.
In 1904 Frank E. Parker and
Tacie Cypert were married
and settled at a homestead
five miles below Lexington. A
few years later Mr. Parker
traded the homestead for five
cows and four horses so that
he could start farming south of
Heppner. Mr. Parker died in
1961 after farming this area
for over 40 years. Mrs. Parker
than moved to Walla Walla
and again moved in 1970 to a
retirement home in Tacoma.
WA.
Mrs. Parker was a member
of Ihe Central Christian Chur
ch. Walla Wall, hut had been a
very active member of the
First Christian Church. Hepp
ner. She was also a past
member of the San Souci Re
bekah Lodge. Ruth Chapter
Eastern Star and Rhea Creek
Grange.
She is survived by a son.
Onez Parker. Puyallup: a
daughter. Mrs. Marjorie Hill.
Portland; two sisters. Mrs.
Inez Loney and Mrs. Mary
Davis. Walla Walla: six
grandchildren; one great
grandchild and several nieces
and nephews. Mrs. Loyal
Parker, a sister-in-law. is the
only relative in Heppner.
Cami and Mike Rounds.
John I)a spent Friday and
Saturday at Ihe borne of their
aunt. Mrs Gary Engle.
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W H 0 re? Athe Wagon Wheel Cafe banquet room.
For reservations please complete and return coupon below to. . .
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Name
Address
Page
ELIZA Ml'RL BRANNON
Eliza Murl Brannon. 79.
Lexington, died in Heppner.
Sunday, Nov. 23.
Miss Brannon was born Jan.
14. 1896 in Heppner. the
daughter of Wesley and Ella
Saling Brannon. She had lived
in Lexington for the past 19
years.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday. Nov. 26. at the
Lexington Church of Christ,
with the Rev. Gus Nikander
officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Marquardt sang "The Glory
Song" and "Good Night and
Good Morning" accompanied
by Mrs. Marquardt at the
piano.
Casket bearers were Ken
neth Batty. Dean Hunt. Cecil
Jones. William Marquardt,
Raymond Batty and Ira Owen.
Concluding services and
interment were at the Hard
man Cemetery with Sweeney
Mortuary in charge of
arrangements.
Miss Brannon is survived by
a sister. Pearl Green. Lexing
ton; two brothers, Marvin
Brannon. Mt. Vernon. OR:
James Brannon. Heppner:
and numerous nieces and
nephews.
CARL KNIGHTEN
Funeral services were held
for Carl Knighten. Arlington,
formerly of Irrigon. Nov. 18,
at Onley Cemetery, Pendle
ton. Mr. Knighten died in The
Dalles hospital. Nov. 14. 1975.
He was born Sept. 19. 1894 in
Grangerville. ID. He farmed
and operated a fruit stand in
Irrigon for a number of years.
He was a member of the
Seventh-day Adventist Chur
ch. Veterans of Foreign Wars
and the Irrigon Grange.
Survivors include a son
Carl. Gladstone; sister Mrs.
Maltie Dunn. Wrangell. AK:
sister-in-law. Mrs. Tom Gur
dane. The Dalles:
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Rietmann on Thursday. Nov.
20 for their regular session.
Special guest was Mrs.
Mary McMurtry. district de
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ceived a seal for secret work.
Plans w ere - made for a
no-host luncheon at Beecher's
on Thursday. Dec. 4 with a
Christmas party following at
the home of Mrs. Margaret
Akers. There ' will be an
exchange of gifts and refresh
ments. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree,
lone spent the weekend in
Portland at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E E. Myers. They
visited both days with Mrs.
Archie Munkers who is a
patient at Providence Hospi
tal. Also going down to see
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Special Christmas services
have been planned at the lone
United Church of Christ by
Pastor William B Graham
and Ihe Board of Christian
Education. Mrs. Norman Nel
son. Mrs. Roy A. Lindstrom
and Mrs. George Griffith.
The family centered wor
ship will be at the regular
eleven o'clock services during
Ihe four Sundays in Advent.
Families are encouraged to
attend with their children,
who will be involved spon
lainiously in the lighting of the
Advent candles, in creating
Ihe prayers and in dramatiz
ing the sermon. It is the
Board's desire to involve the
whole family in worship par
ticularly during the Christmas
season.
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