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Page , THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR. Thursday, Jan Public MORROW COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS FOR: November-no orders signed December following orders signed: I. Authorizing lease of Doctors Clinic. 1 Refund of real property taxes for Donald K. Evans. GENERAL FUND WARRANTS NOVEMBER, 1975 Kilham Stationery, Assessor 24.53, Clerk 16.71, Planner 7.33 48 57 Gazette-Times, sheriffs ofse 40.10, Assessor 190.80, Off. pub. 147.60 378.50 Clifford Morris, sheriffs uniform exp 32.00 Richard Mahar, sheriffs uniform exp -JJ Larry D. Fetsch. sheriffs uniform exp Robert Abrams, Sp. Atty fund Heppner Garbage Disp., cthse sup w Turner, Van Mailer, bond Multigraphics Div., election supplies Packer-Scott, museum supplies Central Market, cthse sup 5.86. indigent 20.00 25.86 Rentex Service, cthse sup City of Heppner, cthse sup Public Welfare, S. food 3 w Columbia Basin, cthse power 103.20, library- museum 32.20 "J'2 Lotts Electric, museum vacuums Ernest Jorgensen, JP5 phone 42.66, sup 57.65 100.31 Ore. Assoc. of Co. Treas., treas dues . .50.00 St Dept. of Agri., Pred. animal control 3,880.00 Dennis Doherty, DA phone 74.69, Secy 340.00, copies 46.20, sup 20.00, rent 125.00, travel 43.94, dues 40.00 689 83 Court St. market, Co. Ct. 2.65, cthse sup 3.16 581 Dunham Printing, elections 37.60, clerks 52.44 90M ' V.W. Eimicks Assoc. paper 15.73, Co. Ct. 17.20 Murray Drug, assessors ofse sup "" Physicians & Surgeons, H. Dept. Imm. sup Jack Loyd, Vet. rent zuuu BankAmericard, Planner travel 23.15, Juv. travel 4.50 65 Pat Wright, H. dept. travel exp Standard Ins.. Ins Assoc. of Ore. Co., Ins Bankers Ufe. Ins BankAmericard. Co. a. travel Vera Russell, sheriffs car exp Dennis Doherty, Sp. Atty Fund 50-W Ray Frantom, indigent fund Pacific NW Life, sal Umatilla Co. Juv. Dept.. Juv. detention 225.00 Blue Cross of Ore, ins. 536.55, sal Hubert Wilson,' PM. postage -Jj Sadie Parrish. clerks conv. fund St Dept. of Revenue. Sal n9M Pac. Mutual Life Ins., sal 852.27, Ret 7.000 7'82-27 Pub. Emp. Ret. Br. Sal 1.133.91. 1 133 91 2,267.82 First National Bank. Sal St. Accident Ins., sal 61.60, Ins. 498.37 GENERAL ROAD FUND WARRANTS NOVEMBER, 1975 Homer Hughes. Comm. Exp 33 .45 Bankers Life. Ins ' J Assoc. of Ore. Co.. Ins Standard Ins. Co.. Ins Elvira Irbv. Motor Vehicles, misc Court St. Market, parks Heppner Auto Parts, repairs Cals Arco. gas & oil Rentex Service-supplies General Tire Service, tires CO WS.-gas I oil Curtis Industries, repairs " 10 Heppner Nor -Gas, parks 186.00, gas 58.12 Wheelers Comm. misc Shafer Radiator Service, repairs ' Stone Machinery, repairs Pettyjohns, materials 44.15, parks 1.00 Clvd'e Oregon, repairs 6" Cornell Green, parks Pacific NW Life. Sal St. Dept. of Revenue. Sal JJm First National Bank. Sal w Pub. Emp. Ret. Br. Sal 605.56, SS 605.56 Pacific Mutual Life, sal 399 68, Ret. 9.000 9lW9M St. Accident Ins. sal 21 12. 924 ,2 V.: 7.735 Labor GENERAL FUND WARRANTS DECEMBER. 1975 Pacific NW Bell, sheriffs comm. 5 37 Rohrman Ford, new car for sher.ff 2 j Dept. of Revenue, assessors st. mdse Pacific NW Bell, sheriffs comm Pacific NW Bell, current exp 316 07 Columbia Basin, cthse 166 78. museum 44 50 Heppner Garbage, cthse supply " Bureau of Gov. Research, planner tup Harry ODonnell. e all. br. of Equil W W John Gochnauer. et all. Gr Jury J Wilherell. Wilherell. audit ww Umatilla Elec. N. end office power ".n Kilham Stationery. paper '"l Umatilla Co. Juv. Dept. Juv. detention fund , - Javnes Business Mach. elections City of Heppner. cthse sup J Assoc. of Ore. Co.. Ins Standard Ins. Co. Ins Bankers Life. Ins. "Zl Western Union Telegraph. Co. Ct. exp Jack Loyd. Vets rent foo Simmons Duplicating. Sheriffs comm Atlantic Richfield, sheriffs car exp " Gazelle Times. Off. pub Pettyjohns, assessors ofse sup Wheelers Comm. sheriffs comm , NW La Enforcement, sheriffs ofse sup Metres Texaco, sheriffs car exp Dr. L.D. Tibbie. Med. Inv 1000 Sadie Parrish. prtly cash Co. CI. 00. postage .18. cthse sup 13 20 Kuhns 76 station, sheriffs car exp Pacific NW Bell. Comm. exp Mobile Oil Co.. sheriffs car exp Shaw Surgical Co.. H. Dept. Imm. sup W Pat Wright. II. dept. travel ' Sunshine Art Studios, Co. Ct. sup w Ore. St. Sheriffs Assoc., aherlffs ofse sup " Bills Body Shop, sheriffs car exp ' " Shirley Iteliijski. elections 22, 1976 3oticc Ernest Jorgensen. phone 32.10, aup 22 25, JP5 Morrow Co. Union, Sher. deputy sal 00 Harler Corp., Cthse sup Heppner TV, sheriffs ofse sup. Carolyn Davis, Juv. Dept. travel Sheriff of Umatilla Co., sheriffs ... 300.00 jaii exp r r; Texaco, Inc., sheriffs car exp ' Oty of Hermiston, sheriffs jail exp 52 00 Tom Tullis Office Supply, H. Dept. sup J MCGG, sheriffs car exp Heppner Auto Parts, sheriffs car exp 25 36 Columbia Basin, sheriffs comm W.OO " BankAmericard, planner 9.20, Juv. 5.55, Co. Ct. 23.40, Assessor 32.55 70-70 Murray Drug, planner 5.30, Juv 4.29, Clerk 3.27, Tax Coll 3.00 Sheriff .50 1636 Union Oil, sheriffs car 403.50, planner 32.25, Juv. 8.60, assessor 10.85 455 20 Standard Oil Co, Juv. 35.50, Planner 34.50 70.00 V.W. Eimicke, paper 50.90, Juv 22.20 73.10 Coast to Coast, assessors sup 5.99, cthse sup. 12.83 18 82 Dennis Doherty, DA Secy 340.00, copies 18.75, phone 94.13. Sup 136.15. rent 125.00 Sp. Atty fund 21.67 - Nudelman Brothers, sheriffs uniform Gazette Times, assessors sup M Texaco, sheriffs car exp. Sheriff of Umatilla, sheriffs jail exp 2 Central Market, cthse sup 10.32, indigent 59.25 69 57 Legislative Counsel, JP6 26.00, Co. 26.00, JP5 26.00 G.A. Thompson Co., sheriffs ofse sup 18 Columbia Basin, sheriffs comm Turner, Van Marter, Ins Rentex Corp. cthse sup - Elvira Irby, Motor veh, sheriffs car exp w Arrow Chevrolet, sheriffs car exp 52.17 MCGG, sheriffs car exp Heppner Auto Parts, sheriffs car exp Shell Oil Co.. sheriffs car exp. Everett Harshman, assessors field work Standard Oil Co.. sheriffs car exp Wheeler Comm, sheriffs comm City of Hermiston. sheriffs jail exp iiW Ted L. Wilson. N. end office rent Dec. & Jan Public Defenders Office. Sp. Atty fund M0.W Heppner Gazette Times. Off. pub Murrays Drug, Planners sup Jaynes Business Machines, Treas. sup i- Pacific NW Bell, sheriffs comm Pacific NW Life, sal Dept. of Revenue, assessors st. mdse 7.w Pitney Bowes, mach. mtse Atlantic Richfield, sheriffs car exp NW Law Enforcement, sheriffs ofse sup. z Singer Bus. Mach., mach. mtse (assessor) 30.50 Union Oil Co., cthse fuel Tullis Office Sup., planner sup " Burroughs Corp., mach. mtse (Bookkeeping) .-. Everett Keithley, cthse sup Assoc. of Ore Counties, a. Ct. travel 90.00 Hubert Wilson PM. postage Pacific NW Bell, sheriffs comm 3 American Nurses Assoc. sup. 28.00, H. dept. dues 68.00 Public Welfare Div, S.-food Gail Hughes, et al JP6 jury National Juv. Court. Co. a. exp Fulleton Chevrolet, sheriffs car exp l.0-u Salishan Lodge. Juv. seminar fund u w Blue Cross. Sal 421.35. Ins. 600.75 in nn Salishan Lodge. Co. Ct. exp Standard Ins. Co.. Ins 00 w Pub. Emp. Ret. Board. SS 1.135 84. Sal 1.135 84 First National Bank. Sal St. Dept. of Revenue, Sal. Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Sal f- Morrow Co. Employees Un.. sal. Slate Accident Ins.. Sal 65.36. Ins 494.18 559 54 Assoc. of Ore. Counties. Ins w GENERAL ROAD FUND WARRANTS DECEMBER. 1975 George M. Philpott Co , repairs 22.77. gas 40 06 Morrow County Grain Growers, repairs w CO W' S., gas & oil s Heppner Nor-Gas. gas "" Union O.I of Ca.. gas 3.788 60 (vo.d) 3.788 60 General Tire Service, tires & tubes Col. Basin, parks 125.17. misc 243 65 368 82 Umatilla Keady Mix. road material supply 268 oo Pac. NW Bell. misc. exp City of Heppner Water Dept.. misc Clyde Oregon, repairs 2 Murray Drugs. Inc., supplies " Pettyjohn Builders, parks Stone Machinery Co.. repairs Standard 0,1 of Cal.. gas oil Balzer Pacific Equipment Co.-Repa.rs Morrow County Gram Growers, repairs L W. Vail Co.. Inc.. Road Mat & sup I58 tornett Green Feed, road mat sup Assoc. of Oregon counties. Ins Standard Ins. insurance The Bankers Life. Int - S.errell Cliev. Inc.. equip rd. dept Warren McCoy, comm. exp. Morrow County Employees, sal 30 " Coast to Coast, parks 18 49. im repair 164 75 i Coast to Coast, parks 8 38. Rd dept. sup 8 57 6 95 Pac. NW Bell, roads 1076 JJJJ Wheeler Comm.. misc Heppner Auto Parts, repairs MAR Company, parks Standard Oil. gas oil Elvira Irby. Tax coll. park Paul W. J.net. new e,u.p . " pacific NW Bell, misc " Rentex Corp. sup Turner. Van Marter & Bryant, Ins Assoc. of Ore Counties, misc Elvira Irby, Motor Vehicles, misc Columbia Basin, misc Pacific NW Life, sal J" Standard Ins. Co . Ins public F.mp. Ret. Br. sal 563 14. SS 56314 raw First National Bank. Sal JJJJ SI. Dept. of Revenue. Sal. pac. Mutual Life Ins. Sal s" M.ffrow Co. Employees Union, sal w Blue Cross, sal 43 40. Ins. 470 50 Slate Accident Ins. sal 24 M Ins. K2 13 u w Assoc. of Ore. Counties. Ins ... 7t II Labor By MARY WILLIAMS The weekend proved to be quite a gala affair at the home of Dave and Jane Stirewalt when "granddad" hosted a cattle drive and weiner roast, all in the name of a birthday party and family get together. Birthday kids were Grand dad Dave himself and the two sons of his daughter Vivian, from Rufus. Tod and Keith are seven for a period of time, their birth dates falling in January and December of the same year. The boys took an active part in the cattle drive. A dinner in the evening with two candle-lighted cakes, was served at the Stirewalt ranch to the following: Vivian Wa gonblast, Hermiston and her sons Tod and Keith of Rufus, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stirewalt with David and Margaret of Prineville, Jeannie Stirewalt, Spray and Jane and Dave. The Jerry Crapos are home from a holiday visit and family reunion at Miles City, MT. And, incidently, driving a new car, a Christmas gift from Mrs. Crapo's parents, Ted and June Sims. They report clear roads and good weather throughout their trip, including the Divide and Bozeman Pass, the only wint er road conditions encounter ed were on Heppner mountain, only a few miles from home. The Crapos, who are in the registered Duroc business, will return to Montana soon for the purchase of 150 more hogs and they report nine of their sows as having recently farrowed 98 pigs. If this is family planning, we are in deed seeing the other side of the coin! Mr. and Mrs. Dick Griffith were in Spray Sunday from their farm near Kimberly. The Clifford and Odell Adams families visited the Alex Adams in Long Creek in Saturday before the Spray Long Creek games and enjoy ed a tour of Alex and Alleen's newly purchased mobile home. Their son Billy is the recipient of a scholarship and will enter Pasco's Columbia Basin Community College at the spring term. Mrs. Joe Petit is enjoying rapid improvement at her home here, following recent hospitalization and extensive treatment in a Bremerton hospital. Dottie will return there in early March for further observance. Delta and Rolland Johnson, the latter a County Grange Deputy, attended the Spray uml on Tuesday evening at the local hall Following the business meeting. Mr. John son installed officers and presented 25 year pins to Clara and Gus Slrecker and Martina Warren. Jim Burris came from Vancouver. WA early in the week to return his sons home following their visit here with the Gus Streckers. The Burris" are formerly Spray residents and David and Jerry make frequent trips here. High lighting this most recent one were trips to Heppner moun tain lo enjoy all the things boys find to do with snow. Weekending al the Dixon ranch were their daughter and family. Sally and Pat Milne, with their daughters Darcy and Johanna and brand new Patrick Darwin from Long view, WA. Frank and Georgia Hannon have been spending a few days here al their river home and visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Vernon Moore was In Hillsboro Sunday lo return her mother. Virginia Llghlener home following a two weeks visit here with the Moores. Guests al the Gervals ranch for the weekend have been Dwayne Roe and son Jerry and the Joe Roe family from Redmond. The Gervan' were In Redmond Thursday where they attended the livestock auction and later joined Janet Smith, a former Spray neigh bor for lunch. An added attraction at the Gervals home is the dinner bell on the roof at the rear of the house, reminiscent of ranch days and ranch hands, purely nostalgic and another addition to Myrna'i already Intriguing antique collection. One'a conscience nudget one gently Into the 10th command ment, Just driving by. SPRAY Other Spray folks in Red mond this week were Lloy and Delores Munjar where they visited the letter's mother, Lela Carick and an aunt. Veda Crafton. Delores' niece and her husband, the Jim Adams, both with the Air Force in Arkan sas, will visit Mrs. Carick this week before leaving for a year's service in Turkey. The Munjars and their daughter, ' Linda Cole will meet the Adams in Redmond prior to their departure. Mrs. Roger Asher spent the pst week in Heppner with her husband where he is employ ed. Upon their return home they were joined by their dau ghter, Bonnie Mortimer and son Billy from Kinzua and their son and family, Dean and Denise and small daugh ter, Nicole of Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Troxell were in Heppner Tuesday for business and shopping and visiled briefly with Helen's mother, Harriet Evans. Ruth Adams sustained a badly bruised foot and should er and pulled muscles in a fall at her home Saturday. She has returned to her home after recuperating at the home of her son Odell and Joyce Adams and is getting around with the aid of a walker. John and Delores Meadows have returned from a holiday vacation in Las Vegas. Mrs. Don Troxell underwent major surgery at a Prineville hospital and is reportedly doing well. Rev. and Mrs. Allan Gor danier have spent a few days this week al Camp Davidson's Minister's Retreat. The Women's Missionary Council of the Spray Assembly Church have purchased a walker for use in the com munity. A vote of thanks goes out to them. Mrs. Marvin Britt and Mrs. Ed Sanders were in Pendleton this week for business and medical appointments. ! The Ron Quigleys. Ashland, are announcing the birth of t,.y. At Herbicide's - Insecticide for Crops Livestock Insecticides - Seed Protectants Stored Grain Protectants Home & Garden Chemicals - Fertilizers NEWS their second child, a daughter, weight 9 lbs. 13 oz. ard 22 inches "tall." Heidi joins a sister Heather and is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanders. Ukiah. CA and the great granddaugh ter of Ruth Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sanders, all of Spray. Roy and Pauline Britt were in Bend Thursday where Roy had a medical check-up. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy War ren, with Kenneth and Tonya are here from Glenwood, WA. visiting relatives in Spray, John Day and Ml. Vernon. Gib Griffith, accompanied his parents and his sister. Mrs. Brian Adams. Prineville. to Bend Tuesday for removal of his cast, following his recent surgery. Gib's good recovery from many sur geries in the past months is most remarkable, as is his optimistic attitude. Some of this 10-year-old s courage and stamina might well be applied as a working factor in the daily lives of those of us with less ailments and more com plaints. Good lo see you with both feet on the ground again, Gib. Cheers! 1 sal beside a little girl at a basketball game Saturday evening. I didn't know her but we reached speaking (and candy-bar sharing) terms in no lime. I asked her how old she was and she quickly replied. "1 is fwee, but as sewn We Kill, cut & wrap We Kill, you cut We Kill, we cut, you wrap You Kill, we cut & wrap slaughter beef Monday & Wednesday Hogs Friday Dependable service imm (tflfir.il (Mi.) Hermiston 567-6o51 Hurry while the PETTYJOHNS Farm and Builders Supply 674-9157 CHEMICALS For 30 years we have stocked chemicals for our farm customers needs. Again this coming season we will have a full line of AG chemicals. We appreciate your patronage, and should you have your spraying done by a commer cial applicator, it is really Import, ant to let him know who will supply your chemicals. We will deliver to the applicator or to your ranch. Call us for your needs. Paul Pettyjohn Co. call 422-7254 lone, Oregon a8 I is foah I will be almost five". And I opine, one can't beat that for logic. I'll wager thai is precisely how I reached 5evenly-one so quickly and it Uwkathr-yearK.ldtofiBure it out. "And a little child shall. The Spray Rodeo Associa tion met early in the week with ten members present for election of officers and tenta tive plans for Spray's 28th annual rodeo to be held May 29-30. Effie Stirewalt will chaper one the queen and her court The half marathon will again be an attraction and trophies for that and the rodeo events have been ordered. Officers elected Include president, Tuck Jackson: sec retary treasurer, Myrna Ger vais directors Frank Robison, Bob Troxell. Ed Kendall. Jim Stirewalt, Dewavne Simmons, Joe Petit and Wilbur Alford. Judge Andrew Leckie will be parade director. Rodeo plans! And already winter seems on the wane. FALL TERM DEANS LIST Jackie Gorman, Heppner, has been named to the Dean's list at Eastern Oregon State College. LaGrande. According to reports slight ly over 3 per cent of the EOSC student body attained a per fect grade average during the fall term. A little over 7 per cent ranged from 3.5-3 99. Gorman's grade is listed as 3 5 or better. GLIDE and VINYLON WALLPAPER supply lasts . . J
