Page 7. THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR. Thursday. Feb. 19. 1976
Frances Rosa Wilson
The Irrigon City Council
heard Engineer Val Toronto
proposal for an engineering
study relating to construction
of city sewer system. The
matter waa tabled after dis
cussion. Other business included
report that Improvement Dis
trict No. 6 had been completed
and letters sent to landowners
Informing them of the amount
of the proposed assessment. A
hearing was set for Feb. 20 on
an assessment ordinance. A
hearing was also set for the
Osterkamp addition regula
tions. Don Adams was reappoint
ed to the budget committee
and Kenneth Lamb was ap
pointed to the committee.
There were no bids received
on the City's Service Building
offered for sale.
The Council authorized Re
corder Barbara Byrd to write
a letter to the State Highway
Dept. requesting a safety
crosswalk at loth St. near A C.
Houghton Elementary School.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Wad
kins are the parents of a son
born Feb. 12. weighing 6 lbs, 6
oz. His name is Justin Lance.
Paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. John Wadklns,
Irrigon and maternal grand
parent are Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Cunningham, Coulee City. The
baby was born at the Good
Shepherd Hospital, Hermis
ton. Recent visitors at the home
of Mr and Mrs. E.A. Stephens
were Mr. and Mrs. William
Baker. Dufur and Mr. and
Mrs. James Baker, lone, who
are friends of the family.
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IliVEIlTORY
Children;, Girls & Vomens
Crinkle Patent
Zipper & Lace Boots
70 pair at special prices
'3.95 to '8.95
. GRAIUIY BOOTS
Herbicide's - Insecticide for Crops
Livestock Insecticides Seed Protectants
Stored Grain Protectants
Home & Garden Chemicals Fertilizers
Visitors at the home of the
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Schmoll
were her sister Nicholle Blom
and another sister and brother-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Schluntz, all of Portland.
Ted Wilson flew to Fair
banks, AK recently to check
on working conditions there.
He returned to his home in
Irrigon and is making plans to
enlarge his mobile home court
here.
Leon Wilson took a trip to
Portland for a physical check
up at the Veterans Clinic. He
was an overnight guest of his
aunt, Mrs. Lois Land.
VA SPENDS
The Veterans Administra
tion spent 1196,022,501 in
Oregon during fiscal year 1975
for facilities, operations and
benefits to veterans and
dependent, Mrs. Donna M.
Arndt, director of the Portland
VA regional office, said. Of the
total VA expenditures,
$299,602 was spent in Morrow
County.
Arndt said the total expen
ditures in Oregon Included
$85,181,014 for veterans com
pensation and pension;
$54,237,461 In readjustment
and education payments; and
$10,810,913 for insurance and
Indemnites. Regional office
and hospital operating costs in
Oregon amounted to
$44,326,251. '
Multnomah County received
the largest portion
$71,358,776. Douglas was sec
ond with $15,644,905. followed
by Lane with $15,162,652.
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676-9264
CHEMICALS
For 30 years we have stocked
chemicals for our farm customers
needs. Again this coming season
we will have a full line of AO
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
SPRAY
Mary
The false spring weather
ended early in the week when
sudden temperature changes
dropped the mercury to zero.
Farmers might well welcome
a blanket of snow on crops
tempted into premature gro
wth by the recent unseasonal
weather. Ice extends the width
of the river in many places.
Spray people in Pendleton
for the Amy Bratt funeral
services last week were the
Lee Brisbois, the Gus Streck
ersk, Eddy and Evelyn Cress,
Amine Nichols, Celia Reed
and Mr. and Mrs. Odcll
Adams.
Mrs. Ron Brisbois and little
Brick returned Sunday from a
two week's visit with relatives
in Hermiston. Her sister, Kate
Dunn, is improving satisfac
torily following surgery at a
Hermiston hospital.
Larry Brisbois II, Board
man, spent the past week here
with his grandparents the Lee
Brisbois and the Don Troxells.
His parents, Kathy and Larry
came for the weekend and
Larry returned home with
them Sunday evening.
The 4-H Clover Club met at
the home of their leader, Effie
Stirewalt, on Tuesday. Pre
sent were officers Carolyn
Kendall, president Deanna
McGuire, Secretary and Mar
sha Troxell who is reporter
and responsible for telephone
contacts.
Others present were Lisa
McGuire, Deanna Conley and
Michele Hamilton.
Tuesday visitors and dinner
guests at the Robert Reed
home included Jessie and Pat
Shay, Antelope and Mrs.
Shay 's son. Steve Duncan with
his wife Julietta and daughter
Valerie of Petersburg, AK,
where Duncan is a construc
tion engineer in an extensive
housing project.
Felicitations go out to Dawn
Renee' Rardin on th occasion
of her 7th birthda. Seven
small friends arrived at her
home Friday aftern&n to join"
in the festivities and included
Deanna Conley. Darla Thom
pson. Ossy Britt, Rene and
Michele Hamilton. Robin Ord
way and Billy Dean Morti
more. The latter, seven mon
ths, the only boy present and
reportedly vying for the hon
ors with the birthday girl, was
most popular with the young
ladies present.
John Taylor and his sons
Don and Ronny, Klamath
Falls, were weekend visitors
here with relatives, the Ed
Tilleys. Clarence Nelsons and
Marvin and Louise Britt. They
were accompanied here by
Diane Dennis who showed
films at Sunday morning
church service that were both
Interesting and impressive.
Dinner guests with Johnny
and Carol Asher Sunday In
cluded Robert and Nita Cody.
Larry and Kathy Brisbois with
Marci and Larry II. the Don
Troxells. Alice Deilz. Tuck
Jackson and the Donny Peter-sens.
NEWS
Vlllfsms
The Brook Monroes, of Mol
lala arrived for a week's stay
at the Don Griffiths in Kahler
Basin and joined Eva Griffith
and her granddaughter, Glen
da, Heppner and the Brian
Adams, Prineville who were
weekending at the Griffith
ranch.
Mrs. Dave Stirewalt was in
Redmond and Prineville early
In the week attending business
and visiting the Dan Stire
walt' In the latter city.
Recently visiting their par
ents, the Jim Stirewalts and
other Spray relatives have
been Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Parke,
Portland, Nancy and Phil
Nelson and Milne, Fossil, Dina
Epley and children Jimmy,
Mark and Dan Dee, Pendle
ton, Mrs. Gib Daniels with
David and Amber, Fort St.
John Canada, and the Stire
walt's son Jimmy,, home from
Pendleton where he is major
ing in agriculture at Blue
Mountain Community College.
Tracy Warren, Prineville
and Jeff Warren, Monument
are spending some time here
with their grandparents, Wil
ma and Jack Warren at Ser
vice Creek.
Mrs. Warren's sister, Clara
Green is recovering from her
recent surgery while her hus
band Bud is confined to his
home with a back injury.
Bud Is known at Service
Creek Cafe for his bread-making,
that fried variety dating
back to our childhood and
better than grandma used to
make. Delectable. A quick
recovery Mr. Green!
The Ed Kendalls have
moved back to Spray from the
Winlock area and will occupy
the Tuck Jackson house.
Enjoying the hospitality of
the Bud Nash home Tuesday
evening for dinner and quilt
ing were the Odell Adams,
Martina Warren and Mary
Williams.
Gene Russell remains in
The Dalles Hospital following
hit ceident when he fell from
the Kinzua train where he was
employed. He sustained a
broken wrist and a broken
arm,; severe head lacerations
and a fractured cheek bone.
Gene has suffered some com
plications and will undergo
further surgery.
Lacking phrasing befitting a
lady of my age. I will say
"Right On"! and "Hang in
There"! to Sabin Ladd for her
written contribution to county
interest in the Feb. 6 Times
Journal Readetorials.
WSU HONOR ROLL
William R. Jepsen. Hepp
ner, is listed on the first
semester President's honor
roll released by the Office of
the Registrar at Washington
State University.
To be eligible for the Pre
sident'! Honor Roll, an under
graduate student must achi
eve a grade point average of
J 75 or better for at least 12
hours of graded work pass
fail courses are not counted
in a single semester, or by
achieving a cumulative grade
point average of 150 or better
based on at least 30 hours of
graded1 work.
slaughter beef
Monday &
Wednesday
Hogs Friday
Foliell Meal Co.
Hermiston
567-o651
Wt accept tarn kilts
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Mechanics
Heavy Truck Driver
Clerk Typists
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Field Wlremen
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Repair Fart Specialists
Artillery Surveyors
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GENERAL FUND WARRANTS
JANUARY 1976
BankAmericard, Juv. 8.30, Planner 6.90,
Sheriffs Conv. 28.35, Co. Ct. 5.50 49 05
Employment Div., Ins 251 28
Union Oil Co., Planner 18.92, Juv. 6.79, Assessor
119.79, sheriffs car 362.92,
museum 302.64, cthse 274.32 1,085.38
Columbia Basin Elec., cthse 158.28,
museum 52.90 211 18
Multlgraphics, elections : 725
American Journal, H. dept. Imm. funds 13 00
Mary Wilson, JP6 witness ..- 7-72
Oregon Tax Court, assessors ofse sup 15 00
Jaynes Bus. Machines, mach. mtse 44.00
John Mollahan, sheriffs conv. exp. 25 60
Donald Guenther, M.D., sheriffs jail exp W OO
Pat Wright, H. dept. travel 58.61
Pac. NW Bell, current exp 322 23
Standard Oil Co., sheriffs car exp 31.93
Mobil Oil Corp., sheriffs car exp 12 95
Power Inc., sheriffs ofse sup 35.86
Pac. NW Bell, sheriffs comm 14 50
Sears, assessors ofse sup W-38
Div. of Audit, filing audit. 80.00
I.B.M., sheriffs ofse sup 27.00
Fulleton Chev. sheriffs pickup
rental
Ford Motor Credit, sheriffs pickup
rental 136 36
Wagon Wheel, Co. Ct. 54.30, jail exp.
2.30, JP6 jury 13.75 70.35
Heppner Auto Parts, sheriffs car 19.45,
cthse sup 2.93 22 38
Letts Elec., CD supplies 28 64
Central Market, cthse sup 9.73,
indigent 17.40 27.13
Ore. St. Assessors, assessors dues 50.00
Coast to Coast, cthse sup 50.23
Bankers Life, ins 8
MCGG, sheriffs car 219.31,
sheriffs new car eqp. 117.75 337.06
Carolyn Davis, Juv. travel 4.62
City of Heppner, cthse sup W-75
Ernest Jorgensen, JP5 phone 36.47,
sup. 42.20 78.87
Umatilla Elec, N. end ofse 25-82
Robert Abrams, Sp. Atty fund
(Eves k Justice) 444 W
Tom Tullis Ofse Supply
H. dept. 17.55, Co. Ct. 7.08 26 43
Kilham Stationery, Tax Coll. Sup H 52
Treasurer, Maxine Foster, clerks dues 35.00
Harter Corp., cthse sup 5 85
Turner, Van Marter, Ins 103.00
National Assoc. of Co., Co. Ct. NACO 200.00
Dennis Doherty, DA secy 340.00, ph. 79.23,
travel 81.64, copies 19.05, rent 125.00,
prof. ser. 118.00 762.92
Robert Lee Nichols, et al grand jury 118.12
Bristow Market, cthse sup H-52
BankAmericard. Co. Ct. travel 138.49
Wheelers Comm.. sheriffs comm 75.00
hM Bus. Products, paper 98.80,
planner 22.00 120 80
: Paul W. Jones, Co. Ct. travel 40.97
Pacific, NW life, Sal 55.60
Warren McCoy. Co. Ct. exp. ' 20.20
Auto Club of Oregon, sheriffs ofse sup. 8.25
Pac. NW Bell, sheriffs comm 117 00
Wasco Cty. sheriffs jail exp 105.00
Heppner TV, sheriffs ofse sup
(Jan.Jun) 30.00
Texaco. Inc. sheriffs car exp 3.60
Pac. NW Bell, sheriffs comm 14 50
Atlantic Richfield, sheriffs car exp 13.56
City of Hermiston. jail exp 94.00
Standard Oil Co.. sheriffs car exp 27.24
Union Oil Co.. sheriffs car exp 679.00
Tom Tullis Office sup., sheriffs ofse sup 3.75
Standard Oil Co., sheriffs car exp 93.45
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by the Union Pacific Railroad Pecpt.
Jack Loyd. Vet. rent 20.00
Pac. NW Bell, current exp 388.92
Dept. of Revenue, Assessors st. mdse
107.60, Ind. appraisal 710.00 817.60
Ore. St. Univ. Ext. ser.,
Co. agent 3rd quarter 6,903.75
Umatilla Elec. Coop, north end ofse 32.44
M Bus. Products, paper 37-19
Kuhns Union Sta., Assessors field work 58.33
Rentex Corp., cthse sup 12.00
Multigraphics Div., mach. mtse
(Graphotype) 226.00
Wallace H. Wolff, med. examiner fund 45.00
Finzer Bus. Mach., paper 84.20
Robert Abrams, Sp. atty (Justice) 213.50
Dunham Printing Co., assessors ofse
sup 172.98, JP5 sup 23.40 16 38
Murrays Drug, sup sheriff 6.55, Treas 1.39.
clerk 7.44, planner 8.40, assessor 9.89 33.67
Pacific NW Bell, sheriffs comm 5.37
Standard Ins., Ins 86.40
Morrow Co. Emp. Union, sal 32.50
First Nat'l Bank, sal 2.037.10
St. Dept of Revenue, sal 858.50
Pac. Mutual Life, sal 774.10
Pub. Emp. Ret. Board, sal 1,172.15,
SS 1.172.15 2,344.30
St. Accident Ins., sal 63.84, ins.
498.33 - 56217
GENERAL ROAD FUND WARRANTS
JANUARY, 1976
Warren H. McCoy. Comm. exp .. 25.20
Central Market, supplies 83
Employ. Div., Dept. of Human Res., ins. ............ 89.42
Bristows Market, parks 23.04
BankAmericard, misc 21.30
Wheelers Comm. misc 75.00
Union Oil Co., gas A oil 1,917.12
Standard Oil, gas 4 oU 307.43
Pac. NW Bell, misc 36.69
Richfield, gas & oil 30.87
City of Heppner, misc 6.40
Col. Basin, parks 16.00, misc. 82.22 98.22
C.O.W.S., gas k oil 0 85
Coast to Coast, repairs 8-87
MCGG repairs a8-27
Wheelers Comm., repairs 96.46
General Tires, tires I19 00
The Bankers Life, ins 87.37
Blue Cross, sal 32.55. ins. 437.25 469.80
Pac. NW Life, sal 31.60
Pac. NW Bell, misc. 10 76
O.A.C.E.S., misc W00
Rentex Corp., misc 88.82
Standard Oil Co., gas k oil 48.55
Farley Motor Co., repairs 62.19
Columbia Basin, misc W OO
Stone Machinery, repairs 73.86
Eds Saw & Tool Serv., parks 2-35
Pac. NW Bell, misc 87
Murrays Drug, misc 3-46
Heppner Auto Parts, repairs 294.29
Standard Ins. Ins 35.86
Sahlberg Equip. Co.. repairs 24523
Morrow Co. Union, sal 58.50
St. Accident Ins.. sal 12.40. ins. 575.75 588.15
First Natl, sal 397.60
, Pub. Emp. ReU, sal 407.58, ....
SS 407.58 815.16
Pac. Mutual Life, sal 168.34
State Dept. of Revenue. Sal 172.00
Labor 5,660.57
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS FOR
JANUARY, 1976
Order appointing Jim Wishart member of the Forest Lands
Classification Committee. Resolution concerning employees
receiving Workmans Compensation. Order appointing
Delores Cribble, Justice of the Peace, 6th District Pro-Tem.
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