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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1976)
School disfricf hires six to fill vacancies The Morrow County School Board got right to work Monday night at 8:15 p.m. By about 1 a.m., the board had hired six new people, bought a car, sold a truck and accepted ,a budget for 12,659,540. The board members filled six positions, vacated by resignations. , Chuck Starr, a former Heppner High School math teacher and football coach, was hired as lone schools principal. Other positions included Linda Murray, University of Oregon grad, hired as Hepp ner Junior High language arts teacher ; George Russell , Eastern Oregon State College grad, hired as band and voca tional music instructor in lone; Rebekah Randle, Ore gon College of Education grad, hired as Heppner high school physical education in structor; Nancy Myklebust, Montana State grad, hired as Good news enough canning Cood news for home can nersl This year there are enough canning lids. So if your garden cooperates or if you get a good buy on fresh pro duce, your home canned fruits and vegetables can be on your table all winter long. Some how, they always seem to taste better. II you're going to can vege-. tables other than tomatoes, you'll need a steam -pressure inniGON NEWS Frances Rost Wilson By Frances Rose Wilson The Rev, Ben Taylor of Bible Temple. Portland, will minister at the Irrigon Assembly of God on Sunday, June 27 and each evening Monday through Wednesday at 7 p.m. Pastor Robert Sch moll extends a welcome to all. The church completed a vacation Bible School last week with approximately 50 youngsters enrolled. The Installation of a sprink ler system covering the entire lawn of the church was recently completed and a new pump was Installed. This will eliminate the need for flood irrigation which often had to be done at night. A wedding reception party was given for Mr. and Mrs. 7 for $1.00 or FOR Aluminum Plates M 1 nlk Good for JJ j 8 lUw skirting j l H Heppner Gazette Office Heppner, OR.474-M28 Riverside Junior and Senior High School physical educa tion Instructor; and Doug Howell, Portland State grad, hired as a fifth grade teacher at A.C. Houghton Elementary In Irrigon. j The board also accepted three resignations. Bill Buck endorf and Cathy Peck both resigned from Heppner schools. Buckendorf was a music instructor at Heppner Elementary and Peck, an English teacher at Heppner elementary. John Weiddle, a music tea cher at Riverside junior and senior high, also resigned. In other business, the board: sold a truck that had been in the district many years. heard from district archi tect, Bob Smith, Ontario. Smith told the board of pro gress in the district's work. At the Heppner shop, foundations lids this canner. This is because it takes a temperature higher than that of boiling water to process low acid foods safely in a reasonable length of time. For fruits, tomatoes, and pickled vegetables, you can use a boiling-water-bath can ner. But make sure the water is an inch or two above the , tops of containers. For best quality in the canned product, use only per- Duane Yunker on Sunday, June 20. at the Al Partlow home. The former Sharon Ste wart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stewart was married to Duane Yunker on June 11. He is formerly of Umatilla and is now in the Air Force. He has been stationed In Germany and will return when his furlough is over. Hostesses for the reception were Debbie McCoy and Sherry Partlow, cousins of the bride and their mothers, Mrs. Warren McCoy and Mrs. Al Partlow, Many friends and relatives attended. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Part low have returned from a successful fishing trip to the Oxbow reservoir. They caught a good catch of Bullheads, Croppies and Bass. 20c.ca. r are in and a back wall of poured cement is going up; the lone shop is in the block wall stage; Riverside's four class rooms are in the process of receiving floors and walls should go up soon; and A.C. Houghton Elementary is sur viving the Department of En vironmental Equality's rul ing. The DEQ ruled against the Irron school and delayed an eight classroom construction by three to four weeks. The DEQ would not approve the school's septic tank proposal. adopted the year's calen dar, accepted bids on replace ment windows for Heppner Elementary school. The pre sent windows have been in the building since it was built around 1915. The windows have shrunk away from the panes and water and wind is not kept out. Bids from DeVac and Cha year feet fruits and vegetables at their peak of freshness. Sort them for size and ripeness so they'll cook more evenly. And wash them thoroughly under running water or through several changes of water. Canning jars have to be perfect, washed in hot soapy water, and rinsed well. The same is true for the jar lids. You can pack fruits and vegetables into containers either raw or at or near boiling temperature. Most raw fruits and vegetables shrink during processing so should be pack ed tightly. Some exceptions are corn, lima beans, and peas they expand. Hot foods should be packed fairly loose ly. Use enough syrup, or juive to fill around and cover the solid food. Otherwise, food at the top tends to darken. With only a few exceptions, some space should be left between the packed food and the closure. V REALTY CO. J REALTOR For all your real estate needs call: Roy Lindstrom 281-1183 Res. 458-5653 Farm and stock ranch specialist Court proceedings GENERAL FUND MAY 1976 Pac. NW Bell, current exp 342 32 Col Basin Elec. Coop , rm 40 JO.cthw 111 46 151.68 Central Market, cthse sup 21.24 Beechers Fine Foods, brochures ft promotion 15 40 Umatilla County, court reporter 3768.00 Kilham Stationery, Tax coll. 3 24, elections 20 51. Planner 18.3S 0 10 Ford Motor Credit, sheriffs pickup leae 136 3 Standard Oil, sheriffs car exp M il Larry D. Fetsch. sheriffs uniform fund 24 00 Mobil Oil, sheriffs car exp 26 67 Pac. NW Bell, sheriffs comm 117 00 National Sheriffs Assoc,, sheriffs ofe sup 22 50 Heppner Auto Tarts, sheriffs car exp 3 61 Winn Crist, sheriffs convention 40 00 Atlantic Richfield, sheriffs car exp 12 66 City of Hermislon, sheriffs Jail exp 3600 Clifford L. Morris, sheriffs uniform fund 24 00 Kit hard Mahar, sheriffs uniform fund 24 00 mberlain of Seattle and Win dows Industries of Portland were entertained. The base bid from DeVac was $42,175 and the low alternate bid was $26,800. From Windows, Ind., the base bid was $33,780 and the low alternate, $28,780. The board will decide which bid Is the best dollar value. accepted a bid from Farley Motor Co. on a four-door, Pontiac sedan for district use, mainly by the superintendent. The bid was $5126. Of five bids received, Farley's was not the lowest but the board found it was the best dollar value. accepted the first reading of a policy revision. told the superintendent to call for bids on school sup plies, materials, a bus run in the Lexington area, gas oil, and fuel for the district. and adopted the district budget of $2,659,540. obituary Douglas Lawrence Holt, a 22 year old Oregon City resident, was killed in a mountain climbing accident in southern California Tuesday. He was serving in the U.S. Navy Sea bees. Services were held Monday, June 14. at the First Pres byterian Church in Oregon City with Dr. George Ash wood, officiating. Burial was in Willamette National Cemetery with Hill; side Chapel, Oregon City, handling arrangements. He was born in Portland on Feb. 3, 1954 and had lived in Oregon City for 10 years. He attended First Presbyterian Church. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holt. 425 Barker Ave., Oregon City 97045, sisters Sherry Holt of Australia, and Tracey, Jaqueline and Kimberly Holt, all of Oregon City; grand parents, Mrs. Lawrence Frey of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. C.J.D. Bauman, Heppner. The family suggests making memorial contributions to the Oregon Heart Fund. Buying or Selling Shell Oil Co., sheriffs car exp 1 88 Pauline Winter, sheriffs ofse sup 20.50 BankAmericard Center, Sheriffs meals 45.69, comm. 11.55, sup 13.50. car 34.77 105.51 Union Oil Co., Juv. 31.05, assessor field 28.37, museum 238.62, planner 33.58 331.62 Gazette Times, off pub. 92.00 Ernest Jorgensen, JP-5 phone 30.23. 62.55 sup 92.78 East Oregonian, brochures, promotional 95.00 Multigraphics Div., office assessor sup 13.62 Umatilla Co. Juv. Dept., Juv. detention 700.00 Mary Bryant, registrar 4 00 3M Bus. Products Center, paper 41.20 Centra Bus. Forms. Tax Coll. exp 27.80 Zoning Bulletin, planning ord. & comp 27.50 Pat Wright, Health Dept 77.61 Kilham Stationery, Assessors off. sup 61.59 Jaynes Bus. Machines, Assessors Off. sup 7.40 Jaynes Bus. Machines, Co. Ct. sup : 14.39 M & R Co., courthouse sup 9-5 Pub. Welfare Div., S food 5.30 Turner, Van Marter & Bryant, bonds 50.00 Finzer Bus. Machines. Mach. mtse 26.00, Paper 24.11 5011 Jack Loyd, Vet. rent 20.00 Carolyn Davis, Juv. Dept. travel exp 32.13 Dunham Printing Inc., elections 1369.50 Wheelers, sheriff comm 75.00 Paul W. Jones, court exp 30.70 David R. Moon, planning travel 16.64 Assoc. of Oregon Counties, ins 135.90 Court St. Market, cthse sup 30.87 Pac. NW Life. Sal 56.90 Shirley Zielinski, elections 5.40 City of Heppner, cthse sup 10.75 BankAmericard Center, Juv. Dept. travel 9.15, Seminar fund 10.05 19-20 The Bankers Life Ins. Co., ins. 93.05 SI. Accident Ins. Fund, ins 7.50 BankAmericard. Planner travel 33.71, Co. Ct. travel 122.90 156.61 Knights Catering. N. end office rent 400.00 Pac. NW Bell, current exp 51.43 Dept. of Revenue, Ind. appr. 710.00, Assessors St. mdse 630.00 1,340.00 Green Feed Store, cthse sup 31.69 Burroughs Corp.. assessors sup 104.40 Itugglcs-Boyce Ins., museum ins 100.20 Wheelers, sheriffs new car -iuip. . 50.20 Gazette-Times, assessors sup 21.05 Murrays Drug. Planner sup. 3.2ti. Assessors ofse sup. 4.13 7.39 Renlex Corp.. cthse sup. 17.81 Kilham. Co. Ct. sup 3.95 Blue Cross, sal 421.05. ins. 575.25 996.30 Saddie Parrish. petty cash- Cir. ct. 8.70. elee! 1.29. Br. of E. 9.00. posiage .89, , Co. Ct. 1.48. clerk 3.60 24.96 Union Oil Co.. sheriffs car exp 418.50 Pac. NW Bell, sheriffs comm 14.50 Wasco County, sheriffs jail exp 157.50 NW Law Enforcement, sheriffs ofse sup 42.90 Pac. NW Bell, sheriffs comm 117.00 Kussdls Shell Serv.. sheriffs car exp 93.80 Murray Drugs, sheriffs ofse 24.62. tax coll. 1.18, Juv. sup 5.37 , 31.17 Dennis" Doherty, DA. secy 340.00. rent 125.00. mileage 30.42, phone 89.02, copies 59.10. sup. 44.95 688.49 Dean Gilman, mental illness 19.60 Umatilla County, watermaster exp 356.00 Pub. Affairs Pamphlets, Health Dept. sup 2.97 Lotts Electric, museum supplies 84.46 Pitney Bowes, mach. mtse 37.50 Jaynes Bus., mach. mtse 12.50 Beverly Sherman, et al, JP6 juror 100.40 Pac. NW Bell, sheriffs comm 5.37 City of Boardman, Planner travel, 5.50, Co. Ct. travel 5.50 .....11.00 Terteling Properties, N. end rent 1,000.00 Hubert Wilson. PM, postage 200.00 Mollie Huddleston, elections . 27.99 St. Dept. of Revenue, sal 828.00 First National Bank, sal 2,029.10 Public Employees, sal. 1139 51. ss 1139.51 2.279 .02 Pac. Mutual Life, sal 741.24 St. Accident Ins. Fund. sal. 62.88, Ins. 462.35 525.23 Morrow Co. Emp. Union, sal 32.00 Pac. NW Life, sal 56.90 GENERAL ROAD FUND MAY 1976 Warren McCoy, comm. exp BankAmericard, Comm. exp Bankers Life, ins Pac. NW Ufe, sal Assoc. of Ore. Counties. Ins Robert Reese Schultt. materials (refund Wheelers, misc S.A.I.F., ins Arco. gas & oil Ore. Culvert Co.. materials Clyde Oregon, repairs City of Heppner. misc Pac. NW Bell, misc Col. Basin Elec. Coop. misc. 55 80, park 16 00 Slate Highway Dept.. overtime and extra help Anderson, Perry ft Assoc.. overtime Locul gov. per. inst.. overtime BankAmericard. misc .......... Dobvns Pest Control, weed Blue Cross of Ore., sal 43 40. ins. 446 50 . Blue Cross of Ore, sal. 67.50. ins. 55 30 ... Pac. NW Bell, misc City of Boardman. comm. exp MCGCt. repairs 10 34. sup 625 54 Coast to Coast, sup Rentex Corp., sup Stone Machinery Co.. repairs Rietmanna Hardware, sup Munnell ft Sherill. Inc.. sup League of Ore Cilies. comm. exp Arrow Trans., Fr. on asphalt Col. Basin, misc Sadie Parrish, Petty cash. misc. Labor St, Dept. of Rev., sal First National Bank, sal Pub. Emp. Ret. Br., sal, 648 89, ss 664 89 . . Morrow Co. Emp Union, sal Pac. Mutual Life, sal St. Accident Ins.. sal. 21 78. Ins. 1057 36 .... Pac. NW life, tal THE , 22.20 43.48 61.95 29.10 62.16 , 26.47 75.00 . 7.50 . 19 50 .161.53 100.31 ,. 6.40 40 99 71 80 .108 00 552 54 861.83 49 13 . 65 03 489 90 122 80 . 10.76 . 1100 .634 83 ,. 7 88 3574 137.98 1250 , 1623 . 25 00 363.71 . 20 00 . 65 51 1.827 93 430 00 .207 00 ,369 71 . 7300 3JV3 06 I Ml 12 3390 iZKTTK-TIMES. Hfppner. OR, GENERAL FUND APRIL 1976 Carolyn Davis, Juv. Dept. Paul W. Jones, Co. Ct. travel 53.10, Promotion 39.00 9210 John Gochnauer, et all grand jury duty 80.56 Dept. of Human Resources, Ins 1,055.09 Rachel Harnett, museum sup 78.62 State Dept. of Ag., predatory con 3,880.00 Pac. NW Bell, current exp 32.57 Gazette Times, off. pub 71.60 Deweys Chevron Sta., indigent fund 8-18 Hermiston Herald, official pub 7.30 Superintendent of Documents, civil defense sup 5.35 Robert Abrams, Spec, atty fund .' 342.16 Knights Katering Inc., north end off rent 200.00 Jack Loyd, indigent fund 12-55 Turner, Van Marter & Bryant, bonds 370.00 Hubert Wilson, postage 200.00 Multigraphics Div., elections 26.36 Carolyn Davis, Juv. Dept. travel exp 39.71 Jack Loyd, Vet. off. rent 20.00 Dennis Doherty, Sup. 60.75, Mi. 28.34, Prof. Ext.40. D A. phone 36.15, dues 110, Secy 340, rent 125, copies 43.80 784.04 Ernest Jorgensen, supplies 95.14, JP5 phone 37.18 ... . 132.32 Wasco Cty, sheriff jail exp 607.00 Morrow County Grain Growers, off sup 26.93, sheriff car exp. 333.84, civ. def 360.77 Heppner Auto Parts, sheriff car exp -56 Jaynes Bus. Machines, Ass. off sup 12.50, Assessor Mach. 265.05 277.55 Central Market, courthouse sup 418 Columbia Basin, museum 53.50, cthse 109.46 162.96 Rentex Corp., cthse sup 12.38 City of Heppner, cthse sup 10.75 10.75 Heppner Garbage Disp., cthse maint 14.00 Lotts Elec., cthse sup. 2 95 Union Oil, cthse fuel 298.76 David R. Moon, Planning travel 5.00 Quad "D" Engineering, Planning, printing maps 1050 Sears, Roebuck ft Co., Plan., printing maps 26.44 Cornell, Howland, Hayes & Merryfield. Planning, Ord. & Comp. Plans 25.00 BankAmericard, Planner 18.75 Coast to Coast Stores, museum sup 2.38, Planning Mettings & Assn. dues 5.87 8.25 Public Welfare Div., S. food 6.27 BankAmericard, Co. Ct. travel 22.02 Pat Wright, supplies account 18-91 Pat Wright, Co. Health Dept. mileage 88.97 Centro Bus. Forms, tax call supplies 883.96 Blue Cross of Ore., sal 411.45, ins. 486.15 897.60 Wayne's Diesel ft Auto. Repair, Assessors field work and mileage 2.49 Wheelers, sheriffs comm 75.00 Motorola, sheriffs car exp 700.00 Pettyjohn's Farm & Builders, Sheriffs off. sup 95 Beechers Cafe, promotion & broc 15 40 Hubert Wilson, postage .'. 200.00 Gazette-Times, office sup. 21.95, sheriff office sup. 29.50, Juv. dept 51.45 Robert Abrams, spec, atty fund 395.25 Murray Drug, Inc., sheriff off 16.86, paper 4.54 21.40 Standard Oil Co., Planners travel 1-88 Umatilla Elec. Coop., current costs 31.47 Coast to Coast Stores, Planning Sup. 7.49 Lois M. Allyn, Co. Ct. travel 15 60 The Kiplinger Washington Letter, Co. Ct. subscription renewal 36.00 Flinzer Bus. Machines, Plan. sup. 47.79, Paper fund 90.31 138. 10 Nudelman Bros., sheriff uniform exp 401.15 Union Oil Co., sheriff car exp 353.25 Robert Redgeway, spec, atty fund 100.00 Byers Avenue Clinic, Cir. Ct. witness 59.92 Leeroy O. Ehlers, spec, atty fund 142.00 Concord Press, sheriff off. sup 23.16 Dept. of Revenue, Assessors Ind. Appraisal 649.88 Wagon Wheel Cafe, Co. a. travel 8.90, sheriff jail exp. 20.90 29.80 Standard Oil Co.. Planner travel -. H-93 Centro Bus. Forms, tax coll. sup 33.30 Ore. State Univ. Ext. Serv.. county agent 2,903.75 Pac. NW Bell, sheriff comm H 50 Frazier Book Store, Inc.. JP6 typewriter 169 00 J.N. Hershberger, spec, atty fund 822.04 Pac. NW Bell, sheriff comm 5-37 Standard Ins. Co., insurance 79.88 State Accident Ins. Fund, sal 64.16. ins. 531.98 596.14 Pac. Mutual Life Ins., sal 742.55 Morrow Co. Emp. Union, sal 32.00 First Nat. Bank, sal 2.258.30 State Dept. of Revenue, sal 896.00 Public Emp. Ret. Br., sal 1203.67, ss 1203.63 2,407.30 GENERAL ROAD FUND APRIL 1978 Dept. of Human Resources 540.83 Pettyjohns Farm ft Builder Supply, misc 1 10 Wheelers, misc 73.00 Blue Cross of Ore., ins. 44 10, salary 52.80 96.90 Blue Cross of Ore., ins. 446.50. sal 43.40 489 90 Pettyjohn Farm ft Builders Supply, repair 202 08, sup 73 65 273.73 Rentex Corp., sup 24 56 MCGG. repairs Coast to Coast Stores, sup 3 02 Elinor Snow, sup 3476 Warren McCoy Comm. Exp ' 00 Pendleton Glass, Inc., repairs 239 69 Stone Machinery Co., repairs 107 2 BankAmericard Center, misc 23.70 Farley Motor Co.. repairs 13 25 CO W S., gas ft oil 00 Standard Oil Co.. gas ft oil 227.33 Heppner Auto Parts, repairs H'3l General Tire Svcs. tires ft tubes M4.S7 C.O.W.S., new equip I0iq.lt Lex. Lumber Yard Increpairt, crusher shed .... 334 24 City of Heppner, water dept Claude Swingle Mach. Sales, repairs 23.71 Blacktop Materials. Inc.. road mat ft sup 142 56 Pac. NW Bell, road misc 10 71 Jim's Welding, repairs ,4 M Dobyns Pest Control, weed control 283 Jl Col. Basin Elec. Coop, Inc., misc. 61 50. parks 46 00 107.50 Standard Ins., Ins 3511 St. Accident Ins.. sal 21 12, Ins. til 33 W3 43 Pub. Emp. Ret . sal 60S It. ss 605 It 1.210 38 First Nat. Bank, salary St. Drpl , sal 333 00 Pac. Mutual life, sal 7tt Morrow Co. Emp. Union, sal. 72 00 Labor 7.277 H Thursday. Jane 24. H76, PI t foster care 68.50 11701
