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Newspaper Page Text' f"ra""4f & -m -'S - TEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Ore., Thursday, March 10, 1977 Legion set Heppner American Legion Post No. 87 and Auxiliary will host a District 6 meeting Sunday, Mar. 13, at 1 p.m. at the Legion Hall. Saturday, Mar. 12, will be a clean-up day, starting at 10 a.m. Bring a sack lunch. All members are urged to come and help out. Gaustad assigned Army Private Joseph L. Gaustad, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gaustad, lone, Ore., recently was assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division at Ft. Hood, Texas. An armor crewman in Com pany A, 1st Battalion of the division's 7th Cavalry, Pvt. Gaustad entered the Army last October. Barbara Pike 768-286 1 Kinzua girls 3rd in "B" state tourney with Barbara Pike This week the news is all of the State Basketball Tourna ment at Baker. Many local people were in Baker to see our girls take third at the "B" level. The sportsmanship award was well deserved by the girls. I know I'm proud of everyone of them and I'm sure I'm not alone. WOMEN'S CLUB MEETS June Harris honored June McLean Harris was honored at a bridal shower Mar. 3 at the home of Annie Schwarz in Heppner. Hostes ses were Sue Greenup, Mary Ann Greenup, Terryl Ashbeck and Annie Schwarz. Assisting with the opening of gifts were Krynn Robinson, Sue Ellen McLean and Iva Lou McDaniel. Other guests were Merlyn Robinson, Judy Currin, Helen Currin, Sue Vinson, Marian Brosnan, Darlene Hoskins, Fay Seitz, Kite Healy, Hazel Mahoney, Clista Venard, Jeanne Grant, Lorraine Bros nan, Susie French, Claudia Hughes and Pauline Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris were married Feb. 19 at Payette, Ida. Port sets Fri. meet The Port of Morrow will hold a regular meeting this Friday, Mar. 11, at 2 p.m. at offices in Boardman. The meeting date this Friday represents a change due to budget advertising require ments. The agenda for the meeting will include a consideration of on a supplemental budget sewer disposal operation. Also to be considered are a pollution bonding agreement, land values per appraisal, bonding coupon destruction, budget transfer resolutions, auditor consideration, a re port on water tank recovery and bond consultant cancellation. Hospital Notes Admissions to Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner during the past week included Mary Bailey and Vernon Gil man, both of Heppner, and Newton Myers and Heather Montgomery, both of Lexing ton. Dismissed during the week ended Tuesday were Diane Taylor, Jeannette Taylor and Jerry Stefani, all of lone; Suzanne Vinson, Dovie Vos berg, both of Lexington; James Phillips of California; Norma Hibbard of Pendleton. Also dismissed were Hep pner residents Edna Swan, Dwane Grissom, Henrietta Schwarzin and Kenneth Eck-man. GfcEflfcCHBH- Clerk, Ore. Tax Court, Ass'r office sup 15.00 Dennis D. Doherty, DA supplies & investigation 79.75 BankAmericard, Planner travel .38.62 H.S. Markus, Planner supplies 30.14 Tullis Office Supply, Planner supplies 6.24 Kilham Stationery & Printing Co., Planner supplies 8.29 Columbia Basin Co-op., Cthse. power 134.54; Museum power 40.20 174.74 Union Oil Co., Cthse. fuel 407.33 Green Feed Store, Inc., Cthse. sup 19.20 City of Heppner, Cthse. sewer 21.75 Umatilla Co. Juv. Dept., Juv. Detention 125.00 Court Street Market, Cir. Ct 13.78 Ernest Jorgensen, J P 5 supplies 56.93 Eastprn Oregon Telephone Co., current exp 30.78 Witherell, Witherell et al, Audit ' 3,814.90 . Morgan Medlock, et al, J P 6 witness 154.56 Rita Sumner, et al, J P 5 juror 98.34 Roger Andrews, et al, J P 6 witness 78.16 Dept. of Human Resources, Insurance 625.00 Sheriff, Umatilla Co., Sheriff jail exp 1,515.00 Sheriff, Wasco Co., Sheriff jail exp 660.00 B J's Tire & Auto Ctr., Sheriff & depu. car exp 14.95 Multnomah Co. Finance Di v., Sheriff supplies 6.53 Larry Fetsch, Sheriff meals & travel .3.85 Coast-to-Coast, Sheriff sup. 35.75; Cthse. sup. 32.15 67.90 Kilham Stationery & Print. Co., Ass'r ofse. sup 92.42 Murray Drugs, Inc., Ass'r ofse. sup. 5.25; DA sup. 2.84 8.09 Stevens-Ness Law Publ. Co., DA supplies 8.98 Dennis D. Doherty, DA travel expense 232.86 Pettyjohn's Builders Supply, Cthse. maint 65.80 0 S U, Extension Service, 3rd qtr. Co. Agent 6,435.75 Hubert Wilson, postage 200.00 Terteling Land Co., N. end ofse. tax 19.50 Public Welfare Division, S. food 4.99 Dept. of Revenue, Ass'r State mdse 334.50 Gray's Repair Shop, Sheriff car exp 88.66 Leslie Baird, Cir. Ct. witness 14.60 Charles L. Grist, Cir. Ct. witness 14.60 Michael C. Mullen, et al, Cir. Ct. witness 134.20 Atlantic Richfield Co., Sheriff & depu. car exp 29.08 St. Anthony Hospital, Sheriff jail exp 52.45 W.V. Roberts, M.D., Sheriff jail exp 30.00 The Bi-Mart Co., Sheriff jail exp 16.41 National Sheriff's Assoc., Sheriff Assoc. dues 30.00 Pat Wright, Nurse's travel 109.56 Murray Drugs, Inc., Immuniz. clinics 16.58 Standard Oil Co., Juv. travel 4.71 Hermiston Herald, J P 5th supplies 24.50 Pacific Northwest Life, Sal. (Ins.) 47.20 Robert Abrams, Sp. Atty. Fund 57.74 Herman Winter, Sp. Atty. Fund 461.81 The Camp Five Women's Club met at the Camp Five Hall on Mar. 2. The meeting was chaired by President Terry Todd with Betty Mur dock as the monthly hostess. The six members present discussed the club's annual dinner to be held Mar. 26. It was noted that the rules governing the scholarship given to a graduating senior by the Women's Club have been posted at the high school. The members were reminded of the monthly craft meeting . to be held Mar. 9 at the hall. The ladies closed their meeting with refreshments in keeping with the decorations honoring St. Patrick's Day. CAMP FIVE WOMEN HAVE PARTY A card party with a little different slant was held Mar. 5 at the Camp Five Hall. Prizes at the card party sponsored by the Camp Five Women's Club were not given for the usual high and low scores. Instead, prizes went to third high and third low. Winners of the Third High prize were Mike Todd and Karen Cossitt. Ken and Wanda Dunlap were the win ners of the Third Low prize. Pinochle winners were Bob and Louella Taylor. Bob Taylor was also the winner of the door prize. The twenty-six players in attendance were treated to re freshments of green-colored salad, hot bread, and other salads to help carry out the St. Patrick's Day theme of the party. The Women's Club will sponsor another card party on Apr. 9. This party, with Carol Norris and Betty Murdock as hostesses, will have an Easter theme. Make your plans now to attend GENERAL REVENUE SHARING ACTUAL USE REPORT GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PflOViDES FEDERAL FUNDS DIRECTLY TO LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS YOUR GONMENT MUST JJJBUSH THIS REPORT AOVISiNO YOU HOW THESE f UNDS HAVE BEEN USED OR OBLIGATED DURING J" mn nJr Ib ON MOW ?u?URE If . THIS 18 TO INFORM YOU OF YOUR GOVERNMENT'S PRIORITIES AND TO T S M M TO TM1 OMI 25 FUNDS SHOULD BE SPENT NOT!: ANY COMPLAINTS Of DISCRIMINATION IN TNI USI OT THIM FUNDS MAY St SiNT TO TNI OFFICS OF REVINUE SHARING, WABHINOTON, D.C. X22t. A CATEGORIES ACTUAL EXPiNOITURES (Include OblhHoM) (C OPERATING 1 PUBLIC AF TY I RECREATION ' LWftARKt 10 EDUCATION ESS IS TOTALS N REQUIHtMEWTS NOMnifirfllMINATlON REOUIKtMErfTS HAVE BEEN MET IE) CERTIFICATION i canity lhal I am lha Ctitat E.aculiv Officer and nav noi Den uieo m viuianun ctrlifv iai iriav itriat th priority eiovndiiure ilchma funds prohiDitiwi (Section Signatura Ol Chief fcnecutive 0e THI OOVINNMSNT or I0NE CITY paynwts totmnfl during the p"04 "" V ACCOUNT NO. 1076 ft'u Decembe 31. JS7 38 2 025 003 I0NE CITV IONE CITV OREGON $78-43 J (D) TRUST FUND REPORT freter lo metiuciion D) 1. Balance m al Jun 30. 1976 3 Revenue SlWing Fun fexwved tram July 1. 1976 thru DKnb 31. 171 3 Interest Received or Credited (July t. 1976 ttVn 0KmbeT 31. 1976) l G60. 4. Fundi Released from Obhgations (IF ANY) 5. Sum of lint 1. 2. 3. 4 6 Fund Returned M ORS (IF ANY) 7. Total Fund Available 8 Total Amount Expended (Sum of ana 16, column B and oohimn Cl 9 Belencf M 0 December 31, 19?6 -LLS. i c i tuc k.cu.c utni. atCK. AnuiRFn THAI A COMPLETE COPY OF THIS REPORT HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN A LOCAL NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCU LATION I HAVE A COPY Of THIS REPORT AND RECORDS DOCUMENTING THE CONTENTS. THEY ARE OPEN FOR PUBLIC SCRUTINY AT 0 1 ' , r----r-, ' iiir in ui a iii r isi.wana.aai II aammmwmmnawmnr' w i Bj LIS SCE:3AM! I jf iiahtofrieii iiaAiimiiii in liiTifTtf JeVli l1 '-d "? it n allium iiH i ' '.. Ti ' . i i ' m n..i 1 ' rr i irfi n i t" "K "Hi i n ;n IT r 1 "-'rr r v. I If low cost, dependable tires you need Les Schwab. I then 4 Ply Polyester A78 x 13 $23.36 1-72 FET B78 X 13 24.16 , 1.82 D78 X 14 25.75 2.09 E78 X 14 26.34 2.23 F78 X 14.......... , 27.56 2.37 G78 X 14 28.37 2.53 G78 X 15 29.26 2.59 H78 X 15... 30.90 2.79 L78X 15 33.42 3.09 LES SCHWABI N'. 5472 NEW COMMERCIAL TIRES AND RETREADS SERVICE WARRANTY CONTRACT iThit Is A Limited Warranty) Th. Ilr llll b.lo. .r. eotfl b. tlx LES SCHWAB SERVICE AND WARRANTY CONTRACT, and wiH tt f ivn wfYice or remedied under thii werrenly upon presentation ot this contract at an, etore liMed on the reverie ide hereof. 1. ROAD HAZARO WARRANTY 2. FREE TIRE REBALANCE 3 FREE TIRE ROTATION 4 FREE TIRE INSPECTION 5 FREE AIR CHECK ft TIRE REPLACEMENT POLICY 7. COMMERCIAL CASH REFUND !) 1 rail . m (Mm mum H H M MlwctH tar t. im. "" M I (K rtlkHtBl ext r Mltrtlt trr tMu In 'If we can't guarantee it, we won't sell it." NEW PASSENGER TIRES AND RETREADS Ctl SERVICE vWARRANTY CONTRACT 60107 77iw A Limitotl Uarnmty) The tut, luted betan m emied m flu LES SCmMe SfFJVtCf N0 MrARRlNTY CONTRACT mi wi ki ieM atra ftmMM himm o wifrinit wee pmtatibM i tkn eeitnd it tan Hen tnted oa ttw ittam wdt hw. 1 FRPE FLAT REPAIR 2 FREE TIRE REBALANCE 3 FREE TIRE ROTATION 4 FREE TIRE INSPECTION t.. b FREE AIR CHECK " ""' '" m 6 TIRF REPLACEMENT POLICY tTTbT.J f ( ASH RF FUND irrr b4 thliki Mr IM tiHtt it) (Mil. Ml" i lfr"- it I 1 Sr'- II Fiberglass Belted A78x 13 $29.53 C78 X 13 ...$32.19 E78 X 14... 33.43 F78 X 14 34.72 G78 X 14 36.61 H78 X 14 . 39.05 G78X 15 36.85 H78X 15 39.18 L78 X 15 42.45 sZ- On Free Rotation ' CCIUCIIillg : Rotation for small and foreign cars 155 x12 $29.891.48 155X13 31.05 165X13 31.80 175X13 36.88 165X14 36.21 175X14 38.57 165X15............... 36.83 Commuter Traction 700 x 15 $44.78 3.13 700X15.... 6ply. 750X16.... 8ply. FET $44.78 3.13 . 58.82 3.93 (Exchange with retreadable casing) IflUltUI VII I ti l 700 x 15 -$43.33 3.13 700X15 , 750X16, ,.6ply.. .8 ply.. . FET $43.33 3.13 . 61.12 3.93 (Exchange with retreadable casing) Les Schwab also features Appliance wheels & accessories. Iff fna jSf.. I r v . , son Irzzit Ccmmercial Retreads 700 x 15 $26.20 .77 650 X 16. ... . ... . . 6 ply . . . .22.78 ... .72 700X16 6 ply.... 27.52. '...80 750 X 16 t ply ... . .29.92 . . ..87 (Exchange with retreadable casing) L2frcr.cs 5 yr. 6000 series $41.24 (free replacement during first five years) 4 yr. 4tv0 series $33.73 1 year free replacement, prorated after) KJ7 DDE Sicro ks'jn i-tS J-F 8-5 Sat L.S. E Z Credit BankAinericcrd tester Cksrgs Heppner 441 N. Main 676-948 1