Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, November 23, 1977, Image 7

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    GENERAL FUND WARRANTS ISSUED
October, 1977
Sadie Parrlsh, Clerk, Conv. Exp.
Sylvia McDaniel, Treas., Conv. Exp.
Abrams & Kuhn, Spec. Atty. Fund
Firat National Bank, Co. Ct., Sheriff, Planner,
Jaynes Business Machines, Clerk, Sup.
Murray' Drugs, Inc., Sheriff, Clerk, Juvenile
Pauline Winter, Sheriff, Schools
Steven J. Sigurdson, Sheriff, Uniform Exp.
Clifford I. Morris, Sheriff, Uniform Exp.
Wayne E. Maxara, Sheriff, Uniform Exp.
Ford Motor Credit Co., Sheriff, Veh. Exp.
Heppner TV, Inc., Sheriff, Sup.
Coast to Coast, Sheriff, Courthouse
Thomas McElligott, Assessor, School
Cal's ARCO, Assessor, Fieldwork
Dept. of Revenue, Assessor, St. Mdse.
Mul tigraphics Division, Assessor, Off. Sup.
Pat Wright, Nurse's Travel
Morrow County School District, H. Dept., Rent
!Ray's Heating & Refrlg., Courthouse Repair
Rem ex Corp., Courthouse Sup.
Heppner Garbage Disposal, Courthouse Sup.
Columbia Basin Electric, Courthouse, Museum
tott's Electric, Courthouse Sup.
Chevron U.S.A., Juvenile Travel
Carolyn Holt, Juvenile Travel
Umatilla County Juvenile Dept., Juv. Detention
Ernest Jorgensen, J P 5 Conv., Supplies
Hermiston Herald, J P 5 Sup.
pacific Northwest Bell, J P 5 Telephone, Current
Dallas Craber, et al, J P 6 Jurors and witnesses
Roland Bergstrom, et al, Grand Jury, Jurors & wl
Court Street Market, Circuit Court
East Oregonian, BrochuresPromotional
3M Business Products, Mach. Mtse.
.'Pacific Northwest Bell, Current Exp.
E.C.O.A.C., Contingency Fund
Morrow County Grain Growers, Contingency Fund
Central Market, Courthouse Sup.
Wheeler's Communications, Sheriff, Communic,
First National Bank, North End Office Furniture
Employment Division, Insurance
Kiplinger Washington Letter, Co. Ct., Off. Sup.
Morrow County Grain Growers, Sheriff, Veh. Exp.
"Pacific N. W. Bell, Sheriff, Communic. Exp.
League of Oregon Cities, Sheriff, Sup.
Chevron U.S.A., Inc., Sheriff, Veh. Exp.
Shell Oil Company, Sheriff, Veh. Exp.
Les Schwab Tire Center, Sheriff, Veh. Exp.
Heppner Auto Parts, Sheriff, Equip, for Veh.
Vern'a 76 Station, Assessor, Fieldwork
Jerry's Mobil, Assessor, Fieldwork
Jaynes Business Machines, Assessor, Off. Sup.
Kllham Stationery, Assessor, Off. Sup.
Everett Harshman, Assessor, School
Hancock's Office Supply, D A Off. Sup.
The Drawing Board, D A Supplies
Murray Drugs, Inc., D A, Planner
.'Dennis Doner ty, D A Travel Exp.
sCoast to Coast Stores, Planner supplies
V Jaynes Business Machines, Sheriff, Sup.
St. Anthony Hosp., Sheriff, jail exp.
vFar West Office & Art Center, Planner, Sup.
Hancock's Office Supply, Planner, Sup.
" Downs Supply, Inc., Planner Sup.
Cascade Architectural, Planner, Sup.
David Moon, Planner, Travel
Deane Seeger, Planner, Travel
Dan Creamer, Planner, Travel
Carolyn Holt, Juvenile, Seslnar
Umatilla County Juvenile Dept., Juv. Det.
Far West Office & Art Center, J P 6 Sup.
Ray's Heating, Courthouse Sup.
City of Heppner, Courthouse Sup.
Theresa Hiatt, Clr. Ct. WLtJes"' ' i'i. 'uYj
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Mental Health Division, Contingency Fund
Abrams & Kuhn, Special Atty. Fund ,
Winter & Sweeney, Spec. Atty. Fund
Pacific Northwest Bell, Sheriff, Conmunlc.
Pettyjohn Oil Co., Museum, Sheriff, Courthouse
Everett Harshman, Assessor. Conv.
Dunham Printing, Inc., Clerk's Sup.
Pacific Northwest Bell, Sheriff, Communic,
I, D. Fetsch, Sheriff, Meals & Travel
American Data Products, Sheriff, Sup,
Tom Tullls Office Supply, Sheriff, Sup.
City of Hermiston, Sheriff, Jail Expense
Sheriff of Umatilla Co., Sheriff, Jail Exp.
Oregon Assoc, of Co, Treas., Treas, Assoc. Dues
First National Bank, Assessor, School
Hancock's Office Supply, Assessor, Supplies
Stevens-Ness Law Pub., D A Printing
Michael Palmer, et at, J P 6 jury
Kllham Stationery, Clr. Ct. Sup.
3M Business Products, Paper & Postage
Addressograph-Multi, , Mach. Mtse.
IBM, Mach. Mtse.
Umatilla Electric, N. End Off. Pwr.
V. W. Elmlcke Assoc., Co. Ct., Sup.
Umatilla Electric Coop,, No. Morrow Off. Bldg.
Hubert Wilson, Postmaster
vBlue Cross of Oregon, Sal., Ins.
S A I F, Sal., Ins.
Pub. Emp. Ret. Brd., Sal,, SS
First National Bank, Sal.
State Dept. of Revenue, Sal.
Pacific Nutual Life, Sal,
Pacific N. W. Life, Sal. .
The Bankers Life, Insurance
Morrow Co, Employees Union, Sal.
Assoc. of Ore. Counties, Insurance
Standard Insurance, Insurance
Net Salaries
5.08
326.16
301. P2
856.26
5.37
1,594.57
276.42
S6.10
117.00
2.50
3R.C4
87.00
126.00
315.00
5 P. 00
12.71
31.70
26.73
149.88
102.90
34.86
341,00
57,25
27,36
16.39
5. 00
SOO.OO
1 ,798.8 V
547.98
3,182.42
2,732.40
1,222.00
1,256.01
57.60
151.91
56.00
153.00
102.52
19,210.76
GENERAL ROAD FUND WARRANTS ISSUED
October, 1977
Rentex Corp., Shop Sup.
Employment Division, SS, Unemployment
Coast to Coast, Parks, Repairs
Inland Machinery Co., Repairs
Heppner Auto Parts, Shop, Repairs
B & C Repairs, Shop, Repairs
Murry Drugs, Inc., Parks, Misc. Exp
56.fr4
9PC.39
91 .37
127, 5
2C ,0
Iprry's Mobil , Parks 15.90
Pettyjohn's Builders Supply, Parks, Shon Sup. 58.61
Chevron U.S.A., Gas & Oil 334.43
C.O.W.S. , Gas & Oil 47.90
Mpppner Nor-Gas, fas & Oil , 47.70
'aynes Business Mach., Inc., Shop Supp. 4.16
Elvira Irby, Motor Vehicles, MJsr, Exp. 2.00
Turner, VanMarter & Bryant, Insurance ?'9.00
rrov Transportation , Frt. on Asphalt 355.70
Cpntral Market, "arks 5.4
Wt-ppler's Comrmmlcnt ions , Misc. F.xi, 75.00
First Nat. Bank of Pre., Co-iriss. Exp. 40,70
Columbia Basin Electric, Porks, Mtse, F.rp. R5.'l
"-icific N. W. Bel', Misc. Exp. 10.76
3ettvjohn OH Co,, Gas & Oil fR3.94
Court Street Market, Misc. Exp. f).f8
Reltman's Hardware, Materials & S"p. ' 2.ci4
Morrow County Grain Growers, Repairs 687.75
Wheeler' i Coimtuntcat Ions , Repairs 7.P0
Ic" Schwab Tire Serv,, 41.20
Poilpott-Close Equip. Co,, Repairs ' 705.58
"endleton-Weppner Freirht 1 inrs , Reoairs 11,28
Columbia Tool U Supply, Shop Sup. 134.48
'op Yoimf Explosives, Materials 5. Sup. fSl .44
Chevron, U.S.A., Oia 011 2. 96
First National Bank, Gas & Oil 119.12
M f, R Co., Parks 37.80
"ar ker-Scott , Park Sup. 4.S0
Citv of Heppner, Misc. Exp. 8, AO
'nvnes Bi'sines Much . , Misc. Fxp. f9.11
f'hevron U.S.A. , Asphalt , "66.64
S A I F, Salaries, Insurance 1,21. 7
1"e Cross of frep.or! , Snl,, Ins, ','85,70
"VhHc F.mp. Ret. Brd,, Sal., SS 1,761.40
First National Bank, Snl. I.W.IO
State Dppt. of Revenue, Sal. ff'R.fO
Pacific Mut'ial Life, Salaries f-1 3 . i
"acific N. W. Life, salaries ',0.6 0
Bankers Life, Insurance ' i i , i
Morrow Co. Knp'ov, Union, Sfleries 56. CP
Vrsoc, of Oregon Ce'-nties, Inf -rance lf''i,0
?tanrinrH ln'irarre , Ins-iranre (,( . 56
Vet Salaries 1 ' ,436 ,C9
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE FUND WARRANTS ISSUED
October, 1977
Employment Division, Insurance 92.99
Columbia Basin Electric Coop., Utilities 41.14
Pacific N. W. Bell, Communications 214.60
Eastern Oregon Telephone Co., Communic. 74.93
Masonic Building Assoc., Rent 125.00
W. E. Nelson Co., Rent 82.00
Heppner Gazette-Times, Off. Supp. 7.25
Jaynes Business Machines, Off, Supp. 4,42
Frazier Book Store, Off. Supp. 7.45
Downs Supply, Inc., Off. Supp. 9.25
Janice Green, Off. Supp. 15.82
Janice Green, Travel 255.18
George Rex, Travel 158.46
Valarle Boyer, Travel 32.11
Consulting Psy. Press, Inc., Scientific Sup. 7.75
Murray Drugs, Inc., Drugs 9.60
Heppner Medical Clinic, Local Hospitalization 12.00
Pioneer Memorial Hospital, Local Hospital. 341.96
S A I F, Sal., Ins. 46.19
Blue Cross of Oregon, Insurance 140.40
Public Employees Retirement Board, Sal., SS 405.80
First National Bank, Salaries 439.80
State Department of Revenue, Salaries 179.00
Pacific Mutual Insurance, Insurance 179.82
The Bankers Life, Insurance 24,32
Association of Oregon Counties, Inaurance 20.40
Standard Insurance, Insurance 12.48
Net Salaries 2,459.88
FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING ACCOUNT WARRANTS ISSUED
October, 1977
EmTloywent Division,
Afseth, Jacobs & Sen
Columbia Basin Elect
The Drawing Board, I
Pringles Power Vac,
Herman Green, N. H.
S A I F, Sal . , Ins.
Blue Cross of Oregon
Pi!1ic f'.mployees Ret
Fir::t National Bank.
St ite Department of
Pari fir Mutual Li fe.
Th? Bankers Life, In
Association of Orogo
Standard Insurance,
Net Salaries
Unemployment Insurance
mitz, Professional Services
ric Coop., N. H. Center
nr., Courthouse & Jail
Courthouse & Jail
Center Rent
, Insurance
irement Board., Sal., SS.
, Salaries
Revenue, Salaries
Insurance
surance
n Counties, Insurance
Insurance
120.89
300.79
47.29
6.95
194.00
115.00
40.41
35.10
157,26
112.60
57.00
50.86
8.69
10.20
6.24
1,039.54
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Delpha Jones 989-8189
Jason Roarke was a patient
at a hospital in Pendleton last
week where he underwent
rpajor surgery.
4l Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards
were Pendleton callers Sun
day where they met their
daughter Janice. Janice flew
in from North Carolina where
she was getting acquainted
with her niece, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wylie,
born recently in that state.
The young miss, named Jenni
fer Lynn is the grandaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Ed
wards, Portland. Great
grandfather is A.M. Edwards
and maternal grandmother is
Sally Lowry, Mt. Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Karran
and children of Pendleton
were overnight guests of
Florence McMillan, Mrs. Kar
ran's grandmother.
The Amicitia Club met at
the home of Barbara Cutsforth
on Wednesday for their regu
lar meeting. Winning high was
Eileen Padberg, second high
was Annetta Klinger. Travel
ing prize went to Eileen and
Mildred Davidson.
Lovely refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Cherry Harman and
girls of The Dalles visited at
the Dean Hunt home last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson
and son Herb were Portland
callers over the weekend.
Lee Wagenblast is at her
home after a few days spent in
Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
Gladys Van Winkle motored
to Pendleton on Sunday where
she visited Cleo Van Winkle
who is very ill at St. Anthony's
Hospital. Mr. Van Winkle is
pending a couple of days with
Mike Kane at their mountain
cabin.
Holly Rebekah Lodge met
on Thursday for their regular
meeting. Members were re
minded of the food sale
Wednesday and of their part in
the Artifactory in Heppner.
Plans were made for a
Christman pot luck and pi
nochle party Dec. 18 at the
hall. Refreshments were
served by Donna Papineau.
Betty Christman and Joan
McDaniels flew from Pendle
ton to Boise last week where
they visited Mrs. Christman's
daughter, Jean. Leita Messen
ger has been confined to her
home suffering from injuries
sustained in a fall last week.
Methodists worship
A traditional Thanksgiving
Eve Service featuring special
music by the church choir will
be held tonight (Wednesday,
Nov. 23) at the Heppner
United Methodist Church.
Rev. Steve Tollefson and the
congregation invite everyone
to join in this service of thanks
for all of God's gifts as
expressed in words and music.
Nursery care will be provided
for young children during the
service.
Thanksgiving dinner
Everyone who might be
spending Thanksgiving Day
alone is reminded to come to
the Episcopal Parish Hall for
dinner. Come early and visit
by the fireplace before the
meal.
Father Miller suggests that
you call 676-9970 to let the
planners know how many
diners to expect.
Elks Calendar
Thursday, Nov. 24
No Lodge
Eating Turkey
Friday, Nov. 25
Happy Hour 5-7 p.m.
Dinner 6-8:30
Saturday, Nor. 26
Dinner 6-8:30
Tuesday, Nov. 29
Senior Citizens, 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 30
Senior Citizens, 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 1
Ladies Night
Dinner 6-7:30 p.m.
Regular Lodge 8 p.m.
Kitty and Dinner Drawings
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Elks and out-of-town guests only- Z
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