TWELVE The Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon. Thursday, March IH(t
Morrow County budget committee searches for wisdom
(Continued from page 1)
The budget committee over
ruled the committee that
recently looked into the possi
bility of combining the two
courts. That committee ruled
to keep the justice system in
the county as it is but the
budget committee overturned
that decision and will cut the
Heppner justice position to
four days. The county court
will adopt that policy at its
next meeting.
There was also considerable
discussion Monday about the
county clerk's request to add
one more full-time position to
her staff.
Barbara Bloodsworth has
1 positions in her office and
she wants 2'j positions. This
will add another $9,342 to her
budget. Bloodsworth said with
the addition of the district
court, there will be extra filing
five days a week. She said
circuit filing has increased
and so another position is
needed.
She also said they all should
be paid on the same pay scale.
"All my girls have to know
how to do everything," she
said.
"You can't understand what
goes on and I'd like for all of
Justice Court
Violations from the Jus
tice Court in Heppner for the
last thre weeks ending March
10 include:
Donald Lee Able, 995 W.
Duane in Hermisttn speed
ing $10 fine.
Ted Eayne Burk, 3117 S.E.
65th Ave. in Portland open
container of alcohol in a motor
vehicle $29 fine.
Henry Robert Krebs, P.O.
Box 336 in lone speeding
$19 fine.
Elmer Arthur Heath, Rt. 2
Box 2070 in Heppner speed
ing $12 fine.
Larry Alan Palmer, Star Rt.
in Heppner failure to drive to
the right $16 fine.
Steven Lynn Hargraves.
Glade N. Road in Mesa.
Wash no angling license
dismissed, unable to locate
defendant.
Jack Marshall Fuls. 4420
N.W. Malheur in Portland
driving while under the influ
ence of intoxicants not guil
ty. Dale Ann Arrington, 170
Quaid. P.O. Box 636 in
Heppner driving with a sus
pended operator's license
not guilty.
Darwin V. Ansotegui. Rt. 2
in Heppner driving while
under the influence of intoxi
cants $207 fine.
John Allen Prag. Rt. 1 Box
59 in Boardman throwing
burning material from a
motor vehicle dismissed.
Lawrence Norman Sullivan,
Main Street. P.O. Box 251 in
lone careless driving $55
bail forfeited.
Calvin Clay Papineau. E St.
and East in Lexington no
motorcycle endorsement $34
fine.
Susan Elizabeth Johnson,
Star Rt. in Echo failure to
drive right warning.
Bryan Mariin. 19961 N.
Alderwood in Bend minor in
possession of alcohol $29
fine.
Richard Hamlett, 1631 3rd
St. in Umatilla possession of
less than one ounce of mari
juana $78 fine.
Edward Michael Brosnan,
Rt. 2 Box 2442 in Heppner ve
hicle license expired $12 fine.
Richard Robert Schmidt.
Box 23 in Heppner failure to
drive right $12 fine.
William Jay Devin. Rt. 2
Box 121 in Pendleton sus
pended operator's license
$157 fine.
James Alvin Gandy, Canal
and Punkin Center in Hermis
ton illegal possession of
game birds and no Oregon
operator's license $107 bail
forfeited.
Ronald Ermyl Buell, Star
Rt. Box 1026-A in Pasco vehi
cle license expired $55 bail
forfeited.
Robert Howard Jepsen,
P.O. Box 184 in Heppner ve
hicle license expired $6 sus
pended fine.
Steve Gradey Phillips, P.O.
Box 11 in Stanfield no opera
tor's license $12 fine.
James Daniel McCabe, Box
391 in lone disobey stop
sign $14 fine.
Michael Scott Balfe, High
way 74 P.O. Box 577 in
Lexington speeding $10
fine.
Dale Alan Munkers, 71 Polk
St. in Umatilla defective
equipment $7 suspended
fine.
John Edward McLaughlin,
PGE Mancamp No. 3-E in
Boardman defective equip
ment (dismissed) and driving
with an expired operator's
license $6 fine.
Randolph Carl Krueger. 105
Arcade St. in Lexington de
' fective equipment $7 fine.
Sieve Keith Ball. Rt. 2 Box
2518 in Heppner illegal U
Turn $19 fine.
Angela Rena Ball. 535 Court
St. P.O. Box 922 in Heppner
one head light $7 suspended
fine.
Daniel Ross Thompson.
P.O. Box 386 in lone defec
tive equipment $34 bail for
feited. Frank Dee Burris, Box 213
in lone no operator's license
$7 bail forfeited.
Donald Frank Shaffer. P.O.
Box 694 in Condon illegal
possession of a game mammal
$250 fine.
Melvin Dorise Hammons.
P.O. Box 264 in Heppner dri
ving while under the influence
of intoxicants $155 fine.
Dana Jane Galpin. 610 N.
Albany in Kennewick. Wash,
no angling license $55 bail
forfeited.
Raymond Vaughn Curnutt.
P.O. Box 173 in Heppner de
fective equipment $34 bail
forfeited.
Donald Willis Jones, 4545
N.E. 76th in Portland hunt
ing in a prohibited area $107
bail forfeited.
Todd Wayne Harrision.
Clark Canyon Road in Lexing
ton disobey stop sign $14
fine.
Jon Lee Hedman, 170 N.
Quaid St. in Heppner no
public utility commission per
mit $7 suspended fine.
Roice Rolland Fulleton.
P.O. Box 218 in Heppner ve
hicle license expired $7 sus
pended fine.
Randal Gene Mendenhall.
P.O. Box 172 in Heppner fail
ure to change address on
operator'Sj license $24 fine
($17 suspended).
Delbert Allen Piper, P.O.
Box 297 in Lexington no
brake lights $7 fine.
Gilbert Lon Jones, 510
Cowen in Heppner defective
equipment $12 fine.
Lenora Marie Nevala, P.O.
Box 182 in lone disobey stop
sign $14 fine.
Dianna Marie Fifield. Can
yon Drive in Heppner speed
ing $24 fine.
Danny Lee Hurt, 957 Haci
enda Lane in Prineville fail
ure to stop for a pedestrian in
crosswalk $14 fine.
Jay Louis Sullivan, Rt. 2
Box 412 in Irrigon possession
of less than one ounce of
marijuana $78 fine.
Public Notice
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF UMATILLA
In the Matter of the Marriage of
NANCY CORA LARSON Petitioner,
vs.
LARRY LEROY LARSON Respondent
Case No 2J.W7
PUBLISHED SUMMONS
TO: LARRY LEROY LARSON, Re
spondenl, in the name of the Stale of
Oregon, you are hereby required to
appear with respect to a Petition fifed
against you in the above-entitled cause,
within lour 141 weeks Irom the dale of
the first publication of this Summons,
and if you tail to so appear, for want
thereof, the Petitioner will apply lo the
Court for relief prayed for in said
Petition, namely the Dissolution of the
Mamaqe contracted between you on
October 6, 1977
This summons is published by order of
the Honorable Jack Olsen, Circuit Court
Judge entered on December 3, 1979.
Dated February 15. 1980
F E Glenn
P.O. Box 428
Boardman, OR 97818
Ptl: 481 3151
Attorney for Petitioner
Puhl ish Feb 1, 78, March 6, 13 1980
you to come down to the office
and see." she continued.
"Sadie (Parrish, the preced
ing clerk) should have had
more help."
"She never asked for it."
budget member Daniel
Creamer said.
Commissioner Krebs said
all of the employees should not
be paid on the same step scale
because of the new policy of
salaries the county is adopt
ing. Rloodsworth said her half
time employee will probably
not come back at the new pay
scale because it would mean a
cut in pay.
Commissioner McCoy said
the countv does not want to
lose an experienced employee
so the budget committee
agreed to make an exception
and allow her to receive the
higher pay sacle.
"I was in their same snoes
10 years ago and I know how it
is." Bloodsworth said. "I
would rather my girls made a
decent living wage than to see
my salary increased that
high."
The budget committee also
talked with Sylvia McDaniel,
county treasurer. The com
mittee wants the county
treasury department to have
banks bid on the interest it will
pay to have the county put its
funds in the bank.
Budget committee member
Terry Thompson said "We
should keep the money in the
county even if we could get
more (in interest) somewhere
else."
The committee asked Sylvia
McDaniel how she thinks the
coiiiiiiiiiiiK r Uie tax coiit'iMor
and the treasurer will work.
She said she did not know
how an unexperienced person
will be able to do it.
"1 don't think people realize
what a burden being the
treasurer is," she answered.
Extension sponsors
horse riding workshop
Seminars on grain, livestock
planned at Pendleton's BMCC
National Farmers Organi
zation seminars on grain and
livestock production will be
held in Pendleton on Tuesday.
March 18. from 2 to 4 p.m. and
7 lo 9:30 p.m.. at Morrow Hall
at Blue Mountain Community
College.
Don Peterson, grain coordi
nator for the National Farm
ers Organization, said tickets
are $10. They may be pur
chased from Harold Snider,
Lloyd McNary, Carl Mar
qtiardt, Dave Baker or Don
Peterson.
Oregon's first 4 11 trail
riding and horse camping
workshop will be held in May,
according to John Nordheim,
Morrow Conty Extension Ser
vice agent.
The workshop, for up to 100
4 II leaders and Oregon State
University Extension Service
staff members, will be May
16-18 at the Oregon 4-H Center
near Salem. Those wishing to
attend must register with the
county extension office by
April 1.
The program is designed to
teach 4 II leaders and others
how to plan and conduct trail
rides and camping programs
for the more than 6,000 young
people enrolled in Oregon's
4 II horse project,
Topics will cover trail rides
and camping, preparation for
rides, outdoor education,
equipment, meal preparation,
and first-aid for both horse
and rider. Although the ,
workshop is being supported
by a grant from the Oregon
4 11 Foundation, participants
will be charged $19 each to
cover the cost of meals and
lodging.
Additional information
about the workshop is avail-'
able from the Morrow County
Extension office in Heppner.
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