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.o 10 The Newi-Review, Itoieburg, Ore.--.Tue., Auq. 21, If II LEGAL LEGAL ...a.BM.aB.lBBBBH y . WARRANTS DRAWN FOR MONTH OF JULY 1951 GENERAL COUNTY CIHCUIT COURT: Gregg Publ. Co. $13.20; G. Carlson $15.00; Inter national Business Marh. $37.60; H & M Co. $8.00; C. Miller $176.50; Pac. Tel & Tel $5 80. COUNTY COURT: Standard Oil $21.02; Richfield Oil $12.32; Carter Tire Co. (53.28; C. Hill $10.70; Shell Oil $19.04; Rsbg. Mir. $19.69; Postage $12.00; Tidewater Asso. Oil $3.91; Rsbg. Motor $1100 00; Assoc. of Ore. CounlyM(320.O0; O&C Assn. $2030.00; C. Hill $4.00; Rsbg Motor $16.15; Western Union $7.86; S1AC $0.34. DISTRICT COURT: Jfiry Fees $15.48, $5.64, $30.00, $31.76, $30.00; Witnesses $30.24, $4.44, $8.88; $10.16; Hotel Umpqua $5.85; MiiM Printers $112.45; Simmons Carbon Co. $16.72; D & L Stationery $715.50; Remington Rand I n s. $145.00; L. Wimberly PM $6.00; Pac. Tel & Tel $6.10; SIAC $0.79; Constable, SIAC $3.38. JUSTICE COURT: CAI.APOOIA: M & M Prinlcrs $.17.55; W. Watson $40.00; SIAC $0.88. JUSTICE COURT: DRAIN: C Leonard $40.00; Drain Enterprise $14.55. A. Mohr $20.00; Com'l Ini Agency $25.00. JUSTICE COURT: REEDS PORT: J. Dlehl Agt. $25.00: West Coast Tclo $6.20: K. Wright $40.00: Port of Umpqua $4.50: Jury Fees $26.88; SIAC $0.89. JUSTICE COURT: South Doug las Umpqua Valley Tele $8.00: Nina Pietzold $10.53: $40.00 JUVENILE COURT: Western Union $2.38; Standard Oil $2.37; Mrs. Wise $5.00; Shell Oil $11.37; Simmons Carbon $9.69; Tidewater Asso Oil $17.70; A. Pitchford $44.30; Pac. Tel & Tel $15.00; SIAC $1.95. DISTRICT ATTORNEY: Stand ard Oil $15.10; Cornwcll & Gcrrct son $80.00; llargis Elec. $179.50; II. Reid $8.40; Sun Printing Co. $9.69; $3.39; E. Newbry $1.00; Pac. Tel & Tel $22.60; SIAC $0.62. ASSESSOR: Standard Oil $10.82; Remington Rand Inc. $136.50; Phil lips Office Supply $4.90: Nat'l As so. Assessor Office $15.00; Nat'l Of fice Equip $17.75; Shell Oil $18.26; R. Gile $21.85; Haloid Co. $400.00; Addressograph Corp $1.00; $30.75; H. Haskins $12.60; K. Riley $41.49; N. Dixon $7.05; B. Irving $14.55; Pac. Tel Ic Tel $14.95; SIAC $6.67. CLERK: M & M Printers $16.75; Simmons Carbon $9.66; Haloid Co. $648.80; R.ibg Elec $1.88; M & M Printers $3.50; Haloid Co. $28.74; Pac. Tel & Tel $17.20; SIAC $2.61. CORONER: West Coast Tele $14.64; G. Stearns $15.36; R. Bel lows $72.24; C. Mariott $5.80; H. Stearns $45.09: $36.42: R .Bellows $125.45: $32.12; M. Emmltt $15.60: H. Graines $7.40: . SHERIFF Legal: West Coast Tele $21.50: Western Union $7.74: Standard Oil $103.55; A. Eckhanlt $5.75; L. Miller $6.50; Richfield Oil $23.21; C. Hover $3.00; Hansen Motor $1902.88; Union Garage $23.78; Gon'l Petroleum $69.99; A. Burnside $1101.14; Crane Direct Mail $10.00; It. Young $10.00; Shell Oil $38.06; A. Eckhardl $4.00; E. Newbry $1.00; A. Erkhardt $10.25; DAB Co $260.00; PY&T Co $107.28; Texas Co. $6.02; Tidewater O i 1 $39.95; McKay Chev. $14.75; V. Pouncey $21.05; D. Pouncey $25.97; Sec'y of Slate $1.00; R. Young $10.00; C. Bcvcr $9.35; D. Bennett $16.45; E. Schwadcr $7.50; Signal Oil $25.97; O. Carter $8.40; Union Garage $7.30; Botls Garage $6.60; L. Wimberly PM $36.76; Western Union $1.23; E. Schwader 9$.50; Carter Tire $318.48; Fredrlckson Photo Lab. $1.26: R. Young $10.00; V. Pouncey $24.80; Gardiner Serv ice Station $10.50; Hanson Motors $119.30; SIAC $35.81. CIVILIAN DEFENSE: Fredrick son Photo Lab $17.50; L. Ellison $44.00; A. Eckhardt $6.50; Powell's Sporting Goodl $2.70; E. Rnelle $50.00; Copco $0.53; Cnmm Ins. Agency $391.73; O. Carter $5.00; E. Roelle $76.70; Umpqua Vallev Hdw $6.97; Pac. Tel & Tel. $12.90; SIAC $0.33. SHERIFF TAX: M 4 M Print ers $3.34; Pilncy-llnwes Inc $19.80; Sec. Lithograph $1365.37; Simmons Carbon $21.15; Trowbridge Elec. $89.37; Burroughs Add Maoh $3.72; Pac. Tel Ic Tel $3.25; SIAC $1.31. SHERIFF DEL. PER. TAX COLL: Simmons Carbon Co. $16.22; Pac. Tel & Tel $2.00; SIAC $0.83. SCHOOL SUPT: Ore News $6.50; Tac. Tel A- Tel $10.15; SIAC $0 64. SURVEYOR: E. Dietzgen $8.49; Kilham Slat'y Ptg $21.02; B. Irv ing $34.50; L. Wimberly PM $3.00; Pac. Tel ft Tel $6.20; SIAC $0 50. TREASURER: Simmons Carbon $11.13; West Coast Print & Binding $52.30; Pac. Tel & Tel $3.75; SIAC $0.44. HEALTH UNIT: Rsbg. Pharm acy $2.90; New Scrv. Laundry $2.64; Farm Bureau $32.15; Mid Ore $11.50; Education Agency $22.60; T. Baker $124.34; L. S. Mil ler $106.40; L. Fulton $71.44; M. Barrett $69.08; B. Smith $23 00; West Coast Tele $5 95; N. Siller $45.44; Pac. Tel & Tel $26 .05; SIAC $5.16. $1595 00; Fire Equip $.11.25: G. Km ick $25.00; Hudson House Inc. $586.73; V. 1). Meat Co. $158.65; Pac Fruit Ic Prod $154.58; Patter son Bakery $3 07; Umpqua Dairy $26.95; J. Earns Ic Son $14 40; Os man Ic Co. $57 34; Aso Garage $2.00; Pierce Frt $1.83: Consol idated $1.30; A. Tuel $12.50; Hosp Ini $215.98; COP Co. $65.66; Sharp 4 Dohme $330.25; L. Pratt $4.50; Osmund & Col $51.99; Ore. Water $45.21; Allied Supply $28.25; Colgate-Palmolive $57.24; W. Mill $4.68; D e n n Gerrelsen $29.27: Trowbridge Electric $0.87; Pac. Tel & Tel $19.00; SIAC $37.49. JAIL: Douglas Comm Hosp $6.00; Fredrlckson Photo Lab $21.74: Rsbg. Color Center $33.02; Rsbg Pharmacy $1.10; Goetlels $1.96; Farm Bureau $3.30; Trowbridge Elec $13.59; Rsbg. Garbage Disp $4.00; Aunt Jennie Cafe $3.90; Rsbg Glass $34.04; Dr. Verberkmoes $17.00; Hudson, House Ina $3.10; $10.00; Douglar Painting $63.85; SIAC $8.61. COURT HOUSE: Comm. Ins $4639.00; Trowbridge Elec $2.76; Master Ref Co. $10.25; Kier-Crooch Plumbing $419.79; Otis Elec $43.60; Rsbg Color Center $2.43; A. Neal IWI.00; Rsbg. Welding $460.25; L. Metjger $650.00; Trowbridge Elec $370.61; Goettel $15.04; Ore Water $103.75; Rsbg. Elec $21.48; Rsbg Venetian $60.80; G. Wheeper, $53.25; R. Ritzman $513.10; Eas tern Groc $0.55; Sinking Fund $25000.00; Copco $165.65; K i e r Crooch Co $23.52; Rsbg. Garbage Dis $3.00; Rsbg. Elec $7.18; Rsbg Welding $1.00; Nordling Parts $20.00; Trowbridge Elec $931.43; D. Flour Mills 53.65; Denn-Gerrel-sen $2.16; Al's Fix-It. Shop $10.20; Rsbg Lbr $16.00; II. Pearce $137.50; SIAC $3.59. PUBLIC EMPLOYES RETIRE MENT SYSTEM: $3091.16. WELFARE AGENCIES: V. Thomas $43.00; L. Howe $2.90; Dr. Monroe $5.00; Dr. Shoemaker $5.00; Dr. Verberkmoes $5.00; State Public Wei. Comm $36405.00. SOLDIERS-S A I L O R S ASSIS TANCE: M. Stannett $25.00; S. Millikin $25.00; E. Short $96.70. ADVERTISING & PUBLICITY: Keep Ore Green Asso $200.00; Ore Coast Assn $250.00. AGRICULTURE: Mid-Ore Pr't $12.80; F. Taylor Hdwe $28.76; Swafford Hdwe $0.50; Western Stores $7.07; Shell Oil $7.34; G. Wilcox $8.00: Standard Oil $11.08 Shell Oil $12.13; Love Pontiac $176.17; SIAC $10.26. BOUNTIES AND PREDATORY CONTROL: W. Blackcrt $10.00; C. Burgoyne $10.00; W. Pearson Stores $4450.00; Ore. Slate Game Cnmm $1030.00; W. Pearson $1, 730.00; O. Sllher $10.00. FORESTRY APPRAISAL: E. Diclzger $12.50; Standard Oil $25.91 ; Phillip Office Supply $426.60; Grimes Groc $24.32; John well Upholster $4.00; R. Yantis $707.80; Si Dillard Motor $42.08; E. Givens $1020.15; R. Kleiner, $58.54; Hanson Blue Print $1.20; Pearce Freight $2.38; Pac Te. & Tel $9.50; SIAC $4.15. VETERINARIAN: Dr. Bailey $390.50; Dr. Jones $201.50; D r. Bailey $615 00. PUBLISHING REPORTS AND CLAIMS: Myrtle Creek Mail $57.70; Rsbg. News Review $57.60; Myrtle Creek Mail $61.50. PARK FUNDS: D. Carson $6.50; Rsbg. News Review $6.65; C. Col lins $53.00; Potter Mfg Co. $251.90; J. Stoop $18.16; Copco $1,011; V. Chase $100.00; C. Collins $41.38; PHuffham $130.99; Umpqua Navig Co. $72.00; Umpqua Bldg Supply $3.17; F. L. Taylor Hdw $15.92 SIAC $3.41. WATIOHMASTER DIST NO. 16: T. R. Pearce $98.20; SIAC $0.61. DOG CONTROL: Standard Oil $41.13; L. Bailey $81.00; R. Agee $4.00; SIAC $3.44; Farm Bureau $16.50; J. Nichols $10.00; Rsbg. News Review $4.15. TOTALS: O. P. S. $245.00; F. W. Tax $3,198.10; State W. Tax $337.00; Pensions $1126.29. t r" i 'HZ! I ' - Jit 't ?: v - ''"JpK 'fik nlrLM , A r h 7j ' - i ,rfi r, MEDLEY RELAY CHAMPIONS, I left to right) Al Patnik, Paul McCabe and Dick Elliott of Wash ington Athletic club receive the team trophy from Marcia Newland. They outstroked MAC and Roseburg to ring up the first win of the Southern Oregon Invitational Saturday night. Membership Card Proves Valuable It pays lo be a Camp Fire Girl and to carry your membership card with you. That is the opinion of Helen Joiner. This summer, Helen and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Joiner of Wilbur, went lo Canada for a vacation. Helen is a talented skater and visits the roller-rinks whereever she goes. While skating in Victoria, B. C, on July 3, she lost her billfold. Recently, another Helen Joiner called the Camp Fire office lo in quire it there was a Camp Fire Girl by that name. She had re ceived the billfold through t h e mail by mistake. By means of the Camp Fire membership card whir'n the bill fold contained, the riant owner was located and her billfold and money returned to her. Helen is a member of the Junior high Okiya Camp Firo group. Mrs. George Miller is her guardian. rolled off a truck on to a car near here Frday, killing a child. He was he 15-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mofils, Glen lale, Ore., riding in their car. He died at Josephine general hos pital. The Mofils and a daughter were not injured in the mishap which occured on the Pacific high way intersection near Merlin north of here. Ten of the 59 judges who signed the death warrant of Charles I were executed at the Restoration in 1660. One Child Killed When Log Rolls Off Truck GRANTS PASS (.f) Los ED OUICK CASH O FOR AN EMERGENCY Why lt It gt you down? So ui for a LOAN now and got your worrloa oil your mind. For doublt-qulck ac tion, phono fink thou como in. Wo'Il talot car of you Immodiatoly. CALKINS FINANCE CO. M-337 State License S-2M 307 (3rd Floor.) Pacific Bldg. Phone 3-5244 More Equipment Added To School New equipment at Camas Valley school includes 45 full length lock era for the use of the high school itudents, numerous reference books for the library and a child climb for the playground. , Marlln Yoder. superintendent principal, reports that all the school rooms have been repainted in pastel shades and the lavatory facilities in the primary school have been increased. A. R. "Blue" Spencer, school custodian, is in charge of the summer work. A dictionary stand and a mag azine rack have been added to the library, and bookcases and shelves have been built in the first and sec ond grade rooms. A new set of en cyclopedias for the elementary school has been ordered. The ra diators have been removed from the ceiling of one of the basement rooms and an overhead circulating fan heat is being provided. New front doors have also been ordered and will be installed soon. Sutherlin Youth Leaves After Enlisting In Navy Robert Lee Hellemn, 17, son of M. W. Hellemn of route one, Suth erlin, enlisted in the United States navy Aug. 16. Hellemn attended high school in Sutherlin last year. e ' -y A- ' ' ' fo 7' V'' - Jy'f ""j;,. r' '' K STILL SMILING after a grueling 400-yard freestyle victory in the Southern Oregon swim meet Saturday night, Virginia Pieti of Multnomah Athletic club added enough points in this race to become the top woman swimmer of the meet. He will receive 14 weeks training at San Diego, Calif., and will be taught seamanship, gunnery and naval fire fighting, lore. SOLD IroolT BRAND lt the whiskey that's m Sizzling steaks . . . thirst chasing drinks . . . that's the makings of a cheerful picnic! For extra-fine drinks, use Old Sunny Brook, the smoother, tastier Kentucky whiskeyl $2.25 $3.60 Pint 4-5 Quart KiNIUCKY WHISKEY A BLEND 6 PROOf tit GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS THE OLD SUNNY BROOK CO., LOUISVILLE, BELIEVE ME. PLUMBIWG IS A. SCIENCE. OM US PLEASE PLACE TOUR. FULL RELIANCE I'd Like to Know... You may have beard that a miit hna been filed by the Anti trust Division in Washington t o break up Standard of California as well na bix ot her West ConHt oil companies. This action Iiiir prompted many inquiries about our mothods and policies. We welcome these inquiries. We be lieve that the bettor you know us, the better you can under stand how we fit into the Amer ican aystem. We answer all letters individually, hut aomn points aeem of general interest. We take this way of discussing them for everyone. If you have a question, write: "I'd Likk to Know" Standard Oil Company of California 225 Hush Street San Francisco 20, California "What happens when Standard men go into the armed forces?" j1 A -J.' One question on many people's minds these days is how military service may affect themselves or people they know. . . their jobs, their family security. People ask us, of course, about what happens to employees of Standard Oil Company of California. The answer shows what a big company can do. Standard Oilers come through this trying period in better financial shape than you might expect: r t , ii-JW , f U 'H'-,v ' ! , . .f rl I ;,. y ill u- iacinnmniiiiiitmiiai1iiiiiii In frmi m-f A" - - -r YTh r-Mi mi Let's take for example Bill, an average young Standard Oiler. Asa mechanic with the Company, he makes $368 a month. Among other benefit a he has company-paid life insur ance worth $4,420 and a pension plan paid for partly by Standard, partly by himself. Now. suppose BUI is called into the armed forces. One of the tough problems he might face is a lower income for his family. But, be cause Bill qualifies as to dependents and length of service with the Companv, he'll be helped by a plan Standard has for him. Bill leaves for active duty, he's given an extra month's salary. Then, every month, Standard sends his family a check to maks up the difference between his military pay and his Company pay. These checks can amount to as much as half his regular salary. j S Moreover, Bill's Company life insurance and pension are carried right along. The in surance is still paid for entirely by Standard. The pension, which Bill paid for in part while he was working, will continue ti grow . . . and now Standard of California pays it all. When Bill come, back from military nerv ier, hia job in waiting and all his benefit, are intact. He finds that Standard, having big economic resources, can and dra art tQ pre serve the human resources of th nation . . . people like himself and hia family This la fetindard'a "G. I. Policy" for qualified employees called into the armed forces. We believe it helps strengthen Com pany morale, and that of the retjon. too another example of the fjefc that Standard erves you best by being bigand integrated, o (9 STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA plans ahead to serve you betteQ . n 0 o C3 O O
