2 -Heppner Gazette Times, April 26, 1945 LEXINGTON NEWS By MRS. MAJRY EDWABDS Word was received here Monday announcing the birth of an eight Let ha Rippee, Supt Asst J. O. Archer, Janitor Salv Dr. A. D. McMurdo Physi cian Salary m, T cn ' a . ,, " " J-"' Susie W. Miller, Court Re pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Law- , porter rpnf'n T. "RoarVi nf Rwinmnllci TTt He has been named Lawrence eft Jo115011' J'a(ige, Genl T r 1 HIT T-l 1 i Assist. jjcui&kji'u.. rars. rjisie rseacn went down to be with the family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jones of Rath drum, Ida. are visiting at the W. E. McMillan home. Mr. and Mrs. Art Hunt were Pen- ?1trn vicirtrc TVTwilov nr j i , ' j i West Coast Printing and Bind- Word has been received herfe . , , , . that Mrs. Lou Broadley fell while 50.90 88.50 25.00 25.00 Margaret Gillis, Co Nurse Shepard's Citations Dist Atty John H. Fuiten, Sheriff Hotel Heppner, Jail Children's Farm Home, Juv. Court ing Co., Justice Court 93.6G 135.30 10.00 18.35 24.00 10.00 7.90 getting off a bus in Portland and , . J 6 . rrr a or oniric QV.- VoyJ rrrrt Antm . The gteck lerk to have an operation on her eyes w ' . ' , 5.18 again. , Mrs. Iva Way arrived home Sat- , t u Kilham Stationery and Print- had been helping care for her J West Coast Printing and Bind ing Co., Assessor $11.25; Supt. $51.15; 62.40 grandchildren. 108.50 Lucy E. Rodgers, Supt '$15.04; Mileoge $37.95' 52.99 Gazette Times, Offic Pub. $53.40; Treas. $22.20; County Court $25.00; Sher. 3.40; As sessor $1.50; 105.50 A. Ste- Pac. Tel & Tel Co., Current Expense Irrigon News Notes By BETH BUSSELL Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West Jr. and son Larry from Boardman were visitos of Mr. and Mrs. E, phens and family Sunday. Mrs. Jean Benefeild, daughter of Lulu Hager, Emergency Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stephens was a State Department of Agri., Hermiston visitor Tuesday. District Sealer Mrs. Nora Wilson was a guest Harry E. Munkers, Banks Dis. of Mr. and Mrs. Stephens and fam- Control ily at a birthday dinner in honor of Lawrence A. Palmer, Bangs Mrs. Stephens. Disease Control Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Markham. Frank Miles, Bangs Disease and daughters, Delpha and Marlene ease Control were Portland visitors for the Blanche Jones, Bangs Disease week-end. .ease Control Rev. Turner and family from Greenfield Grange No. 579, Pasco were guests here over the Election Expense week-end and Rev. Turner spoke State Indus. Accid. Comm. Sher. at the Assembly of God. $4.63; Sher. Sal. $0.28; Sher Mr. aud Mrs. James Tade and Dep. $0.56 family were Portland visitors Sun- First Nat'l Bk of Portland day. Salaries, Wthholding Tax Bob Dunton from Walla Walla Pac. Power & Light Co. who is an announcer over KUJ, Courthouse will speak Saturday April 28 at Bert Johnson, County Court the Community church. Roy Neill, County Court Rev. Johnson from Pendleton was J G Barratt, County Court a speaker last Friday evening at Chas. B. Cox, Postmastr, Sher the Community church and will Stamps & Envelopes speak again May 4. Bert Johnson, Old Age Assis. a $432.40; Aid to Dep Children COUNTY REPORT FOR $48.00; Aid to Blind $11.40 MARCH, 1945 P. W. Mahoney, Dist. Atty. Ray Brown Roy E. Ball A. R. Fortner A. J. Chaffe E. S. Hunt O. K. Rubber Welders City of Heppner, Water Dept Jackson Implement Co. Mabel O. Peck Robert Wilson Hodge Chevrolet Co Jack Allen Supply Co Union Oil Company Rosewall Motor Company Shell Oil Company Nelson Equipment Co Columia Equipment Co Pac. Power & Light Co. State Industrial Accid comm First Natl Bank of Portland Heppner Lumber Co Union Oil Co, Hermiston WARRANTS DRAWN ON MISCELLANEOUS FUND Joseph Baltrenas, Rdnt Fund Carl McDaniel Rodent fund 43.92 38.43 5.49 129.18 110.46 96.81 2.65 10.20 2.40 1.80 73.31 41.00 536.85 94.36 40.70 66.12 211.70 12.59 61.80 129.60 67.19 19.33 25.00 25.00 52.60 3.25 6.15 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 10.00 5.47 187.21 37.59 5.35 31.52 11.37 25.00 MRS VAN WINKLE nONORED Mrs. Arnold Ebert was hostess Tuesday evening to a buffet sup per party honoring Mrs. Cecelia Van Winkle who is leaving Satur day to become demonstration agent in Coos county. Guests were the office force from the county agent's ofice and included besides Mrs. Van Winkle, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith, Florence Bergstrom, Harriet Hag er, Rose Wright and Mr. Ebert. Mrs. Anna Q. Thomson returned Thursday from Portland where she spent the past six weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J. Edward Bennett. Bad Gas Milage Poor Performance? A complete Motor Tune-Up will do won ders for yor Car or Truck. " Latest Modern Tune-Up Equipment Installed 18 years experience All work guaranteed Station Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Monday through Saturday No charge for checking or estimates NOW AT YOUR Richfield Service in Heppner Phone 1242 The minutes for the February Bert Johnson, County Ct term were read and approved. WARRANTS DRAWN ON The Court acting upon the sug- GENERAL FUNDS gestion of a Committee from the E. A. Kelly Chamber of Commerce, appointed Chas. Williams an Advisory Committee for the Frank Nixon Countyy Hospital consisting of Geo. W.' Cunningham N. Peck, Lexington, John Krebs Bill Harrison Cecil, Mrs Minnie McFarland M. V. Nolan Boardman, R. I. Thompson, Mrs. Harry Quackenbush P. A. Molkihan, B. C. Pinckney and Walter Gilman Frank E. Parker, Heppner. Austin Wilson The order that Werner Rietmann Robert Tavlor lone, and William J. Doherty, Lex- Harold Wilson ington are hereby appointed super. Dean Gilman visors of the Lexington Blow dis- H Sherer trict. Robert Kelly The Court authorizes the Shrine Robert S. Wilson Club to sand the floor at the dance pavilion and as compensation for some, gives its permission to hold at least four dances without rent. The Court orders that the amount of $12.50 heretofore paid to John Lawrence out of the rodent fund of the County be discontinued until further order of this court. The Court orders the following Bang's disease claims paid: Law rence A Palmer, $4.00; Blanche Jones, $4.00; Frank Miles, $4.00; and Harry Munkers, $4.00. The Court orders the publication and sale of the following county property: All of Section 29 and the West Half of Section 16 in Township 4, North, Range 26 E. W. M. for the minimum price of $1.00 per acre, cash. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 16, 17 and 18, in Block 10 Mt. Vernon's Addition to the City of Heppner, Morrow County, Oregon, for the minimum price of $100, cash. Lots 5, 6, 7, and 8, in Block 3 of Sperry's Addition to the City of lone, Morrow County, Oregon for the minimum price of $20.00, cash. WARRANTS DRAWN ON GENERAL FUND Edna Hughes Dep Salary $ 108.50 P. A. Mollahan, Dep Sal ' 156.62 Florence Ely, Dep Sal 116.52 Marie Barlow Dep Sal 108.50 491.80 37.66 10.00 130.41 80.76 29.85 150.77 113.47 16R.21 86.24 127,17 135.27 116.57 102.02 113.58 19H1? 47.12 62.51 I Mfc Timber Land is J I than ever Jp 4 H I THERE MUST BE A GOOD REASON There is a reason for everything and the fact that we serve the best meal in town ac counts for the ever increasing popu larity of this place. If you are not a patron now you soon will be Yours for Belter Eats HEPPNER CAFE .DEAS about forests have changed in the last two decades. Most land formerly cleared by the forest industries was destined for agricultural use .... Now the country has an abundance of farm land and the process is being reversed. Marginal acres which never should have been turned to field crops are turning into TREE FARMS. Land which is unsuited to agriculture will produce good trees .... and should be kept in continuous forest production .... the most economic occupation for: nearly a third of our total land area. OUR harvested land is. busy growing new trees . . we see to it that seedlings get a good start and protection from fire and other natural enemies. KINZUA PINE MILLS CO.